ROGUE-class Mjolnir



The Mark VI(A) MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armour, otherwise known as the Rogue Helmet, is a United Nations Space Command Armor variant.

Introduction
The Rogue Helmet is a variant of the standard Mark VI MJOLNIR powered battle armor. It is an armor permutation in Halo 3 multiplayer. This armor permutation, like all others, has no effect on gameplay and is purely aesthetic.

Development and History
The Mark VI(A) armor was the first of the "privatized" variants, manufactured by private industrial firms. With the fall of the Outer Colonies, the UNSC called upon private industry to manufacture classified war material.

Helmet Characteristics
The helmet has one small visor that resembles a pair of rap-star sunglasses, rather than the normal and typical MJOLNIR Mark VI visor. The mouth-guard appears longer and thicker with an added "hole", in the center of the mouthpiece, and also appears to be added-on plates rather than an actual mouth-guard. The top of the helmet is much more rounded, as well. The mouth guard rounds, shapes, and cups into a circular black piece, in front of the mouth that forms the aforementioned "hole", and notice the fact that there are no specific shoulders.

Shoulder Characteristics
This armor permutation has no shoulder padding.

Chest Characteristics
This armor permutation has no chest plating.

Unlock

 * Head: Unlock the Spartan Officer achievement, obtainable only through online multiplayer.

Note: If you have unlocked the Spartan Officer badge, but do not have the rogue helmet, you can obtain it by achieving a rank of Lieutenant in any of the new playlist-specific ranking systems.

Trivia

 * This helmet is most commonly used when the player is in a sniper match due to its small size and minimal glare.
 * McFarlane made a Spartan Soldier Rogue with only Olive armor and has interchangeable armor.
 * The Rogue helmet is known to have a higher performance level in evading enemy sniper detection than the Scout helmet.
 * It is believed that the Rogue helmet is actually a second layer covering the Mark VI helmet due to the fact that you can see the standard Mark VI visor underneath and the fact that the helmets are the exact same size and shape(for a perspective).