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{{Quote|Every member of the Covenant shall walk the path. None will be left behind when our Great Journey begins. That is the Prophets' age-old promise, and it shall be fulfilled!|The Prophet of Regret}}
{{Quote|Every member of the Covenant shall walk the path. None will be left behind when our Great Journey begins. That is the Prophets' age-old promise, and it shall be fulfilled!|The Prophet of Regret}}


The '''High Prophet of Regret''', born '''Lod Mron''',<ref name="essential"/> was the youngest of the three [[San'Shyuum]] [[Hierarchs|High Prophets]] who led the [[Covenant]] [[High Council]] during the [[Human-Covenant War]]. Rash, ambitious, immature, and naive compared to the other Hierarchs, Regret originally served as [[Ministry of Tranquility|Vice Minister of Tranquility]], where he worked frequently with [[Sangheili]] and had adopted some of their personal traits, such as a preoccupation with honor and personal arms.<ref name="TCP">'''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]'''</ref> In many ways, he can be characterised as a Prophet who thought like an Elite; a rare mindset for his species, and from the [[Prophet of Truth|Prophet of Truth's]] point of view, a dangerous one. Regret was not intelligent but fiercely opposed [[human]]ity through the course of the war.<ref>[http://www.gamedaily.com/articles/galleries/halo-wars-character-profile-professor-anders-and-the-prophet-of-regret/?page=1 Professor versus Prophet]. ''Game Daily''. Accessed on 2009-01-26</ref> He expected his soldiers to obey him without question.<ref name="Loyalty">[http://www.gamedaily.com/articles/galleries/halo-wars-character-profile-professor-anders-and-the-prophet-of-regret/?page=6 Loyalty will keep you alive]. ''Game Daily''. Accessed on 2009-01-26</ref>
The '''High Prophet of Regret''', born '''Lod Mron''',<ref name="essential"/> was the youngest of the three [[San'Shyuum]] [[Hierarchs|High Prophets]] who led the [[Covenant]] [[High Council]] during the [[Human-Covenant War]]. Rash, ambitious, immature, and naive compared to the other Hierarchs, Regret originally served as [[Ministry of Tranquility|Vice Minister of Tranquility]], where he worked frequently with [[Sangheili]] and had adopted some of their personal traits, such as a preoccupation with honor and personal arms.<ref name="TCP">'''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]'''</ref> In many ways, he can be characterised as a Prophet who thought like an Elite; a rare mindset for his species, and from the [[Prophet of Truth|Prophet of Truth's]] point of view, a dangerous one. Regret was intelligent and fiercely opposed [[human]]ity through the course of the war.<ref>[http://www.gamedaily.com/articles/galleries/halo-wars-character-profile-professor-anders-and-the-prophet-of-regret/?page=1 Professor versus Prophet]. ''Game Daily''. Accessed on 2009-01-26</ref> He expected his soldiers to obey him without question.<ref name="Loyalty">[http://www.gamedaily.com/articles/galleries/halo-wars-character-profile-professor-anders-and-the-prophet-of-regret/?page=6 Loyalty will keep you alive]. ''Game Daily''. Accessed on 2009-01-26</ref>


==Biography==
==Biography==
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==Personality and traits==
==Personality and traits==
{{Quote|Nothing can be done until my sermon is complete!|Regret on activating Delta Halo, after being absorbed by Gravemind}}  
{{Quote|Nothing can be done until my sermon is complete!|Regret on activating Delta Halo, after being absorbed by Gravemind}}  
Regret has shown his reckless nature more than a few times. Being the youngest of the Hierarchs, he tends to act cockily without thinking; he adopted his aggressive and brash demeanor during his extensive service alongside the Sangheili in missionary and expeditionary affairs.<ref name="wpregret"/>
Regret has shown his reckless nature more than a few times. Being the youngest of the Hierarchs, he tends to act rashly without thinking; he adopted his aggressive and brash demeanor during his extensive service alongside the Sangheili in missionary and expeditionary affairs.<ref name="wpregret"/>


His boldness and failure to communicate with the other Prophets caused significant trouble for Thel 'Vadamee and the Prophet of Truth when he ordered his forces to deal with the humans at the Rubble and the Kig-Yar trading with them. Upon learning the location of the Ark, Regret sped to Earth with an insufficient, hastily assembled fleet without consulting with his fellow Hierarchs first. Even as he faced Earth's formidable defenses he persistently headed for what he thought was an easy way for unlocking the Ark. This foolish strategic mistake eventually cost him his life on Delta Halo. Regret did apologize to the Prophets of Truth and Mercy for his reckless and failed attack on Earth, although he may have simply been trying to ''justify'' his actions to which Truth responded in kind claiming that it was only thanks to Mercy that Regret "be spared of a public display" of their contempt, referring to a possible hearing. He could be said to be quite hypocritical, mocking humans for seeming frail yet never leaving the comfort of his chair in his life as a Prophet. Although he does think like an Elite in the sense he's willing to kill John 117 himself if the Sangheili honour guard fail to do so.  
His recklessness and failure to communicate with the other Prophets caused significant trouble for Thel 'Vadamee and the Prophet of Truth when he ordered his forces to deal with the humans at the Rubble and the Kig-Yar trading with them. Upon learning the location of the Ark, Regret sped to Earth with an insufficient, hastily assembled fleet without consulting with his fellow Hierarchs first. Even as he faced Earth's formidable defenses he persistently headed for what he thought was an easy way for unlocking the Ark. This foolish mistake eventually cost him his life on Delta Halo. Regret did apologize to the Prophets of Truth and Mercy for his reckless and failed attack on Earth, although he may have simply been trying to ''justify'' his actions to which Truth responded in kind claiming that it was only thanks to Mercy that Regret "be spared of a public display" of their contempt.


Even after his death by [[John-117]] and assimilation into the Gravemind as a [[Prophet Form]], Regret showed no remorse for his actions, and continued to preach the Covenant dogma, though he may not have been fully aware of his condition.
Even after his death by [[John-117]] and assimilation into the Gravemind, Regret showed no remorse for his actions, and continued to preach the Covenant dogma, though he may not have been fully aware of his condition.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
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*As of the 12th of May 2009, an update was released by Ensemble which made the Prophet of Regret slightly slower in ''Halo Wars'' Matchmaking, this was an attempt to stop "Leader Rushing".
*As of the 12th of May 2009, an update was released by Ensemble which made the Prophet of Regret slightly slower in ''Halo Wars'' Matchmaking, this was an attempt to stop "Leader Rushing".
*In the San'Shyuum section of the Covenant Species part of the ''Halo 3'' Manual, Regret is the Prophet seen in the picture.<ref>'''[[Halo 3]] Manual''', Covenant Species Section, page ''??''</ref>
*In the San'Shyuum section of the Covenant Species part of the ''Halo 3'' Manual, Regret is the Prophet seen in the picture.<ref>'''[[Halo 3]] Manual''', Covenant Species Section, page ''??''</ref>
*If the three Prophets were to represent the freudian trio, Regret would be the id as he rushes in without thinking of the consequences and fights alongside the Sangheili, the cunning [[Truth]] would be the ego and the calmer Mercy would be the super-ego.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==