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Lekgolos take a hulking bipedal form in the Covenant military which is, in truth, the least common assemblage of the creatures <ref>[[Bestiarum]]</ref>. In this form, they are the strongest species in the [[Covenant]] <ref>[[Halo 3 Game Guide]],  http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/halo3.aspx, On Covenant character page.</ref>. These forms stand anywhere from nine and a half to twelve feet tall, but when in their combat state they crouch to approximately eight feet, making their weak spots smaller. Hunters fight with [[Fuel Rod Gun]]s ([[Halo: Combat Evolved]]) or modified [[Fuel Rod Cannon]]s ([[Halo 2]] and [[Halo 3]]) integrated directly into their armor, and they carry an enormous and nearly-impervious metal shield made of an unknown alloy, which they sometimes use as a [[melee]] [[weapon]]. The modified Fuel Rod Cannon used in Halo 2 is more beam-like, similar to that of the [[Gravity Cannon]]. The fire is more sustained, and more devastating.
Lekgolos take a hulking bipedal form in the Covenant military which is, in truth, the least common assemblage of the creatures <ref>[[Bestiarum]]</ref>. In this form, they are the strongest species in the [[Covenant]] <ref>[[Halo 3 Game Guide]],  http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/halo3.aspx, On Covenant character page.</ref>. These forms stand anywhere from nine and a half to twelve feet tall, but when in their combat state they crouch to approximately eight feet, making their weak spots smaller. Hunters fight with [[Fuel Rod Gun]]s ([[Halo: Combat Evolved]]) or modified [[Fuel Rod Cannon]]s ([[Halo 2]] and [[Halo 3]]) integrated directly into their armor, and they carry an enormous and nearly-impervious metal shield made of an unknown alloy, which they sometimes use as a [[melee]] [[weapon]]. The modified Fuel Rod Cannon used in Halo 2 is more beam-like, similar to that of the [[Gravity Cannon]]. The fire is more sustained, and more devastating.


According to the [[San 'Shyuum]]s, the Lekgolos needed to be "tamed." An [[Arbiter]] played a significant role in this event.
According to the [[San 'Shyuum]], the Lekgolos needed to be "tamed." An [[Arbiter]] played a significant role in this event.


The Lekgolo's religious, political and philosophical affiliation with the Covenant was based on their need for viable space travel and see little need for religion. When their homeworld of [[Te]] was visited by an advanced alien culture who were intent on mining the world, they faced heavy resistance from the Hunters whose physiology gave them a tremendous advantage in combat. Hunters were later forced into the Covenant by the superior starship technology of the Elites - on the ground they were mostly, if not always, victorious. Faced with extinction by orbital bombardment, they joined the Covenant.  
The Lekgolo's religious, political and philosophical affiliation with the Covenant was based on their need for viable space travel and see little need for religion. When their homeworld of [[Te]] was visited by an advanced alien culture who were intent on mining the world, they faced heavy resistance from the Hunters whose physiology gave them a tremendous advantage in combat. Hunters were later forced into the Covenant by the superior starship technology of the Elites - on the ground they were mostly, if not always, victorious. Faced with extinction by orbital bombardment, they joined the Covenant.  
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