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'''Commander Re'gish Warnik''' was a [[Sangheilian]] [[Ultra Elite|Field Master]] in the [[Covenant]] military. He served during the [[Third Battle of Harvest]] in [[2531]] <ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/halowars/index.html?fbid=vMAXQsJPEwv ''Official Halo Wars Website'']</ref>. He commanded the Covenant forces that found the doorway to the Relic. He sent a message to the [[High Prophet]] [[Regret]] informing him of their findings and requesting that he send the [[Arbiter (Halo Wars)|Arbiter]] so that they may open the [[Battle of the Relic|Relic]]. | '''Commander Re'gish Warnik''' was a [[Sangheilian]] [[Ultra Elite|Field Master]] in the [[Covenant]] military. He served during the [[Third Battle of Harvest]] in [[2531]] <ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/halowars/index.html?fbid=vMAXQsJPEwv ''Official Halo Wars Website'']</ref>. He commanded the Covenant forces that found the doorway to the Relic. He sent a message to the [[High Prophet]] [[Regret]] informing him of their findings and requesting that he send the [[Arbiter (Halo Wars)|Arbiter]] so that they may open the [[Battle of the Relic|Relic]]. | ||
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His name is unusual for a Sangheili, as it lacks the 'ee suffix in his last name. | |||
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- "Rejoice your Holiness for we have found the doorway to the relic you spoke of."
- — Commander Wamik
Commander Re'gish Warnik was a Sangheilian Field Master in the Covenant military. He served during the Third Battle of Harvest in 2531 [1]. He commanded the Covenant forces that found the doorway to the Relic. He sent a message to the High Prophet Regret informing him of their findings and requesting that he send the Arbiter so that they may open the Relic.
Naming
His name is unusual for a Sangheili, as it lacks the 'ee suffix in his last name.
