Covenant: Difference between revisions
→Lekgolo/Mgalekgolo
EpsilonIndi (talk | contribs) |
|||
| Line 92: | Line 92: | ||
===Lekgolo/Mgalekgolo=== | ===Lekgolo/Mgalekgolo=== | ||
{{main|Lekgolo|Mgalekgolo}} | {{main|Lekgolo|Mgalekgolo}} | ||
Mgalekgolo, or Hunters as they are known by humans,<ref name="flood"/> are thought to be giant monsters, but they are actually an assemblage of worm-like entities called "[[Lekgolo]]" that create a communal, armor plated form. They always fight and travel in pairs known as "bond brothers" which technically means that not all of the colonies of worms were able to fit within one set of armor, and are the strongest of the Covenant fighting units. | Mgalekgolo, or Hunters as they are known by humans,<ref name="flood"/> are thought to be giant monsters, but they are actually an assemblage of worm-like entities called "[[Lekgolo]]" that create a communal, armor plated form. They always fight and travel in pairs known as "bond brothers" which technically means that not all of the colonies of worms were able to fit within one set of armor, and are the strongest of the Covenant fighting units. |- | ||
|- | |||
|[[File:HReach - Unggoy.png|140px|right|link=Unggoy]] | |[[File:HReach - Unggoy.png|140px|right|link=Unggoy]] | ||
===Unggoy=== | ===Unggoy=== | ||
{{main|Unggoy}} | {{main|Unggoy}} | ||