Energy stave: Difference between revisions

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m (→‎Ceremonial stave: Link cleanup, replaced: Type-51 carbine → {{Pattern|Vostu|carbine}})
m (→‎Non-ceremonial stave: Link cleanup, replaced: Battle of the Etran HarborageBattle of Trove, Shield World 0459| → Trove|)
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===Non-ceremonial stave===
===Non-ceremonial stave===
This version of the energy stave is more ascetic in design than the one used by the Honor Guard. Metallic gray in color, it incorporates a twin-bladed tip with blue paneling. Unlike the ceremonial staves used by the Honor Guard, these weapons can also be wielded by regular Sangheili, including [[Stealth Sangheili]]. During the [[Battle of the Etran Harborage]], a group of Sangheili guards assigned to protect the [[Apex Site]] on the [[Shield World 0459|shield world]] were equipped with energy staves.{{Ref/Reuse|wars}} The Honor Guardsmen escorting the [[Prophet of Regret]]'s on the shield world wielded combat energy staves in addition to wearing non-ceremonial armor.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 95''</ref>
This version of the energy stave is more ascetic in design than the one used by the Honor Guard. Metallic gray in color, it incorporates a twin-bladed tip with blue paneling. Unlike the ceremonial staves used by the Honor Guard, these weapons can also be wielded by regular Sangheili, including [[Stealth Sangheili]]. During the [[Battle of Trove]], a group of Sangheili guards assigned to protect the [[Apex Site]] on the [[Trove|shield world]] were equipped with energy staves.{{Ref/Reuse|wars}} The Honor Guardsmen escorting the [[Prophet of Regret]]'s on the shield world wielded combat energy staves in addition to wearing non-ceremonial armor.<ref>'''[[Halo: The Essential Visual Guide]]''', ''page 95''</ref>


===Forerunner stave===
===Forerunner stave===