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Unlike other Covenant forces, Hunters seem to possess no visible rank. They are deployed as support troops rather than as baseline soldiers, which may therefore indicate that a rank is unnecessary as they are used as equipment rather than soldiers. They seem to be of a low rank, but only take commands from [[Prophets]] or [[Elites]]. | Unlike other Covenant forces, Hunters seem to possess no visible rank. They are deployed as support troops rather than as baseline soldiers, which may therefore indicate that a rank is unnecessary as they are used as equipment rather than soldiers. They seem to be of a low rank, but only take commands from [[Prophets]] or [[Elites]]. | ||
However, they can be deployed independently of other Covenant troops, which may indicate that a level of independence and responsibility may be granted, thus meaning that they may have a high enough rank to be trusted by themselves. In ''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', Mgalekgolo are seen guarding the crystal in [[Cote d'Azur]], which is retrieved by [[Blue Team]]. As they are guarding such a highly valued target, they may be of a higher rank than other Hunter pairs. Also they killed a [[Jackal]] by stepping on it, which may show that they are higher in rank than the Jackals. | However, they can be deployed independently of other Covenant troops, which may indicate that a level of independence and responsibility may be granted, thus meaning that they may have a high enough rank to be trusted by themselves. In ''[[Halo: The Fall of Reach]]'', Mgalekgolo are seen guarding the crystal in [[Cote d'Azur]], which is retrieved by [[Blue Team]]. As they are guarding such a highly valued target, they may be of a higher rank than other Hunter pairs. Also they killed a [[Jackal]] by stepping on it, which may show that they are higher in rank than the Jackals, although it is more likely that the Hunters merely did not care about the other alien's life. | ||
In ''Halo 3: ODST'', the Hunters | In ''Halo 3: ODST'', the Hunters appear in two different forms in two different colors; the normal blue-armored Hunter, which are identical to the ones seen in ''Halo 3'', armed with an Assault Cannon that fires a continuous stream of radioactive incendiary gel and a gold-armored Hunter, armed with an assault cannon that fires a single bolt of radioactive incendiary gel which is similar to the weapon model featured in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. Gold-armored Hunters were said by Bungie to be leader Hunters. | ||
In addition, in Halo: Contact Harvest, a third rank of Hunters with silver clad armour is said to be guarding the Forerunner Dreadnought in High Charity. | In addition, in ''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'', a third rank of Hunters with silver clad armour is said to be guarding the Forerunner Dreadnought in High Charity. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||