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In the first game, [[Halo 1]], [[343 Guilty Spark]] explains that after exhausting every other strategic option in their struggle against [[The Flood]], the Forerunners activated the Halos which destroyed themselves along with other sentient life three radii of the galactic center.  
In the first game, [[Halo 1]], [[343 Guilty Spark]] explains that after exhausting every other strategic option in their struggle against [[The Flood]], the Forerunners activated the Halos which destroyed themselves along with other sentient life three radii of the galactic center.  
==Forerunner Instillations==
*[[Halo|Fortress Worlds]]
==Forerunner Constructs==
*[[Monitor|Monitors]] - Floating AIs responsible for maiteneance of [[Halo]] worlds.
*[[Sentinels]]
*[[Sentinel Major|Sentinel Majors]]
*[[Enforcer|Enforcers]]
==Forerunner Artifacts and Technology==


*[[Artifacts]]
*[[Artifacts]]
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*[[Technology]]
*[[Technology]]


*[[Halo|Fortress Worlds]]


==Related Links==
==Related Links==

Revision as of 21:06, October 13, 2005

Summary

The "Forerunners" is the translated Covenant name for the race that built The Halos. It is theorized that this same race is responsible for the artifact that was found on Reach, and on Sigma Octanus IV.

The artifacts appear to have originated on different worlds, but have somehow made it onto these other planets. These artifacts are our only means of finding information about the Forerunner.

In the first game, Halo 1, 343 Guilty Spark explains that after exhausting every other strategic option in their struggle against The Flood, the Forerunners activated the Halos which destroyed themselves along with other sentient life three radii of the galactic center.

Forerunner Instillations

Forerunner Constructs

  • Monitors - Floating AIs responsible for maiteneance of Halo worlds.

Forerunner Artifacts and Technology


Related Links

External Links