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variant of the stalker rifle with a higher rate of fire. It can be fired 12 times before overheating and holds 64 shots at full charge instead of 32. Used

Atop the base structure is a single ultra-heavy plasma cannon. Each time the cannon fires, a bolt of plasma is generated in the core and fired up into the

exceeded|Okarda'phaa|plasma rifle}}s, regardless of rank. The gold-armored Ranger BOBs, on the other hand, have been seen with plasma rifles, plasma repeaters, concussion

Captain throwing a plasma grenade during the Siege of New Alexandria. A Vheiloth Jiralhanae Captain with a Nakata'vho-pattern plasma repeater. Patterns on the

position in Halo 3. Alert carry in Halo 3: ODST. An Elite with a lowered Plasma Repeater in Halo: Reach. A Spartan with a lowered Assault Rifle in Halo: Reach

bore the title of "Mantis". The success of the prototype in the "Cherbourg Run" is one of the theories behind the origin of the moniker of "Mantis". However

category of weapons emplacements commonly identified as Shades. One of the oldest models of the Shade, with its history dating back hundreds of years, they

room without setting off any of the plasma batteries, push one down to the edge of the openings, detonate it with a plasma grenade or a brute shot, and

one of several turret models commonly identified as Shades. The Eeo'Pimu design consists of two small plasma cannons surrounded by a frontal plasma shield

military. The piece consists of a tripodal base mounting a single ultra-heavy plasma mortar weapon. The mortar is capable of providing long-ranged fires

the Covenant temple. Concept art of the citadel turret in Halo Wars. Renders of the citadel turret in Halo Wars. Render of the citadel turret, along with

burst of plasma rounds. A burst artillery atop a rocky hill. An artillery piece behind one of its energy conduits. One of the two energy conduits of a burst

piece in the service of the empire. The Skar'wa-pattern is sleek and light in construction, composed of a large ultra-heavy plasma cannon situated atop

Return from Exile Fate of Maethrillian Destruction of the Ark Activation of the Array The Dreadnought War of Beginnings Formation of the Covenant Domus Diaspora

as “CR” instead of “CN”, repeating the abbreviation for Crewman Recruit. On page 153, the image used for the Sangheili Zealot is that of a Sangheili Officer

the addition of heavier armour protection and energy shielding, or even the installation of new weapon systems to replace the standard plasma cannons. The

rifle. A turnaround reference of the focus rifle in Halo: Reach. Angled view of the focus rifle in Halo: Reach. Profile view of the focus rifle in Halo: Reach

exceeded}}}]] }} (Plasma Repeater) Paegaas Workshop Spiker (Spiker) Type-31 Rifle (Needle Rifle) Type-25 Directed Energy Pistol (Plasma Pistol) Type-33 Guided

Blisterbacks appear to be modelled after the in-game models of the Thrasher missiles. Concept art of Atriox holding an Annihilator missile in Know Your Enemy