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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

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

demo, the scaled-down version of the weapon that appears in the retail version of the game is never seen in use. A Weevil cannon was intended to be included

twin rapid-fire heavy plasma cannons. They were originally designed by the War of Beginnings-era Sangheili, and employ the use of "semi-feral" associated intelligences

employed by both the Swords of Sanghelios and Jul 'Mdama's Covenant during the Battle of Kamchatka, Battle of Nuusra and the Battle of Sunaion in 2558. The Bmur'resh-pattern

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

Concept art of a small Banished camp. Concept art of a simulated arena for the multiplayer. Concept art of the Ghost of Gbraakon. Concept art of The Tower

Covenant's long line of Shade turrets, having been designed by Achoem Weapons in response to the Fall of High Charity and the loss of the city-station's

the remains of High Charity to keep a promise to Cortana. On High Charity, John cut his way through hordes of Flood, taunted with images of Cortana falling

positions. Among these were some of the final battles of the war, with Truth's fleet and the Fleet of Sacred Consecration making use of the Rizsheda-pattern turret

automated stationary weapon built by the Covenant for the protection of sectors of interest. The turret rests on an anti-gravity field emitted from a large