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File:H4-SpartanOps-WatcherCrawler.jpg|Two Spartan-IVs facing off against an Alpha Crawler and a [[Promethean Watcher]].
File:H4-SpartanOps-WatcherCrawler.jpg|Two Spartan-IVs facing off against an Alpha Crawler and a [[Promethean Watcher]].
File:H4-SpOps-CrawlerPack.jpg|A pack of Promethean Alpha Crawlers attack a group of Spartan-IVs.
File:H4-SpOps-CrawlerPack.jpg|A pack of Promethean Alpha Crawlers attack a group of Spartan-IVs.
File:Crawlers 134.png|An Alpha Crawler in ''Halo 5: Guardians''
File:Crawlers 134.png|An Alpha Crawler in ''Halo 5: Guardians''.
File:H5G-WatcherhealsCrawler.png|An Alpha Crawler being healed by a Watcher on [[Escape from ARC]].
File:H5G-LegendaryAlphaCrawler.png|A Legendary Alpha Crawler on [[Attack on Sanctum]].
File:H5G-MythicAlphaCrawler.png|A Mythic Alpha Crawler on [[Skirmish at Darkstar]].
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Alpha Crawlers, also known as Crawler Primes, are a class of Promethean Crawlers first encountered by the UNSC on the shield world Requiem in July of 2557.

Description

The most powerful class of Promethean Crawlers, Alpha Crawlers lead packs of lesser Crawlers.[1] They are distinguished from other Crawler subtypes by the array of glowing hard light spikes, which indicate status, on their carapaces, and are armed with a built-in Z-130 Suppressor.[2] While they are designed to lead detachments of varying sizes, they can be found in excess of three or four per pack. They nevertheless serve the same purpose, to lead, augment and fortify localized Crawler forces. They are easily the most recognizable of their kind.[3]

Alpha Crawlers always attempt to maintain a safe distance away from threats, while using their attached Suppressor to unleash a barrage of firepower upon their opponents.[1]

Gameplay

Dealing with Alpha Crawlers in combat is very dangerous, due to the fact that they will often continue to fire on enemies from a distance to overload shields and will follow up with close-in melee attacks to keep enemies' shields from recharging.[4]

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo Waypoint: Promethean Crawlers
  2. ^ Halo Waypoint: Halo 4: Promethean Gallery
  3. ^ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named H4EVG
  4. ^ Halo 4 Interactive Guide (defunct)

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