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The [[Covenant]] and its [[Covenant remnants|splinter factions]] use a wide variety of '''weapons'''. Like most Covenant technology, their weapons are highly exotic in both operation and design, especially in comparison to the [[human]] arsenal. Many are [[directed-energy weapon]]s, typically utilizing either [[plasma weaponry|plasma]] or [[particle beam weapon|particle beams]], and run off a battery charge. However, some Covenant weapons also use physical projectiles, such as the [[Type-51 carbine]] or the [[Type-33 fuel rod gun]]; additionally, most weapons of native [[Jiralhanae]] design fire projectiles rather than energy. | |||
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Revision as of 01:33, February 5, 2019
Template:Under Construction The Covenant and its splinter factions use a wide variety of weapons. Like most Covenant technology, their weapons are highly exotic in both operation and design, especially in comparison to the human arsenal. Many are directed-energy weapons, typically utilizing either plasma or particle beams, and run off a battery charge. However, some Covenant weapons also use physical projectiles, such as the Type-51 carbine or the Type-33 fuel rod gun; additionally, most weapons of native Jiralhanae design fire projectiles rather than energy.
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