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==Overview==
==Overview==
===Design details===
===Design details===
Drekars are sleek vessels that combine Covenant technology with Jiralhanae construction methods. They are equipped with stealth systems.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}}
Drekars are sleek vessels that combine Covenant technology with [[Jiralhanae]] construction methods. They are equipped with stealth systems.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}}


===Development history===
===Development history===
Drekars were commissioned personally by the [[Prophet of Truth]] prior to the outset of the [[Great Schism]]. They served a place in his plans for the [[Changing of the Guard|removal of the Sangheili]] from the core military castes of the Covenant to be replaced by the [[Jiralhanae]], and as such combine the technological advances of the Covenant with Brute construction and design methodologies. Following the onset of the Schism and the collapse of the empire, an unknown number of these ships were nearing the final stages of completion - and in the [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|years following]] would slowly fall into the hands of [[Atriox]] in a number of clandestine raids launched by the [[Banished]] against informant cells and former-Covenant armories.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}}
Drekars were commissioned personally by the [[Prophet of Truth]] prior to the outset of the [[Great Schism]]. They served a place in his plans for the [[Changing of the Guard|removal]] of the [[Sangheili]] from the core military castes of the Covenant to be replaced by the Jiralhanae, and as such combine the technological advances of the Covenant with Jiralhanae construction and design methodologies. Following the onset of the Schism and the collapse of the empire, an unknown number of these ships were nearing the final stages of completion—and in the [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|years following]] would slowly fall into the hands of [[Atriox]] in a number of clandestine raids launched by the [[Banished]] against informant cells and former-Covenant armories.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}}


===Usage===
===Usage===
Drekars fill a role in the Covenant and Banished fleet most analogous to the [[prowler]]s employed by the [[UNSC Navy]]. Drekars were most notably employed by the Banished in the months leading up to the [[Battle over Installation 07]] - with the stealth ships used to influence the shift of events leading up to the Banished [[Battle for Zeta Halo|occupation]] of the [[Installation 07|ring]]. How many drekars the Banished operate remains unknown.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}}
Drekars fill a role in the Covenant and Banished fleet most analogous to the [[prowler]]s employed by the [[UNSC Navy]]. Drekars were most notably employed by the Banished in the months leading up to the [[Battle over Installation 07]]—with the stealth ships used to influence the shift of events leading up to the Banished [[Battle for Zeta Halo|occupation]] of the [[Installation 07|ring]]. How many drekars the Banished operate remains unknown.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}}


==Ships of the line==
==Ships of the line==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
Like their fellow [[karve]]s, Drekars are named after a [[Wikipedia:Longship#Drakkar|type of longship]] said to be employed by Norse raiders during the Viking Age. The original warships were termed ''drakkar'' or ''dreki'', translating to "dragon" in English.
Like their fellow [[karve]]s, drekars are named after a [[Wikipedia:Longship#Drakkar|type of longship]] said to be employed by Norse raiders during the Viking Age. The original warships were termed ''drakkar'' or ''dreki'', translating to "dragon" in English.


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==

Revision as of 17:28, January 6, 2024

Drekar
An illustration of a drekar.
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Stealth ship[1]

 

Drekars are a powerful class of stealth warship commissioned by the Covenant and employed by the Banished.[1]

Overview

Design details

Drekars are sleek vessels that combine Covenant technology with Jiralhanae construction methods. They are equipped with stealth systems.[1]

Development history

Drekars were commissioned personally by the Prophet of Truth prior to the outset of the Great Schism. They served a place in his plans for the removal of the Sangheili from the core military castes of the Covenant to be replaced by the Jiralhanae, and as such combine the technological advances of the Covenant with Jiralhanae construction and design methodologies. Following the onset of the Schism and the collapse of the empire, an unknown number of these ships were nearing the final stages of completion—and in the years following would slowly fall into the hands of Atriox in a number of clandestine raids launched by the Banished against informant cells and former-Covenant armories.[1]

Usage

Drekars fill a role in the Covenant and Banished fleet most analogous to the prowlers employed by the UNSC Navy. Drekars were most notably employed by the Banished in the months leading up to the Battle over Installation 07—with the stealth ships used to influence the shift of events leading up to the Banished occupation of the ring. How many drekars the Banished operate remains unknown.[1]

Ships of the line

Trivia

Like their fellow karves, drekars are named after a type of longship said to be employed by Norse raiders during the Viking Age. The original warships were termed drakkar or dreki, translating to "dragon" in English.

List of appearances

Sources