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[[File:Energy_Core.jpg|thumb|An energy core on multiplayer level ''Containment''.]] | |||
[[File:Energy_Core.jpg|thumb|An energy core on multiplayer level | '''Energy cores''' are [[Forerunner]] devices. They are shaped like a three-sided pyramid that project streams of energy, which meet in a hollow center. The three streams combine to form a pink ball of energy that is maintained in stasis. The purpose of these devices is unknown, although they could be a battery-type energy source. They are highly explosive (four times the power of any other explosion alone) if damaged or rammed violently but can be pushed easily. If they are hit, they will become unstable and turn red, but will eventually stabilize and turn blue again.<ref name="h2">'''[[Halo 2]]''', multiplayer level ''[[Containment]]''</ref> | ||
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They are found in Forerunner installations, such as the [[Halo Array]].<ref name="h2"/> | |||
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Revision as of 15:34, November 6, 2011
File:Energy Core.jpg
An energy core on multiplayer level Containment.
Energy cores are Forerunner devices. They are shaped like a three-sided pyramid that project streams of energy, which meet in a hollow center. The three streams combine to form a pink ball of energy that is maintained in stasis. The purpose of these devices is unknown, although they could be a battery-type energy source. They are highly explosive (four times the power of any other explosion alone) if damaged or rammed violently but can be pushed easily. If they are hit, they will become unstable and turn red, but will eventually stabilize and turn blue again.[1]
They are found in Forerunner installations, such as the Halo Array.[1]
Sources
- ^ a b Halo 2, multiplayer level Containment
