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Instead of walking, San' | Instead of walking, [[San 'Shyuum]] choose to sit on these levitating thrones most of the time, which would make their lives more comfortable, due to their frail bodies. The [[High Prophets]] posess versions which are equipped with a shield impervious to nearly all small arms fire. | ||
It is also equipped with a modified version of the [[Mgalekgolo]] [[Assault Cannon]]. This weapon is called the [[Gravity Cannon]]. It appears that each throne has a holographic projector, the Hierarchs' thrones including a series of small holographic buttons that can perform a variety of commands located on each armrest. | It is also equipped with a modified version of the [[Mgalekgolo]] [[Assault Cannon]]. This weapon is called the [[Gravity Cannon]]. It appears that each throne has a holographic projector, the Hierarchs' thrones including a series of small holographic buttons that can perform a variety of commands located on each armrest. | ||
Legates do not appear to use these thrones as often, but San' | Legates do not appear to use these thrones as often, but [[San 'Shyuum]] serving military roles (such as the [[Minister of Etiology]]) have Gravity Thrones of their own, though the version they use is less advanced (it seems they don't possess weaponry or shielding). Other Ministerial [[San 'Shyuum]] such as Vice and Junior Ministers use [[Antigrav Belt]]s instead. | ||
Junior Legates rate the least powerful Gravity Thrones and must travel in rings of twenty or more, packed arm-to-arm to maximize their anti-grav field. Senior Ministry staffers can manage to travel in groups as small as seven, and the sophistication of Vice-Ministers' chairs makes it possible for them to commute in trios. Only full Ministers and Prophets rated units sufficiently powerful for individual flight.<ref>[[Halo: Contact Harvest]], p. 149</ref> In [[Halo Wars]] the [[Prophet of Regret]] can be upgraded to use a throne that is capable of powered flight. | Junior Legates rate the least powerful Gravity Thrones and must travel in rings of twenty or more, packed arm-to-arm to maximize their anti-grav field. Senior Ministry staffers can manage to travel in groups as small as seven, and the sophistication of Vice-Ministers' chairs makes it possible for them to commute in trios. Only full Ministers and Prophets rated units sufficiently powerful for individual flight.<ref>[[Halo: Contact Harvest]], p. 149</ref> In [[Halo Wars]] the [[Prophet of Regret]] can be upgraded to use a throne that is capable of powered flight. | ||
Revision as of 20:01, December 1, 2009
Gravity Thrones are the main form of transportation for the higher Prophets of the Covenant.
Summary
Instead of walking, San 'Shyuum choose to sit on these levitating thrones most of the time, which would make their lives more comfortable, due to their frail bodies. The High Prophets posess versions which are equipped with a shield impervious to nearly all small arms fire.
It is also equipped with a modified version of the Mgalekgolo Assault Cannon. This weapon is called the Gravity Cannon. It appears that each throne has a holographic projector, the Hierarchs' thrones including a series of small holographic buttons that can perform a variety of commands located on each armrest.
Legates do not appear to use these thrones as often, but San 'Shyuum serving military roles (such as the Minister of Etiology) have Gravity Thrones of their own, though the version they use is less advanced (it seems they don't possess weaponry or shielding). Other Ministerial San 'Shyuum such as Vice and Junior Ministers use Antigrav Belts instead.
Junior Legates rate the least powerful Gravity Thrones and must travel in rings of twenty or more, packed arm-to-arm to maximize their anti-grav field. Senior Ministry staffers can manage to travel in groups as small as seven, and the sophistication of Vice-Ministers' chairs makes it possible for them to commute in trios. Only full Ministers and Prophets rated units sufficiently powerful for individual flight.[1] In Halo Wars the Prophet of Regret can be upgraded to use a throne that is capable of powered flight.
References
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, p. 149
