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|affiliation=[[Unified Earth Government]]<ref name="commsite">[http://www.halowars.com/GameInfo/barracks.aspx#flamethrower '''Official Halo Wars Community Site''': ''Flamethrower'']</ref> | |affiliation=[[Unified Earth Government]]<ref name="commsite">[http://www.halowars.com/GameInfo/barracks.aspx#flamethrower '''Official Halo Wars Community Site''': ''Flamethrower'']</ref> | ||
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The '''Hellbringers''' are | The '''Hellbringers''' are specialized [[Orbital Drop Shock Troopers]] that are part of the [[Special Tactics and Equipment Group]].{{Ref/Book|Id=enc22pg58|Enc22|Page=58}} Equipped with flamethrowers and deployed in two-person teams, Hellbringers are tasked with engaging entrenched infantry while suffering a high attrition rate.{{Ref/Reuse|commsite}}<ref name="plhellbringers">'''[[Halo Wars 2]]''', ''[[Phoenix Log]]: Hellbringers''</ref> | ||
==Roles and operations== | ==Roles and operations== | ||
{{Quote|Bringin’ the fire.|A Hellbringer aboard ''Spirit of Fire''<ref name="hw">''[[Halo Wars]]''</ref>}} | {{Quote|Bringin’ the fire.|A Hellbringer aboard ''Spirit of Fire''<ref name="hw">''[[Halo Wars]]''</ref>}} | ||
[[File:HW2 Kisano.png|thumb | [[File:HW2 Kisano.png|thumb|250px|Morgan Kinsano and Hellbringers attacking.]] | ||
Inspired by the use of [[flamethrower]]s in the trenches during [[Wikipedia:World War I|World War I]], the Hellbringers are specialized infantry of the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] outfitted with flamethrowers. Organized into [[squad]]s of two, Hellbringers serve as anti-infantry.{{Ref/Reuse|commsite}} Hellbringers are effective against infantry, even those garrisoned within structures. However, these Marines are of limited use against armored vehicles. Regardless, Hellbringers have proven effective at neutralizing dug-in [[Covenant]] forces and sterilizing [[Flood]] infestations.{{Ref/Reuse|plhellbringers}} Hellbringers are occasionally deployed to the battlefield via [[Single Occupant Exoatmospheric Insertion Vehicle]]s.<ref name="hw2">''[[Halo Wars 2]]''</ref> | Inspired by the use of [[flamethrower]]s in the trenches during [[Wikipedia:World War I|World War I]], the Hellbringers are specialized infantry of the [[UNSC Marine Corps]] outfitted with flamethrowers. Organized into [[squad]]s of two, Hellbringers serve as anti-infantry.{{Ref/Reuse|commsite}} Hellbringers are effective against infantry, even those garrisoned within structures. However, these Marines are of limited use against armored vehicles. Regardless, Hellbringers have proven effective at neutralizing dug-in [[Covenant]] forces and sterilizing [[Flood]] infestations.{{Ref/Reuse|plhellbringers}} Hellbringers are occasionally deployed to the battlefield via [[Single Occupant Exoatmospheric Insertion Vehicle]]s.<ref name="hw2">''[[Halo Wars 2]]''</ref> | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
Hellbringers served aboard the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} under the command of [[Lieutenant Colonel]] [[Morgan Kinsano]] by the end of the [[Harvest Campaign]].<ref name="pax">[https://youtu.be/7g7VIGnl3Uc '''YouTube:''' ''PAX East 2017 - Halo Wars 2 Panel'']</ref> The Hellbringers aboard the ''Spirit of Fire'' participated in the [[Battle of Arcadia]] and the [[Battle of | Hellbringers served aboard the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} under the command of [[Lieutenant Colonel]] [[Morgan Kinsano]] by the end of the [[Harvest Campaign]].<ref name="pax">[https://youtu.be/7g7VIGnl3Uc '''YouTube:''' ''PAX East 2017 - Halo Wars 2 Panel'']</ref> The Hellbringers aboard the ''Spirit of Fire'' participated in the [[Battle of Arcadia]] and the [[Battle of Trove]].{{Ref/Reuse|hw}} While the ''Spirit of Fire'' attempted to return to human space [[Serina]] planned for the Hellbringers to eventually test [[cryonics|cryo]]-based weapons.{{Ref/Reuse|plcryotroopers}} During the [[Banished]] [[Battle of Installation 00|occupation]] of [[Installation 00]] Hellbringers were used against Banished infantry and structures.{{Ref/Reuse|hw2}} | ||
==Equipment== | ==Equipment== | ||
[[File:HW2 - Hellbringer.png|thumb|250px|A Hellbringer with an M7057]] | [[File:HW2 - Hellbringer.png|thumb|250px|A Hellbringer with an M7057]] | ||
{{Quote|Flamethrower comin’ in hot.|A Hellbringer aboard ''Spirit of Fire''{{Ref/Reuse|hw}}}} | {{Quote|Flamethrower comin’ in hot.|A Hellbringer aboard ''Spirit of Fire''{{Ref/Reuse|hw}}}} | ||
Hellbringers are qualified to maintain, operate, and deploy a number of specialist weapon systems in the UNSC arsenal. This includes a range of incendiary, thermobaric, energetic, chemical, and biological weapons that most UNSC personnel are not even aware of.<ref name="plcryotroopers">'''Halo Wars 2''', ''[[Phoenix Log]]: Cryo Troopers''</ref> Although the [[United Nations Space Command]] has adopted thermobaric munitions for deploying most incendiary weaponry, Hellbringers most often operate with [[flamethrower]]s. These flamethrowers are capable of doing damage to close-range targets in a wide area | ===Weaponry=== | ||
Hellbringers are qualified to maintain, operate, and deploy a number of specialist weapon systems in the UNSC arsenal. This includes a range of incendiary, thermobaric, energetic, chemical, and biological weapons that most UNSC personnel are not even aware of.<ref name="plcryotroopers">'''Halo Wars 2''', ''[[Phoenix Log]]: Cryo Troopers''</ref> Although the [[United Nations Space Command]] has adopted thermobaric munitions for deploying most incendiary weaponry, Hellbringers most often operate with [[flamethrower]]s. These flamethrowers are capable of doing damage to close-range targets in a wide area.{{Ref/Reuse|plhellbringers}} | |||
Hellbringers wear a flame-retardant | During the first years of the [[Human-Covenant War]], Hellbringers were often armed with the [[M6634 flamethrower]], a variant of the [[NA4 flamethrower]] that supports a wide variety of fuel mixtures for use in various atmospheric and gravitic conditions.{{Ref/Reuse|commsite}} The M6634 may be outfitted with an underslung [[M301 grenade launcher|M301 40mm grenade launcher]] which is often used to fire [[flashbang grenade]]s; these grenades are used to incapacitate hostiles while the Marines move closer to engage.{{Ref/Reuse|hw}} By [[2559]], Hellbringers aboard {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} utilized [[M7057 flamethrower]]s,{{Ref/Reuse|hw2}} another, more modern variant of the NA4 flamethrower.{{Ref/Reuse|evg}} These flamethrowers can be upgraded with dispersion nozzles that increase damage and size of the flame sheets.{{Ref/Reuse|plhellbringers}} | ||
===Suits=== | |||
Hellbringers wear a flame-retardant [[powered exoskeleton]] with an enclosed helmet that offers a wide field of view.{{Ref/YouTube|A04ZmY2UHgU|jungle_penguins|Halo Wars 2: UNSC Hellbringer All Quotes|Time=39|Quote=I feel like a tank in this thing! Does your exo chafe? Mine chafes.|Quotee=Hellbringer ambient dialogue|Detail=0:39}} Flamethrower fuel is stored in a cylindrical tank attached to the Hellbringers' backs.{{Ref/Reuse|plhellbringers}} Several design features of the Hellbringer armor were incorporated into the helmet of [[TORCHBEARER-class Mjolnir]], developed by [[Beweglichkeitsrüstungsysteme]].{{Ref/Game|Id=HI|HINF|Armor customization (Halo Infinite)|Armor Hall|Detail=Torchbearer - Helmet Description|Quote=TORCHBEARER adapts materials and design features from Hellbringer armor, with improvements only possible with GEN3 Mjolnir architecture.}} | |||
===Vehicles=== | |||
In addition to traditional flamethrowers, Hellbringers under Lieutenant Colonel Morgan Kinsano operate with [[M12 Warthog|Warthogs]] with a flamethrower installed in place of the typical machine gun. They also use an adapted [[HRUNTING Mark III (B) Cyclops|Cyclops exoskeleton]] armed with two M7057 flamethrowers.{{Ref/Reuse|kinsano}} | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
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====Strategies==== | ====Strategies==== | ||
A good strategy is to make Hellbringers ''en masse'' and then transport them into combat via [[D77-TC Pelican|Pelicans]]. This helps cut their casualties when traveling, as they cannot defend themselves from long range. As a defensive strategy, many players lock their bases and train a large number of Hellbringers. If the enemy attacks with vehicles or aerial units, the Hellbringers cannot be harmed until released from the base. A good offensive strategy is to train the Hellbringers, as well as some [[M41 rocket launcher|RPG]]-upgraded Marines or [[Orbital Drop Shock Troopers|ODSTs]] to protect them at range. Hellbringers are very useful against the [[Flood]], though doing so is a major liability: They become infected more quickly than ordinary Marines and, when infected, become Infected Flamethrowers. These units can be exceedingly dangerous to infantry and can kill [[SPARTAN-II program|Spartans]] in seconds. The [[Ripa 'Moramee|Arbiter]] and the [[ | A good strategy is to make Hellbringers ''en masse'' and then transport them into combat via [[D77-TC Pelican|Pelicans]]. This helps cut their casualties when traveling, as they cannot defend themselves from long range. As a defensive strategy, many players lock their bases and train a large number of Hellbringers. If the enemy attacks with vehicles or aerial units, the Hellbringers cannot be harmed until released from the base. A good offensive strategy is to train the Hellbringers, as well as some [[M41 rocket launcher|RPG]]-upgraded Marines or [[Orbital Drop Shock Troopers|ODSTs]] to protect them at range. Hellbringers are very useful against the [[Flood]], though doing so is a major liability: They become infected more quickly than ordinary Marines and, when infected, become Infected Flamethrowers. These units can be exceedingly dangerous to infantry and can kill [[SPARTAN-II program|Spartans]] in seconds. The [[Ripa 'Moramee|Arbiter]] and the [[Avitus|Brute Chieftain]] are highly vulnerable to swarms of Hellbringers. | ||
===''Halo Wars 2''=== | ===''Halo Wars 2''=== | ||
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*'''Tier: 2''' | *'''Tier: 2''' | ||
*'''Cost:''' Supplies 0, Power 600 | *'''Cost:''' Supplies 0, Power 600 | ||
Hellbringers can be built by all UNSC leaders besides Serina at the [[Barracks]]. While they are effective against infantry and structures they do poorly against vehicles and cannot attack aircraft. In [[Blitz]], Hellbringers cost | Hellbringers can be built by all UNSC leaders besides Serina at the [[Barracks]]. While they are effective against infantry and structures they do poorly against vehicles and cannot attack aircraft. In [[Blitz]], Hellbringers cost 20 energy, while Wild Hellbringers cost 40 energy. | ||
====Cryo Troopers==== | ====Cryo Troopers==== | ||
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====Cons==== | ====Cons==== | ||
*Must stand still to attack. | *Must stand still to attack. | ||
*Weak against snipers and | *Weak against snipers and other units that are strong against infantry. | ||
*Not effective against vehicles. | *Not effective against vehicles. | ||
*Entirely unable to engage aerial units. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
During combat, Hellbringers occasionally yell ''"Need a light?"'', a line also spoken by the [[starcraft:Firebat|Terran Firebat]], a similar flamethrower-wielding Marine infantry unit from ''[[starcraft:Starcraft|StarCraft]]''. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:HW2-ODSH.jpg|Blitz card of Hellbringers departing a [[SOEIV]]. | File:HW2-ODSH.jpg|Blitz card of Hellbringers departing a [[SOEIV]]. | ||
File:HW2-VeterenHellbringers.jpg|Blitz card of Hellbringers fighting Banished Jiralhanae. | File:HW2-VeterenHellbringers.jpg|Blitz card of Hellbringers fighting Banished Jiralhanae. | ||
File:HW2-FlameWarthog.png|Blitz card of a Hellbringer gunning on a [[Flame Warthog]]. | File:HW2-FlameWarthog.png|Blitz card of a Hellbringer gunning on a [[M12F Flame Warthog]]. | ||
File:HW2-HellbringersvsGrunts.png|Hellbringers fighting a Grunt squad on Installation 00. | File:HW2-HellbringersvsGrunts.png|Hellbringers fighting a Grunt squad on Installation 00. | ||
File:HW2-Kinsanocharge.png|Hellbringers attacking a Banished [[Banished outpost]] with Flame Warthogs and Morgan Kinsano. | File:HW2-Kinsanocharge.png|Hellbringers attacking a Banished [[Banished outpost]] with Flame Warthogs and Morgan Kinsano. | ||
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*''[[Halo Wars]]'' {{1st}} | *''[[Halo Wars]]'' {{1st}} | ||
*''[[Halo Wars 2]]'' | *''[[Halo Wars 2]]'' | ||
*''[[Halo Infinite]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[Halo: Saturn Devouring His Son]]'' | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
{{Ref/Sources}} | {{Ref/Sources}} | ||
[[Category:UNSC Marine Corps units]] | [[Category:UNSC Marine Corps units]] | ||
[[Category:UNSC combat occupations]] | [[Category:UNSC combat occupations]] | ||
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The Hellbringers are specialized Orbital Drop Shock Troopers that are part of the Special Tactics and Equipment Group.[2] Equipped with flamethrowers and deployed in two-person teams, Hellbringers are tasked with engaging entrenched infantry while suffering a high attrition rate.[1][4]
Roles and operations[edit]
- "Bringin’ the fire."
- — A Hellbringer aboard Spirit of Fire[5]
Inspired by the use of flamethrowers in the trenches during World War I, the Hellbringers are specialized infantry of the UNSC Marine Corps outfitted with flamethrowers. Organized into squads of two, Hellbringers serve as anti-infantry.[1] Hellbringers are effective against infantry, even those garrisoned within structures. However, these Marines are of limited use against armored vehicles. Regardless, Hellbringers have proven effective at neutralizing dug-in Covenant forces and sterilizing Flood infestations.[4] Hellbringers are occasionally deployed to the battlefield via Single Occupant Exoatmospheric Insertion Vehicles.[6]
Flamethrower-armed personnel are not particularly common within the United Nations Space Command. As Hellbringers are deployed to engage only the most heavily entrenched enemies, these Marines tend to suffer heavy casualties.[1] As with all UNSC personnel who utilize flamethrowers in combat, Hellbringers are subjected to a battery of psychological analyses to determine their mental fitness for the role.[7] Hellbringers are generally regarded as brave, and "crazier" than most.[4]
History[edit]
Hellbringers served aboard the UNSC Spirit of Fire under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Morgan Kinsano by the end of the Harvest Campaign.[8] The Hellbringers aboard the Spirit of Fire participated in the Battle of Arcadia and the Battle of Trove.[5] While the Spirit of Fire attempted to return to human space Serina planned for the Hellbringers to eventually test cryo-based weapons.[9] During the Banished occupation of Installation 00 Hellbringers were used against Banished infantry and structures.[6]
Equipment[edit]
- "Flamethrower comin’ in hot."
- — A Hellbringer aboard Spirit of Fire[5]
Weaponry[edit]
Hellbringers are qualified to maintain, operate, and deploy a number of specialist weapon systems in the UNSC arsenal. This includes a range of incendiary, thermobaric, energetic, chemical, and biological weapons that most UNSC personnel are not even aware of.[9] Although the United Nations Space Command has adopted thermobaric munitions for deploying most incendiary weaponry, Hellbringers most often operate with flamethrowers. These flamethrowers are capable of doing damage to close-range targets in a wide area.[4]
During the first years of the Human-Covenant War, Hellbringers were often armed with the M6634 flamethrower, a variant of the NA4 flamethrower that supports a wide variety of fuel mixtures for use in various atmospheric and gravitic conditions.[1] The M6634 may be outfitted with an underslung M301 40mm grenade launcher which is often used to fire flashbang grenades; these grenades are used to incapacitate hostiles while the Marines move closer to engage.[5] By 2559, Hellbringers aboard UNSC Spirit of Fire utilized M7057 flamethrowers,[6] another, more modern variant of the NA4 flamethrower.[7] These flamethrowers can be upgraded with dispersion nozzles that increase damage and size of the flame sheets.[4]
Suits[edit]
Hellbringers wear a flame-retardant powered exoskeleton with an enclosed helmet that offers a wide field of view.[10] Flamethrower fuel is stored in a cylindrical tank attached to the Hellbringers' backs.[4] Several design features of the Hellbringer armor were incorporated into the helmet of TORCHBEARER-class Mjolnir, developed by Beweglichkeitsrüstungsysteme.[11]
Vehicles[edit]
In addition to traditional flamethrowers, Hellbringers under Lieutenant Colonel Morgan Kinsano operate with Warthogs with a flamethrower installed in place of the typical machine gun. They also use an adapted Cyclops exoskeleton armed with two M7057 flamethrowers.[3]
Gameplay[edit]
Halo Wars[edit]
Hellbringers, identified simply as "Flamethrowers", are a playable unit in Halo Wars that can be built from a Barracks for 100 resources and one population slot. Trained cheaply and quickly, Hellbringers are the UNSC's best anti-infantry unit. However, they perform poorly against armored vehicles and have no defense against air units. They need to get close to targets to engage them and thus can be easily dispatched by long-ranged units like Jackals equipped with beam rifles. Hellbringers have the following upgrades:
- Flash Bang: Unlocks the Hellbringers' special ability to stun enemy infantry with flashbang grenades. Costs 200 resources.
- Napalm Adherent: Allows the flame to stick to targets and continue to burn after the initial attack, causing continuous damage. Costs 400 resources.
- Oxide Tank: Raises the temperature of the flame, increasing damage against organic targets. Costs 700 resources.
Strategies[edit]
A good strategy is to make Hellbringers en masse and then transport them into combat via Pelicans. This helps cut their casualties when traveling, as they cannot defend themselves from long range. As a defensive strategy, many players lock their bases and train a large number of Hellbringers. If the enemy attacks with vehicles or aerial units, the Hellbringers cannot be harmed until released from the base. A good offensive strategy is to train the Hellbringers, as well as some RPG-upgraded Marines or ODSTs to protect them at range. Hellbringers are very useful against the Flood, though doing so is a major liability: They become infected more quickly than ordinary Marines and, when infected, become Infected Flamethrowers. These units can be exceedingly dangerous to infantry and can kill Spartans in seconds. The Arbiter and the Brute Chieftain are highly vulnerable to swarms of Hellbringers.
Halo Wars 2[edit]
Hellbringers[edit]
- Info: Anti-Infantry, Effective against infantry, Strong rush unit, Good against buildings, Cannot attack air
- Tier: 0
- Cost: Population 3, Supplies 80, Power 40
Hellbringer upgrade: Dispersion Nozzles
- Info: Weapon upgrade, Sets ground on fire
- Tier: 2
- Cost: Supplies 0, Power 600
Hellbringers can be built by all UNSC leaders besides Serina at the Barracks. While they are effective against infantry and structures they do poorly against vehicles and cannot attack aircraft. In Blitz, Hellbringers cost 20 energy, while Wild Hellbringers cost 40 energy.
Cryo Troopers[edit]
- Info: Anti-Infantry, Good against infantry, Cryo Troopers chill enemies, slowing them down
- Tier: 0
- Cost: Population 3, Supplies 80, Power 40
Cryo Trooper upgrade: Heavy Cryosprayer
- Info: Weapon upgrade, Increases the range, damage, and area-of-effect of the Cryo Troopers' weapons
- Tier: 2
- Cost: Supplies 0, Power 400
Cryo Troopers are infantry units exclusive to Serina that can be built at the Barracks. Like the normal Hellbringers they are effective against infantry and structures, but do poorly against vehicles and cannot attack aircraft. Unlike Hellbringers they will come equipped with energy shielding after the player has unlocked the Cryotech Advances leader ability. While they are able to chill and freeze enemies they do not do as much damage as normal Hellbringers. In Blitz Cryo Troopers cost 40 energy and come equipped with energy shielding.
Pro and Cons[edit]
Pro[edit]
- Lethal against infantry and structures when attacks in numbers.
- Can stop the enemy in tracks (Cryo Troopers).
Cons[edit]
- Must stand still to attack.
- Weak against snipers and other units that are strong against infantry.
- Not effective against vehicles.
- Entirely unable to engage aerial units.
Trivia[edit]
During combat, Hellbringers occasionally yell "Need a light?", a line also spoken by the Terran Firebat, a similar flamethrower-wielding Marine infantry unit from StarCraft.
Gallery[edit]
Concept art of a Hellbringer in Halo Wars.
Additional variation of the previous concept.
Concept art of the UNSC flamethrower Marine.
An early render of a Hellbringer from Halo Wars, alongside an early Spartan design.
Multiple views of the Hellbringer.
The in-game Hellbringer model.
Hellbringers in combat.
Hellbringers in comparison to normal Marines.
Hellbringers transformed into combat forms by the Flood.
An unreleased Hellbringer action figure.
Hellbringers in the Halo Wars 2 Open Beta.
Hellbringers fighting Banished Unggoy in Halo Wars 2.
Blitz card of Hellbringers departing a SOEIV.
Blitz card of Hellbringers fighting Banished Jiralhanae.
Blitz card of a Hellbringer gunning on a M12F Flame Warthog.
Hellbringers fighting a Grunt squad on Installation 00.
Hellbringers attacking a Banished Banished outpost with Flame Warthogs and Morgan Kinsano.
Blitz card of Cryo Troopers.
An army of Cryo Troopers in multiplayer.
Cryo Troopers freezing M808S Scorpions.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo Wars (First appearance)
- Halo Wars 2
- Halo Infinite (Mentioned only)
- Halo: Saturn Devouring His Son
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Official Halo Wars Community Site: Flamethrower
- ^ a b c Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 58
- ^ a b Halo Waypoint: Welcome Kinsano
- ^ a b c d e f Halo Wars 2, Phoenix Log: Hellbringers
- ^ a b c d Halo Wars
- ^ a b c Halo Wars 2
- ^ a b Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 69
- ^ YouTube: PAX East 2017 - Halo Wars 2 Panel
- ^ a b Halo Wars 2, Phoenix Log: Cryo Troopers
- ^ YouTube - jungle_penguins, Halo Wars 2: UNSC Hellbringer All Quotes: 0:39 "I feel like a tank in this thing! Does your exo chafe? Mine chafes." - Hellbringer ambient dialogue
- ^ Halo Infinite, Armor Hall: Torchbearer - Helmet Description "TORCHBEARER adapts materials and design features from Hellbringer armor, with improvements only possible with GEN3 Mjolnir architecture."
