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Kig-Yar Freebooter
Render of a Kig-Yar Freebooter. Included as part of the magazine kit linked to in this tweet.

Function:

Infantry

Species:

Kig-Yar

Affiliation:

Banished

Branch:

Kig-Yar pirate clans

 

Freebooters are Kig-Yar infantry units hired in service of the Banished.

Overview

Freebooters perform the same role in the Banished as Kig-Yar Minors did in the Covenant, serving as basic infantry, scouts, and guards. Typically, a Jiralhanae or Sangheili officer will lead a squad of Freebooters.

History

Numerous Kig-Yar Freebooters fought for the Banished on Zeta Halo during the Battle for Zeta Halo.

Weapons and equipment

Freebooters are equipped with either purple or blue armour and the Kig-Yar's signature handheld shields. They are usually armed with plasma pistols and Needlers.

Trivia

  • Freebooter is another word for pirate.
  • Strangely, Kig-Yar Freebooters are not affected by the Thunderstorm skull, and will not turn into Kig-Yar Raiders when it is active.

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources