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==Deployment history==
==Deployment history==
The [[Covenant remnant]] deployed multiple Liches during their initial foray on the [[Forerunner]] [[shield world]] [[Requiem]] in [[2557]]. After the {{UNSCship|Infinity}}'s [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]] and [[SPARTAN|SPARTAN Program]] complement disabled an array of Forerunner [[particle cannon]]s, they were attacked by a Lich, which was then noted as being unidentified.<ref name="Reclaimer"/> The "Lich" moniker may have been applied after this attack.<ref group="note">The first time the T-56 is seen in gameplay, (during the level ''Reclaimer''), [[Thomas Lasky|Commander Lasky]] notes the vessel as unidentified. The second time it is seen, (during the level ''Shutdown'', which occurs no more than a few hours later), John-117 casually refers to them as "Liches". This may suggest that the "Lich" reporting name was not given until the after attack, despite the craft's proper designation having been given in 2556. However, it is more likely that Lasky was simply unfamiliar with the platform and that "Lich" moniker was already in use.</ref> deployment platform, which disabled a [[Mobile Anti-Aircraft Weapons Platform M510 Siegework/Ultra-Heavy|Mammoth's]] [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] and dropped off troops. [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan]] [[John-117]] and a team of SPARTAN-IVs boarded the craft and destroyed it.
The [[Covenant remnant]] deployed multiple Liches during their initial foray on the [[Forerunner]] [[shield world]] [[Requiem]] in [[2557]]. After the {{UNSCship|Infinity}}'s [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marine]] and [[SPARTAN Program|SPARTAN]] complement disabled an array of Forerunner [[particle cannon]]s, they were attacked by a Lich, which was then noted as being unidentified.<ref name="Reclaimer"/> The "Lich" moniker may have been applied after this attack.<ref group="note">The first time the T-56 is seen in gameplay, (during the level ''Reclaimer''), [[Thomas Lasky|Commander Lasky]] notes the vessel as unidentified. The second time it is seen, (during the level ''Shutdown'', which occurs no more than a few hours later), John-117 casually refers to them as "Liches". This may suggest that the "Lich" reporting name was not given until the after attack, despite the craft's proper designation having been given in 2556. However, it is more likely that Lasky was simply unfamiliar with the platform and that "Lich" moniker was already in use.</ref> deployment platform, which disabled a [[Mobile Anti-Aircraft Weapons Platform M510 Siegework/Ultra-Heavy|Mammoth's]] [[Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] and dropped off troops. [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan]] [[John-117]] and a team of SPARTAN-IVs boarded the craft and destroyed it.


Later, when the [[Didact]] set course for [[Halo Array|Halo]] [[Installation 03]], several Liches followed [[Mantle's Approach|his vessel]] through slipspace. One of them was commandeered by SPARTAN-117 and his AI companion [[Cortana]].<ref name="Shutdown"/> Due to a [[Rampancy|rampant]] episode, Cortana allowed this Lich to crash into [[Office of Naval Intelligence|ONI's]] ''[[Ivanoff Station]]''<ref>'''Halo 4''', campaign level ''[[Composer (level)|Composer]]''</ref>
Later, when the [[Didact]] set course for [[Halo Array|Halo]] [[Installation 03]], several Liches followed [[Mantle's Approach|his vessel]] through slipspace. One of them was commandeered by SPARTAN-117 and his AI companion [[Cortana]].<ref name="Shutdown"/> Due to a [[Rampancy|rampant]] episode, Cortana allowed this Lich to crash into [[Office of Naval Intelligence|ONI's]] ''[[Ivanoff Station]]''<ref>'''Halo 4''', campaign level ''[[Composer (level)|Composer]]''</ref>
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