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Revision as of 20:40, June 2, 2021

Lawgiver
Production information

Manufacturer:

Covenant

Class:

Light carrier[1]

Specifications

Length:

1,455 metres (4773 ft 7 in)[2]

Engine:

Repulsor Engines

Slipspace drive:

Yes

Hull:

Resistant to 100 Archer missiles

Armament:

Complement:

Crew:

4,000+ Covenant troops[2]

Service information

Affiliation:

Covenant (formerly)

 

The Lawgiver was a Covenant light carrier vessel[1] attached to the Second Fleet of Homogeneous Clarity during the 9th Age of Reclamation. [3]

Operational history

The Lawgiver was caught in the middle of the chaos at the onset of the Great Schism, when Jiralhanae-controlled ships all over the Covenant fleet opened fire on Sangheili vessels. The Lawgiver was held by the Sangheili and when they saw that the Sangheili-controlled cruiser Incorruptible was under attack from the Jiralhanae controlled frigate Twilight Compunction, they subsequently attacked the Jiralhanae ship.

The Lawgiver damaged the Twilight Compunction, but could not destroy it because another ship crossed their field of fire. They also absorbed several plasma torpedoes meant for the Incorruptible, effectively saving the larger ship. Its final fate is unknown.[4]

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder: Have S'moa
  2. ^ a b c d e f g Halo Encyclopedia, Covenant Ships, page 277 (2011 edition)
  3. ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 193
  4. ^ Halo Encyclopedia, Famous Covenant Ships, page 287 (2011 edition)