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Traditionally passed down through a clan's elders, Oath of Fury was taken | Traditionally passed down through a clan's elders, Oath of Fury was taken from the hands of its previous owner, [[Odanostos]], by [[Hekabe]], who then used it to kill his opponent.<ref>'''[[Halo: Envoy]]''', ''page 40''</ref> Hekabe continued to wield it through the [[Carrow Conflict]]. | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
Revision as of 00:33, December 25, 2023
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| Production overview | |
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Length: |
203.7 centimetres (80.2 in)[1] |
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Width: |
33 centimetres (13 in)[1] |
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Height: |
61.7 centimetres (24.3 in)[1] |
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Weight: |
38.7 kilograms (85 lb)[1] |
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Effective range: |
Close |
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The Oath of Fury is a gravity hammer wielded by Hekabe.
History
Traditionally passed down through a clan's elders, Oath of Fury was taken from the hands of its previous owner, Odanostos, by Hekabe, who then used it to kill his opponent.[2] Hekabe continued to wield it through the Carrow Conflict.
List of appearances
- Halo: Envoy (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c d Halo Waypoint: Gravity Hammer
- ^ Halo: Envoy, page 40
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