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File:Brute Pack.jpg|A pack led by a [[Jiralhanae Captain Major|Captain Major]] prepares to disembark.
File:Brute Pack.jpg|A pack led by a [[Jiralhanae Captain Major|Captain Major]] prepares to disembark.
File:ChieftainPrecher.jpg|A Chieftain either watching for enemies or leading his pack in prayer.
File:ChieftainPrecher.jpg|A [[Jiralhanae Chieftain]] with his pack.
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File:Chieftain Brute pack.jpg|A pack of [[Jiralhanae Bodyguard]]s defending a [[Jiralhanae War Chieftain|War Chieftain]] during the [[Battle of Voi]].
File:H3 Brute Pack.png|A pack of Jiralhanae defending the entrance to a [[barrier tower]] during the [[Battle of Installation 00]].
File:H3ODST Brute Pack.png|A pack of Jiralhanae inside the [[New Mombasa Data Center]].
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Revision as of 11:54, September 10, 2020

A Brute Pack led by a Chieftain.

"The pack will feast on you!"
Brute Chieftain to John-117

A pack is a small tribal and military group of Jiralhanae led by a pack leader, usually a higher-tier Captain or Chieftain. Each member of a pack is hand-picked by its leader.[1] Packs are organized under Master-packs.[2]

After the Sangheili left the Covenant in Great Schism and the Jiralhanae assumed their former places, the packs traditional to the Jiralhanae's tribal society became the most prominent infantry unit in addition to the lances, now led by lower-ranked Jiralhanae.[3]

Types

Whereas Jiralhanae up to the Captain ranks lead lances comprised of other species, packs are all-Jiralhanae units led almost exclusively by higher-ranked Captains. These are mostly comprised of Minors and lower-ranked Captains, and are usually considerably larger than a mixed-race pack.[4]

At the highest echelons of the Jiralhanae pack structure are smaller packs led by Chieftains. These are usually comprised of Bodyguards and/or Stalkers, and may include lesser races, such as Ultra Grunts.[5]

The Jiralhanae assigned to piloting Covenant aerospace craft such as the Seraph often formed close-knit packs, carving their clan sigils into the hulls of their war machines and fighting, eating and dying alongside one another.[6]

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