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The Prophets' Bane is an ancient sword of the [[House of Vadam]] dating back before the ratification of the [[Writ of Union]] and the establishment of the [[Covenant]]. Formerly known as the "End of Night", the sword came to be recognized by its original user as more than a warrior's tool, but a weapon that possessed the warrior's heart. The blade was highly treasured and stored away to serve as a reservoir of glory and honor that can be redeemed in times of great need.<ref name="universe"/>
The Prophets' Bane is an ancient sword of the [[House of Vadam]] dating back before the ratification of the [[Writ of Union]] and the establishment of the [[Covenant]]. Formerly known as the "End of Night", the sword came to be recognized by its original user as more than a warrior's tool, but a weapon that possessed the warrior's heart. The blade was highly treasured and stored away to serve as a reservoir of glory and honor that can be redeemed in times of great need.<ref name="universe"/>


Following the aftermath of the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam]] recovered the sword from the House of Vadam's vaults. Unusual among Sangheili, the Arbiter reforged and upgraded the blade in a way that apparently preserved its honor and history, but changed its destiny. Upgraded in the traditional Sangheili manner in his [[clan]]'s own forge, 'Vadam insisted for the blade to incorporate components of the [[Type-1 energy sword]] that he used to assassinate the [[Prophet of Truth|High Prophet of Truth]] during the [[Battle of Installation 00|Battle]] of [[Installation 00]] in [[2552]]. Like most Sangheili relic weapons, the Prophets' Bane was not named by its wielder, but rather by other Sangheili as 'Vadam's blade became a known instrument of change and self-determination across the [[Sangheili colonies]].<ref name="universe"/> Following the sword's upgrade, the Arbiter wielded the Prophets' Bane to slay his foes in [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|the conflicts]] that followed the Covenant War, including the [[Blooding Years]] that engulfed much of [[Sanghelios]].<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'''</ref>
Following the aftermath of the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam]] recovered the sword from the House of Vadam's vaults. Unusual among Sangheili, the Arbiter reforged and upgraded the blade in a way that apparently preserved its honor and history, but changed its destiny. Upgraded in the traditional Sangheili manner in his [[clan]]'s own forge, 'Vadam insisted for the blade to incorporate components of the [[Type-1 energy sword]] that he used to assassinate the [[Prophet of Truth|High Prophet of Truth]] during the [[Battle of Installation 00|Battle]] of [[Installation 00]] in [[2552]]. Like other Sangheili relic weapons, the Prophets' Bane was not named by its wielder, but rather by other Sangheili as 'Vadam's blade became a known instrument of change and self-determination across the [[Sangheili colonies]].<ref name="universe"/> Following the sword's upgrade, the Arbiter wielded the Prophets' Bane to slay his foes in [[Post-Covenant War conflicts|the conflicts]] that followed the Covenant War, including the [[Blooding Years]] that engulfed much of [[Sanghelios]].<ref>'''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'''</ref>
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