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The ''River of Light'' is classified as an [[Requisition system|Ultra Rare REQ]] and can be summoned in [[Warzone]] at Level 5 energy. The ''River of Light'' comes with 25% upgraded battery capacity, a wider projectile arcing trajectory, and faster firing and charging speeds. Its charged shot is different in that it fires a long burst of [[seven]] arced explosive projectiles, thereby removing the disintegration aesthetic that other versions of the Incineration Cannon carry. However, compared to the normal Incineration Cannon and ''Heartseeker'', the weapon's battery depletes twice as fast if it is kept charged. Overall, the ''River of Light'' is useful for dealing damage onto a large target, such as a vehicle or boss. Unlike the other Incineration Cannons, the ''River of Light'' cannot kill a campaign playable character and make them unrevivable.
The ''River of Light'' is classified as an [[Requisition system|Ultra Rare REQ]] and can be summoned in [[Warzone]] at Level 5 energy. The ''River of Light'' comes with 25% upgraded battery capacity, a wider projectile arcing trajectory, and faster firing and charging speeds. Its charged shot is different in that it fires a long burst of [[seven]] arced explosive projectiles, thereby removing the disintegration aesthetic that other versions of the Incineration Cannon carry. However, compared to the normal Incineration Cannon and ''Heartseeker'', the weapon's battery depletes twice as fast if it is kept charged. Overall, the ''River of Light'' is useful for dealing damage onto a large target, such as a vehicle or boss. Unlike the other Incineration Cannons, the ''River of Light'' cannot kill a campaign playable character and make them unrevivable.


In Warzone, Legendary Promethean Knight bosses mostly use the ''River of Light'' as their primary weapon, while Mythic Knights are usually armed with the ''Heartseeker'' instead.
In Warzone, Legendary Promethean Knight bosses mostly use the ''River of Light'' as their primary weapon, while Mythic Knights are usually armed with the advanced ''Heartseeker'' instead.


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
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== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
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File:Riveroflight.png|REQ card of ''River of Light''.
File:H5G-ROLHUD-Campaign.png|First-person view of ''River of Light'' by [[Fred-104]] in the ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'' campaign.
File:H5G-ROLHUD.png|First-person view of ''River of Light'' in ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''.
File:H5G-ROLHUD.png|First-person view of ''River of Light'' in ''Halo 5: Guardians''.
File:H5G-ROLHUD-Campaign.png|First-person view of ''River of Light'' by [[Fred-104]] in the ''Halo 5: Guardians'' campaign.
File:H5G-ROLEffect.png|The ''River of Light''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s charged shot.
File:H5G-ROLEffect.png|The ''River of Light''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s charged shot.
File:H5G-ROL.png|A Spartan wielding ''River of Light''.
File:H5G-ROL.png|A Spartan wielding ''River of Light''.
File:H5G-Prevalos.png|[[Prevalos|Knight Prevalos]], a Legendary [[Knight Commander]], using the ''River of Light''.
File:H5G-Prevalos.png|[[Prevalos|Knight Prevalos]], a Legendary [[Knight Commander]], using the ''River of Light''.
File:Riveroflight.png|REQ card of ''River of Light''.
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