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Sangheili Generals perform a role very similar to [[Jiralhanae]] [[Chieftains]]. Some will aggressively rush the player with [[Energy Sword]] drawn, while others make use of heavy weapons such as the [[Fuel Rod Gun]], [[Plasma Launcher]], and [[Concussion Rifle]]. They are often found overseeing important tactical locations, or leading large groups of soldiers into battle. While they are stronger than Sangheili soldiers of most other ranks, they are somewhat more | Sangheili Generals perform a role very similar to [[Jiralhanae]] [[Chieftains]]. Some will aggressively rush the player with [[Energy Sword]] drawn, while others make use of heavy weapons such as the [[Fuel Rod Gun]], [[Plasma Launcher]], and [[Concussion Rifle]]. They are often found overseeing important tactical locations, or leading large groups of soldiers into battle. While they are stronger than Sangheili soldiers of most other ranks, they are somewhat more aggressive; if their shields are taken down, they tend to ignore the fact and continue with their assault. | ||
Sangheili Generals have similar roles as [[Field Master]]s and [[Shipmaster]]s, except that they are more common, and use heavier weapons such as the Fuel Rod Gun more often than Energy Swords, however aren't as elegant when using them compared to the [[Zealot]] class. They have only been encountered during the Battle of Reach. | Sangheili Generals have similar roles as [[Field Master]]s and [[Shipmaster]]s, except that they are more common, and use heavier weapons such as the Fuel Rod Gun more often than Energy Swords, however aren't as elegant when using them compared to the [[Zealot]] class. They have only been encountered during the Battle of Reach. | ||
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- "Victory is secured, not from the throne, but from the front lines."
- — Sangheili General's mantra.
A Sangheili General is a Sangheili rank in the Covenant. This rank appears to be the Sangheili equivalent of the Brute War Chieftain. The armor of a Sangheili general is available as an armor permutation for Sangheili players in Halo: Reach.
Role
Sangheili Generals perform a role very similar to Jiralhanae Chieftains. Some will aggressively rush the player with Energy Sword drawn, while others make use of heavy weapons such as the Fuel Rod Gun, Plasma Launcher, and Concussion Rifle. They are often found overseeing important tactical locations, or leading large groups of soldiers into battle. While they are stronger than Sangheili soldiers of most other ranks, they are somewhat more aggressive; if their shields are taken down, they tend to ignore the fact and continue with their assault.
Sangheili Generals have similar roles as Field Masters and Shipmasters, except that they are more common, and use heavier weapons such as the Fuel Rod Gun more often than Energy Swords, however aren't as elegant when using them compared to the Zealot class. They have only been encountered during the Battle of Reach.
Armor
The Sangheili General's armor is similar in design to that of a Sangheili Honor Guardsman, although there are notable differences. A large horn-like ornament protrudes from the front of the helmet. Ornamental patterns run along the helmet, shoulder pauldrons, and cuirasses.[1]
Trivia
- The Sanghelli General's armor permutation is available if the player reaches the rank of Major in Halo: Reach.
- Given the color of a General's armor, it could be possible that Zealots from the other games are in fact all of the General subclass.
Gallery
- Sangheiligeneral.jpg
A Sangheili General charges a SPARTAN from behind.
A Sangheili General on the bridge of a Covenant corvette.
- Sanggeneral.jpg
An Elite General.
A BOB wearing General armor.
- White Elite General 2.jpg
A BOB Elite General using evasive maneuvers to dodge incoming fire, while shooting back.
Appearances
- Halo: Reach (First appearance)
