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Banished made use of Gorespike cannons in various locations across Installation 07 during their occupation of the Halo. Gorespike Cannons were manufactured

TACMAP shows the locations of the three AA cannons. The Chief heads out to deal with the Gorespike cannons. The Chief moves through the ship graveyard. Approaching

towards the center of the map. Spartans on the map. A view of the other Gorespike cannon across the lake. A closeup view of the Gorespike cannon in the distance

Render of the Ardent Prayer's plasma cannon. Cropped render of the previous image. The controls of the Ardent Prayer's plasma cannons. A view of the plasma

John-117. A Mega Construx figure of Hyperius with the sigil of the Hand of Atriox depicted on his helmet. A close-up view of the Hyperius Mega Construx figure

on the fragmented section of the ring. The second frigate crashed between the three Gorespike cannons. Although the status of the UNSC Infinity is unknown

lineage of War Chieftains hailing from the upper echelons of the clan of Warial's Wrath. During his service in the Covenant, he grew weary of the Jiralhanae's

Shea'p-pattern. Profile view of the plasma cannon on its base. Various view of the attached plasma cannon. Render of an attached plasma cannon. Edward Buck using

T-42 DESW) is a model of a light plasma cannon utilised by the Covenant. The Shepsu is one of the most compact models of plasma cannons, with an elongated

these cannons, likely from a group of Kig-Yar operating in the Venezia sector. In January 2553, one of the cannons was fired on the ship UNSC Monte Cassino

Type-52 DESW Plasma Cannon in Halo 4. HUD Icon of the Type-52 DESW in Halo 4. HUD of the plasma cannon in Halo 4. Campaign third-person view of John-117 with

concept art exploration of the Grappleshot that would ultimately inspire the design of the Shroud Screen. Finalized concept art of the Grappleshot. Finalized

threat to UNSC frigates, and are capable of denying local warship support to ground forces. Their cannons are capable of fire at extreme ranges, allowing them

near each of them. Once the conduits were destroyed, the weapons overloaded and detonated. In-game render of the burst artillery weapon. Closeup of the Ra'aam-pattern

installs twin plasma cannons onto the turret. Anti-vehicle - installs a fuel rod cannon into the turret between the two spike cannons. Anti-aircraft - installs

as Odanostos. The Children of Oth Sonin led by Lydus, one of the strongest Jiralhanae master-packs in the wake of the War of Annihilation, had secretly

lightest of all Shade variations in use. The Eeo'Pimu's armament consists of two rapid-fire plasma cannons, similar to the Type-44 heavy plasma cannon employed

as plasma mortar cannon, is a type of plasma mortar and the primary armament of the Wraith. The United Nations Space Command's Office of Naval Intelligence

predecessors, the Shade consists of a hovering gun pod suspended over a circular base, and is equipped with two plasma cannons. The turret is fitted with energy

addition of heavier armour protection and energy shielding, or even the installation of new weapon systems to replace the standard plasma cannons. The Preksheda

the Covenant temple. Concept art of the citadel turret in Halo Wars. Renders of the citadel turret in Halo Wars. Render of the citadel turret, along with

category of weapons emplacements commonly identified as Shades. One of the oldest models of the Shade, with its history dating back hundreds of years, they

demo, the scaled-down version of the weapon that appears in the retail version of the game is never seen in use. A Weevil cannon was intended to be included

twin rapid-fire heavy plasma cannons. They were originally designed by the War of Beginnings-era Sangheili, and employ the use of "semi-feral" associated intelligences

employed by both the Swords of Sanghelios and Jul 'Mdama's Covenant during the Battle of Kamchatka, Battle of Nuusra and the Battle of Sunaion in 2558. The Bmur'resh-pattern

Concept art of a small Banished camp. Concept art of a simulated arena for the multiplayer. Concept art of the Ghost of Gbraakon. Concept art of The Tower

Blisterbacks appear to be modelled after the in-game models of the Thrasher missiles. Concept art of Atriox holding an Annihilator missile in Know Your Enemy

Covenant's long line of Shade turrets, having been designed by Achoem Weapons in response to the Fall of High Charity and the loss of the city-station's

the remains of High Charity to keep a promise to Cortana. On High Charity, John cut his way through hordes of Flood, taunted with images of Cortana falling

positions. Among these were some of the final battles of the war, with Truth's fleet and the Fleet of Sacred Consecration making use of the Rizsheda-pattern turret

automated stationary weapon built by the Covenant for the protection of sectors of interest. The turret rests on an anti-gravity field emitted from a large