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Regret may refer to the following: Prophet of Regret - The San'Shyuum hierarch during the Human-Covenant War. Regret (achievement) - An achievement in

Temple (Installation 05) – The Forerunner structure that the Prophet of Regret occupied during his brief stay on Installation 05. Temple of the Abiding

Prophet of Regret are able to receive multiple Protector Sentinels assigned to them due to their "special units" feature. Prophet of Regret: Upgrading

it is just a shell." Regret turns around angrily. Prophet of Regret: "Blasphemy!" Regret turns back to the console. Prophet of Regret: "The key will be found

Wars. For other articles including "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation). High Prophet of Regret: "Do you enjoy the slaughter?" Ripa 'Moramee: "I feel the

above it. Prophet of Regret: "When you first saw Halo, were you blinded by its majesty?" Thel 'Vadamee: "Blinded?" Prophet of Regret: "Paralyzed? Dumbstruck

about the Forerunner complex on Harvest. For other uses, see Relic (disambiguation). This relic, as it is known to the Covenant, is a Forerunner underground

see Johnson (disambiguation). "Dear humanity: We regret being alien bastards. We regret coming to Earth. And we most definitely regret that the Corps

In Amber Clad. "Dear humanity, we regret being alien bastards, we regret coming to Earth, and we most definitely regret the Corps just blew up our raggedy-ass

glassed the temple from where Regret had been giving a sermon, though the Master Chief escaped. The Prophet of Truth used Regret's death as an excuse to initiate

"Maria" redirects here. For other uses of the name, see Maria (disambiguation). "Once he gets a hold of this armor, I think we'll all start sleeping a

introduced in Halo 5: Guardians. For other uses of the word Hydra, see Hydra (disambiguation). The Multiple Launch Rocket System-1 Hydra Gyroc Launcher (MLRS-1 HGL)

article is about the fictional nature park. For other uses, see Uplift (disambiguation). The Uplift Nature Reserve was a large nature park and a zoo, located

infected Prophet of Regret. 2401 Penitent Tangent: "Greetings! I am 2401 Penitent Tangent. I am the Monitor of Installation 05." Regret struggles to speak

This article is about the ONI facility. For other uses, see Alpha Site (disambiguation). "MUNICIPAL ALERT!" "The Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) maintains

the High Prophet of Regret accidentally stumbled upon the human homeworld, Earth. Ill-equipped for a full-scale invasion, Regret managed to escape by

For more use of "Hero", see the disambiguation of Hero. Hero 50 Halo 2 (Windows Vista) Hero is an achievement in Halo 2 for Windows Vista and Halo: The

This article is about the achievement. For other uses, see Arbiter (disambiguation). The Arbiter 30/10 Halo 2 (Windows Vista) The Arbiter is an achievement

Scarab, see Scarab. For other real-world uses of the word, see Scarab (disambiguation). Scarab Lord 20 Halo: The Master Chief Collection Scarab Lord is an

exclusively used by Sangheili warriors. However, after the death of the Prophet of Regret during the Ninth Age of Reclamation in November 2552, the Prophets of Truth

article is about the achievement. For other uses, see High Charity (disambiguation). High Charity 30/10 Halo 2 (Windows Vista) High Charity is an achievement

Chief in his pursuit of the Prophet of Regret in order to capture or kill him. Once she learned of the Prophet of Regret's plan to activate Delta Halo, she

Harvest in 2526. For other conflicts at Harvest, see Battle of Harvest (disambiguation). "This first encounter with the aliens is a test—for them and us. So

about the video game. For other articles including "ODST", see ODST (disambiguation). "Prepare to Drop." — Halo 3: ODST tagline. Halo 3: ODST (formerly

Sangheili title. For other articles including "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation). "The Taming of the Hunters, the Grunt Rebellion. Were it not for the

article is about the Forerunner structure. For other uses, see Library (disambiguation). The Library, known to the Covenant as the Repository of Fate, is the

of Scarab, see Scarab. For real-world uses of the word, see Scarab (disambiguation). "We've all run the simulations. They're tough, but they ain't invincible

article is about the Halo 5: Guardians map. For other uses, see Temple (disambiguation). Temple is a Halo 5: Guardians Warzone Assault map set on Sanghelios

special forces group. For other articles including "ODST", see ODST (disambiguation). Major Antonio Silva: "Most of the crew—not to mention your fellow

Covenant capital city. For other uses of "High Charity", see High Charity (disambiguation). "Shall we let the Flood consume our holy city? Turn High Charity into

article is about the Halo 5: Guardians map. For other uses, see Orion (disambiguation). Orion is a Halo 5: Guardians multiplayer map created from the Forge

Covenant occupation citadels. For other uses of "Temple", see Temple (disambiguation). The temple is a cultural and scientific structure that can be built

Ghost model, see Karo'wark-pattern Ghost. For other uses, see Ghost (disambiguation). The Karo'etba-pattern Scout Bike (UNSC Type classification: Type-32

2 campaign level or other uses, see Gravemind (level) and Gravemind (disambiguation). "I am a monument to all your sins." — The Gravemind The Gravemind

stub. You can help Halopedia by expanding it. For other uses, see Buck (disambiguation). Edward Malcolm Buck grew up with his family in Karnak, Lombard on

For other uses, see Warlord (disambiguation) Warlord is a multiplayer map in Halo 2: Anniversary. It is a remake of Warlock from Halo 2, with some minor

Scarab model introduced in Halo 3. For other types of Scarab, see Scarab (disambiguation). "Pro tip: Shoot them in the legs first. And it's okay to cheer when

being called to Infinite Sacrifice, where he met the Prophet of Regret in person. Regret informed him of humans reportedly wielding modified Covenant weapons

campaign level. For other articles of same name, see Prepare To Drop (disambiguation). Prepare to Drop is the first campaign level of Halo 3: ODST. It does

For other uses of "Uplift", see Uplift (disambiguation). Uplift is a medium/large sized Halo 2 for Windows Vista multiplayer map. It is included in the

article is about a cut campaign level. For other uses, see Guardian (disambiguation). 080_forest, or more colloquially Guardian Forest, was a level planned

article is about the Halo 5 campaign level. For other uses, see Guardian (disambiguation). Guardians is the fifteenth and final campaign level of Halo 5: Guardians

This article is about the campaign level. For other uses, see Osiris (disambiguation). Osiris is the first campaign level of Halo 5: Guardians. Completing

article is about the non-player characters. For other uses, see Arbiter (disambiguation). Arbiter is a title carried by multiple non-player characters in the

article is about the campaign level. For other uses, see Blue Team (disambiguation). Blue Team is the second campaign level of Halo 5: Guardians. Completing

older variant of the M808 Scorpion tank. For other uses, see Scorpion (disambiguation). "This here is 66 tons of straight-up, HE-spewin', dee-vine intervention

campaign level. For other uses of "Cartographer", see Cartographer (disambiguation). The Silent Cartographer is the fourth campaign level in Halo: Combat

article is about the multiplayer character. For other uses, see Elite (disambiguation). Elites are a selectable species that can be chosen to play as in the

This article is about the human AI. For other uses, see Cortana (disambiguation). "I know what you're thinking, and it's crazy. Unfortunately for us both

non-player character and its lowest rank. For other uses, see Elite (disambiguation). Elites are a reoccurring species of alien warriors present in every

This article is about the level. For other uses, see High Charity (disambiguation). High Charity is the fourteenth and penultimate campaign level of Halo

article is about the multiplayer characters. For other uses, see Spartan (disambiguation). Spartans are the default player character of every first-person shooter

article is about the Spartan-II team. For other uses, see Blue Team (disambiguation). "You 'Spartans' have put quite a dent in our efforts to liberate the

the level in Halo 2. For other articles named "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation). The Arbiter is the sixth campaign level of Halo 2, where the Arbiter

Buck redirects here. For other uses, see Buck (disambiguation). "But you let him live. Because you're not only a Spartan, you're the best kind. The kind

This article is about the life form. For other uses, see Flood (disambiguation). "One single Flood spore can destroy a species." — Rtas 'Vadum The Flood

player character. For other articles including "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation). The Arbiter is the playable deuteragonist of Halo 2 and Halo 3. Main

glitch in Halo 2. For other articles including "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation). The Phantom Glitch is a glitch that can be performed on the Halo 2

is about the Spartan-II. For other people with this name, see Fred (disambiguation). "As Spartans we anticipate our involvement in any military campaign

is about the Forerunner Monitor. For other uses of the term, see 343 (disambiguation). "Last time, you asked me, if it was my choice, would I do it? Having

For other uses of the word "Halo", see Halo (disambiguation). "Halo is an epic journey to save humanity from a terrible menace." — Chris Carney on Halo

glitch in Halo 3. For other articles including "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation). The Arbiter eye glitch is a glitch that occurs during Halo 3's Campaign

glitch in Halo 2. For other articles including "Arbiter", see Arbiter (disambiguation). The swinging Arbiter glitch is a state-related glitch in the Halo