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==Variants==
==Variants==
*[[Retriever Sentinel]]
===Retriever Sentinel===
The [[Retriever Sentinel]] are considered to be one of the more powerful variants of the Sentinel, Retrievers are massive, ship-sized drones that were utilized to construct installations of the Halo Array from Installation 00, as well as to provide maintenance to the Ark itself.<ref name="pl retriever">''[[Halo Wars 2]]'', [[Phoenix Log]]: Retriever Sentinel</ref>
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File:HW2 Retriever.png|A Retriever variant.
File:HW2 Retriever.png|A Retriever variant.
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*[[Steward Sentinel]]
===Steward Sentinel===
The [[Steward Sentinel]] is a variant used to accompany other Forerunner machines and assist them with their tasks.<ref name="steward">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/outpost-discoveries Canon Fodder: Outpost Discoveries]</ref>
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File:HOD Steward Render.png|A Steward variant.
File:HOD Steward Render.png|A Steward variant.
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===Unnamed variants===
This unnamed variant is similar in design to the Steward, but is was used in the creation of the [[Portal at Voi]].<ref name="cradle">''Halo 3: The Cradle of Life''</ref>
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File:HL Origins Stewards 2.png|An unnamed variant of Strato
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Revision as of 14:19, October 1, 2019

Template:Under Construction Strato-Sentinel is the name applied to a type of Forerunner Sentinel.

Summary

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Variants

Retriever Sentinel

The Retriever Sentinel are considered to be one of the more powerful variants of the Sentinel, Retrievers are massive, ship-sized drones that were utilized to construct installations of the Halo Array from Installation 00, as well as to provide maintenance to the Ark itself.[1]

Steward Sentinel

The Steward Sentinel is a variant used to accompany other Forerunner machines and assist them with their tasks.[2]

Unnamed variants

This unnamed variant is similar in design to the Steward, but is was used in the creation of the Portal at Voi.[3]

History

Prehistory

Halo 3: The Cradle of Life comic #3
N'chala watches the construction of the portal.

Strato-Sentinels were used as escorts during the Forerunner-Flood war.[4] Strato-Sentinels were also used at Installation 00 at its stripmining moon harvesting precious raw construction materials.[5] Following the firing of the Halo Array, Strato-Sentinelsassisted the keyships with the reintroduction of species throughout the Milky Way, as per the Conservation Measure, accompanying the vessels back to species' homeworlds.[4] Strato-Sentinels assisted with the excavation and construction of a massive slipspace portal on Erde-Tyrene, in the present-day country of Kenya, that had been set into motion by the Librarian before her death. These Strato-Sentinels were spotted by the human tribe elder N'chala, in the years after the reintroduction, who mistook the sentinels for gods.[6]

Behind the scenes

Strato-Sentinels were originally planned to appear in Halo 3, but were ultimately cut from the game.[7] One of the early settings for the maps "Construct"[8] and "Blackout" was the interior of a damaged Strato-Sentinels in orbit around the Foundry, where other Strato-Sentinels could be seen in the distance harvesting materials from the Foundry's resource moon. However, this idea was scrapped.[9] During production, they were known as "Strato-Sentinels", a name that would later be adopted in subsequent canon. The Strato-Sentinels were also intended to be included in Halo 4, though they were removed from the game during the pre-production stages.[10]

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ Halo Wars 2, Phoenix Log: Retriever Sentinel
  2. ^ Canon Fodder: Outpost Discoveries
  3. ^ Halo 3: The Cradle of Life
  4. ^ a b Halo Legends, Origins
  5. ^ Halo:Encyclopedia, p. 166 (2009 edition), p.176 (2011 edition)
  6. ^ Halo 3: The Cradle of Life, page 2
  7. ^ The Art of Halo 3, page 32
  8. ^ Bungie.net: Deconstructing Construct
  9. ^ The Art of Halo 3, page 128
  10. ^ Awakening: The Art of Halo 4