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==Variants==
==Variants==
*'''[[Ravager Rebound]]''': A white painted improved version of the Ravager where shots will bounce off the ground several times before doing damage.
*'''[[Ravager Rebound]]''': A white-painted and improved version of the Ravager where shots will bounce off the ground several times before doing damage.
 
==Production notes==
According to [[:Category:Images by Sam Brown|Sam Brown]], the concept artist who designed the weapon, the Ravager was originally intended to be a [[Forerunner]] weapon. The filename for the initial Forerunner concept art suggests that it might have been called the "Slagmaker."{{Ref/Site|Id=Sam|URL=https://www.artstation.com/artwork/NGaPxg|Site=ArtStation|Page=Sam Brown - Provoker|D=29|M=1|Y=2022}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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===Concept art===
<gallery>
File:HINF Concept ForerunnerRavager.jpg|Initial concept sketches for ''[[Halo Infinite]]'' of the Ravager when it was a Forerunner weapon.
File:HINF Concept RavagerSketches.jpg|Concept art exploration of the Ravager, now as a Banished weapon.
File:HINF Concept FinalRavager.jpg|Finalized concept art of the Ravager.
</gallery>
===Screenshots===
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:HINF Pre-Release Ravager Render.png|A pre-release render of the Ravager in ''[[Halo Infinite]]''.
File:HINF Pre-Release Ravager Render.png|A pre-release render of the Ravager in ''Halo Infinite''.
File:HDW FullCoverArt.jpg|[[Castor]] with a Ravager in ''[[Halo: Divine Wind]]''.
File:HDW FullCoverArt.jpg|[[Castor]] with a Ravager in ''[[Halo: Divine Wind]]''.
File:HINF DropPod Brute.png|A [[Jiralhanae]] Captain wielding the weapon in a pre-release build of ''Halo Infinite''.
File:HINF DropPod Brute.png|A [[Jiralhanae]] Captain wielding the weapon in a pre-release build of ''Halo Infinite''.

Revision as of 20:54, January 29, 2022

Ravager
Cutout of the Veporokk Workshop Ravager.
Production overview

Type:

Directed-energy launcher[1]

Specifications

Ammunition type:

Plasma[2]

Service history

In service:

Post-Covenant War conflicts

 

The Ravager is a weapon in service with the Banished, it is capable of launching plasma, and features a blade at the end of the weapon.[2]

Overview

Design details

The Ravager has a profile and design similar to the Type-25 Spiker. Unlike the Spiker, the Ravager is a directed-energy weapon, firing red plasma incendiary bolts at targets. Once fired, the plasma incendiary rounds travel in a shallow arc[4], though can be affected by the presence of anti-gravity technology. When impacting a surface, the incendiary splashes the plasma around the point of impact.[5]

The Ravager is capable of being used in an anti-vehicle and anti-air capacity, with Banished troops using them to shoot down at least one F-41 Broadsword during Operation: WOLFE.[4] They are also capable of melting through the Titanium-A armor of MJOLNIR GEN3.[5]

Like many Jiralhanae weapons, the Ravager has a blade mounted under the weapon's barrel. However, the Ravager is unique in that it fires plasma rather than physical projectiles.[2]

Development history

The Ravager is a weapon of Jiralhanae - and likely Banished - design. It was relatively newly-introduced in 2559, to the point that Blue Team were unfamiliar with the design.[4]

Usage

The weapon was employed by the Gray Guards serving the Banished during Operation: WOLFE.[5] It was also employed by at least one of the Sangheili troops involved in the raid on Anodyne Spirit during the Second Ark Conflict.[3] It is also employed by Escharum's forces during the conflict on Zeta Halo.

Gameplay

Halo Infinite

The Ravager fires plasma in three round bursts, and its plasma arcs after it is fired from the weapon. If the player continuously fires the weapon without waiting, the Ravager will eventually need to be vented so it can be used again. It also has an alt-fire mode that deals damage in an area, but at the expense of overheating the weapon entirely, similar to the Plasma Pistol.[2] In the campaign, the Ravager is wielded by Jiralhanae Warriors, Jiralhanae Officers and Sangheili Warlords.

Variants

  • Ravager Rebound: A white-painted and improved version of the Ravager where shots will bounce off the ground several times before doing damage.

Production notes

According to Sam Brown, the concept artist who designed the weapon, the Ravager was originally intended to be a Forerunner weapon. The filename for the initial Forerunner concept art suggests that it might have been called the "Slagmaker."[6]

Gallery

Concept art

Screenshots

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo Infinite
  2. ^ a b c d Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere
  3. ^ a b Halo: Shadows of Reach: Sacrifice
  4. ^ a b c Halo: Shadows of Reach, chapter 19
  5. ^ a b c Halo: Shadows of Reach, chapter 20
  6. ^ ArtStation, Sam Brown - Provoker (Retrieved on Jan 29, 2022) [archive]