Victory mine
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The Victory mine is a proximity-detected mine employed by the United Nations Space Command forces onboard the UNSC Spirit of Fire.[1] Once deployed, the mine detonates when enemies are detected nearby.[2] Given it shares the same casing, it is likely derived from the Lotus anti-tank mine.
Gameplay[edit]
| “ | Unlock to drop a series of mines that inspire friendly units upon detonation. | ” |
- Victory Mine I
- Info: Drops a series of mines that inspire friendly units upon detonation.
- Tier: 1
- Cost:
85, 
85 - Cooldown: 105 seconds
- Upgrade: The explosion of the mines is larger, increasing the damage inflicted and the area of inspiration.
- Victory Mine II
- Info: Drops a series of mines that inspire friendly units upon detonation.
- Tier: 1
- Cost: 160, 160
- Cooldown: 105 seconds
In Halo Wars 2, Victory Mine is a leader power exclusive to Commander Jerome. When activated, three mines are deployed to the targeted location in a linear pattern; rotating the camera allows the player to rotate the pattern’s orientation. The mines are cloaked shortly after being deployed. The mines detonate when enemy ground units enter its proximity. Units caught within the explosion take damage, while friendly units nearby become inspired—increasing their resilience and damage—for 25 seconds. Even if the mine is destroyed, it still creates an inspire effect for nearby friendly units. Victory mines are not available in Blitz.
Gallery[edit]
Three Victory mines deployed in the standard formation.
An explosion from a Victory mine.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo Wars 2 (First appearance)
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo Wars 2, Phoenix Logs: Commander Jerome
- ^ Halo Wars 2, Commander Jerome - Leader power: Drops a series of mines that inspire friendly units upon detonation.
