Editing Armor mods
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*[[File:H5G ArmorMod Wheelman Icon.png|30px|class=invert-light]] '''Wheelman''' - added in [[Memories of Reach]]. Similar to Wheelman tactical package from ''Halo 4''. Increases vehicle survivability. | *[[File:H5G ArmorMod Wheelman Icon.png|30px|class=invert-light]] '''Wheelman''' - added in [[Memories of Reach]]. Similar to Wheelman tactical package from ''Halo 4''. Increases vehicle survivability. | ||
*[[File:H5G ArmorMod PatrolCase Icon.png|30px|class=invert-light]] '''Patrol Case''' - added in [[Warzone Firefight]]. Similar to Ammo support upgrade from ''Halo 4''. Increases starting and max ammo capacity. | *[[File:H5G ArmorMod PatrolCase Icon.png|30px|class=invert-light]] '''Patrol Case''' - added in [[Warzone Firefight]]. Similar to Ammo support upgrade from ''Halo 4''. Increases starting and max ammo capacity. | ||
===Campaign=== | ===Campaign=== | ||
In the ''Halo 5: Guardians'' campaign, every level features four [[Spartan (co-op)|co-op Spartan]] characters from one of two Spartan teams. Each member of each team has a unique loadout of weapons and armor mods, the latter of which are listed below | In the ''Halo 5: Guardians'' campaign, every level features four [[Spartan (co-op)|co-op Spartan]] characters from one of two Spartan teams. Each member of each team has a unique loadout of weapons and armor mods, the latter of which are listed below. | ||
Below is a list of the armor mods used in campaign: | Below is a list of the armor mods used in campaign: | ||
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File:H5G ArmorMod IncreasedStrength Icon.png|Increased Strength | File:H5G ArmorMod IncreasedStrength Icon.png|Increased Strength | ||
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==Trivia== | |||
*Characters can only have one armor mod equipped at a time. For this reason the characters of Fireteam Osiris and Blue Team each have their own armor mods that combine multiple abilities, in addition to balancing tweaks exclusive to campaign. | |||
*As far as the game engine is concerned, Wheelman and Patrol Case are not armor mods. Rather than using the armor mod tag system they instead behave similarly to the Wheelman tactical package and Ammo support upgrade both featured in ''Halo 4''. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== |