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Revision as of 22:42, February 9, 2020
- "The Rain of Oblivion's grip has been held by a thousand heroes and a hundred villains. Upgraded Carbine with fully automatic action and extended magazine."
- — In-game description[1]
The Rain of Oblivion is a special Type-57B Carbine.[2]
Overview
Design details
The Rain of Oblivion is a named variant of the T-57B carbine, upgraded with a fully automatic firing mode and faster rate of fire. It uses the T-57B's model but with a new yellow color scheme broken up by white and red stripes and Sangheili glyphs.[1]
Service history
In late 2558, Spartan-IVs trained with the Rain of Oblivion in the UNSC Infinity's War Games simulations.[2]
Gameplay
Halo 5: Guardians
The Rain of Oblivion is an Uncommon Level 3 Power Weapon REQ variant of the Carbine that grants 75 REQ Points when sold. It operates similarly to a normal Carbine but unlike many other precision weapons in the game, it can be fired in full auto and has a faster rate of fire, making it effective as a close-quarters precision weapon. As it has the same damage output as a Carbine, it scores a Perfect Kill on a full shield, full health Spartan with 7 rounds, which, coupled with the faster rate of fire, makes the Rain of Oblivion a faster-killing weapon than the Blood of Suban. A downside to its fully automatic operation is that it has a lower Smart-Link red reticle range than the other Carbines, making it less suitable for long-range engagements.[2]
Changes from the Type-57B Carbine
- Fully automatic operation.
- Faster rate of fire, with 1 round / 0.15 seconds.
- Lower Smart-Link red reticle range at 58.51 meters.
Trivia
- When selecting a weapon for a weapon pad in Forge, the Rain of Oblivion is listed separately from the Carbine and Blood of Suban instead of being selectable as a Carbine variant.
- The Rain of Oblivion is also listed after the Blood of Suban when selecting starting weapons while setting up a custom game.
Gallery
Normal gallery
First-person view of the Rain of Oblivion in Halo 5: Guardians.
A Centurion-clad Spartan-IV with the Rain of Oblivion.
Halo 5: Guardians REQ cards
List of appearances
- Halo 5: Guardians (First appearance)
References
Sources
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