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'''MJOLNIR/UA''', short for '''up-armor''', refers a variety of supplemental armor attachments and accessories compatible with the [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor]]. Many UA attachments are available as [[Armor Permutations]] in ''[[Halo: Reach]]''.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WD0RK578PY '''YouTube''': ''Halo: Reach - The Armory Montage'']</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 08:51, September 30, 2010
Template:Ratings Template:New Content MJOLNIR/UA, short for up-armor, refers a variety of supplemental armor attachments and accessories compatible with the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor. Many UA attachments are available as Armor Permutations in Halo: Reach.[1]
Components
Helmets
The various helmets available have UA variants, often coupled with an external helmet addition such as a HUL. The UA helmet attachments often consist of metal plates or bracers fixed near the user's forehead to give better protection in combat.
Chest
UA/COUNTERASSAULT
Price: 600 cR
Supplemental armor for the default Mark V chest, including additional pouches for increased storage capacity.
UA/Multi-Threat
- Main article: UA Multi-Threat MJOLNIR Mark V(B) Armor
Price: N/A [GameStop Pre-Order Bonus] Supplemental armor for the default Mark V chest combined with a grenade belt around the waist, designed to provide Spartans with the most impact across a variety of scenarios.
UA/Base Security [W]
Price: 0 cR
Career Level 30. Earn the " Yes, Sensei" achievement in Halo: Reach.
Wrist
UA/BUCKLER
Price: 5000 cR
A piece of supplementary wrist armor.
UA/BRACER
Price: 10,000 cR
An additional piece of armor plating for supplementary forearm protection.
Utility
UA/NxRA
Price: 40,000 cR
A piece of supplemental non-explosive reactive thigh armor.
