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As in the Covenant hegemony, the Sangheili served as this group's military leadership caste, albeit free from the Prophets who had betrayed them. The [[Unggoy]] likewise continued to serve as cannon fodder.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/blogs/Headlines/post/2012/05/09/The-Halo-Bulletin-5912.aspx ''The Halo Bulletin - 5.9.12'']</ref> The [[Kig-Yar]] were deployed as snipers and light infantry. The group had [[Jiralhanae]] [[Jiralhanae Jumper|Jumpers]] and [[Chieftains]] employed for reasons unknown, which were deployed very rarely. The group may have employed [[Mgalekgolo]], though it is unclear whether this was so. | As in the Covenant hegemony, the Sangheili served as this group's military leadership caste, albeit free from the Prophets who had betrayed them. The [[Unggoy]] likewise continued to serve as cannon fodder.<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/blogs/Headlines/post/2012/05/09/The-Halo-Bulletin-5912.aspx ''The Halo Bulletin - 5.9.12'']</ref> The [[Kig-Yar]] were deployed as snipers and light infantry. The group had [[Jiralhanae]] [[Jiralhanae Jumper|Jumpers]] and [[Chieftains]] employed for reasons unknown, which were deployed very rarely. The group may have employed [[Mgalekgolo]], though it is unclear whether this was so.{{Ref/Note|Although a Hunter is depicted on ''Halo: Spartan Assault''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s cover art, none are encountered in gameplay. It is thus ambiguous whether Merg Vol's Covenant utilized Hunters.}} | ||
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