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{{Weapon | {{Weapon | ||
| image= | | image=[[Image:TataurusHammer4.jpg|250px]] | ||
| name=Gravity Hammer | | name=Gravity Hammer | ||
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| affiliation=[[Covenant]] | | affiliation=[[Covenant]] | ||
}} | }}The '''Gravity Hammer''' is melee weapon of the [[Brute]] [[Chieftain]]s At 2.682m<ref>[[:Image:CovenantWeaponChart.gif|Covenant Weapon Chart]]</ref> it not only serves as an excellent melee weapon, but can alter gravity to move objects and living beings around. | ||
==Fist of Rukt== | |||
{{Melee Weapons}}{{Main|Fist of Rukt}} | |||
[[Tartarus]]'s battle hammer is named the ''Fist of Rukt''. It is unknown what "Rukt" actually is or was. Presumably it is named after some entity, possibly the first to possess the hammer. It also translates to "jerks" or "tears" (as in the verbs) in Dutch, and "blood" in Sanskrit and Hindi. | |||
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Tartarus's battle hammer is named the ''Fist of Rukt''. It is unknown what "Rukt" actually is or was. Presumably it is named after some entity, possibly the first to possess the hammer. It also translates to "jerks" or "tears" (as in the verbs) in Dutch, and "blood" in Sanskrit and Hindi. | |||
==In "Starry Night"== | ==In "Starry Night"== | ||
{{Main|Starry Night}} | |||
[[Image:Tartarushammer.PNG|209px|right]] | |||
In the "Starry Night" TV spot released on December 4, 2006, one of the [[Brute|Brutes]] that the [[Master Chief]] attacks is carrying a hammer. However, this is probably not the Fist of Rukt, and it remains to be seen whether or not it is even a gravity hammer; it is most likely a captain's or chieftan's hammer, a very honorable thing to carry in Brute culture--though the Fist of Rukt is most definitely a higher status symbol. | In the "Starry Night" TV spot released on December 4, 2006, one of the [[Brute|Brutes]] that the [[Master Chief]] attacks is carrying a hammer. However, this is probably not the Fist of Rukt, and it remains to be seen whether or not it is even a gravity hammer; it is most likely a captain's or chieftan's hammer, a very honorable thing to carry in Brute culture--though the Fist of Rukt is most definitely a higher status symbol. | ||