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*'''Field Master''': This rank is equivalent to the [[UNSC]] [[Marine]] "General". Field Masters command entire armies, battalion strength or greater. They are in charge of all warriors of any race within that army, as well as all armor, air support, and material utilized by that army. An example of this is [[Noga 'Putumee]], who led forces against the humans on [[Installation 04]]. | *'''Field Master''': This rank is equivalent to the [[UNSC]] [[Marine]] "General". Field Masters command entire armies, battalion strength or greater. They are in charge of all warriors of any race within that army, as well as all armor, air support, and material utilized by that army. An example of this is [[Noga 'Putumee]], who led forces against the humans on [[Installation 04]]. | ||
==Halo 2== | |||
Unlike Halo: Combat Evolved, Zealots only appear as enemies in the suicidal mode known as [[Legendary]]. They are always seen with [[Ultra Elite]]s, [[Minor Elite]]s, and [[Major Elite]]s. They have strong energy sheilding and will continually charge the player and the Marines. | |||
A example of a fight with a Zealot is in the level [[Outskirts]]. When the [[Phantom]] approaches and drops off troops, it will drop one Covenant Zealot off also. The Zealot will then normally charge up the stairs and attack the player and the Marines. Another example is when you get to the part right before "Hotel Zanzibar", after Sniper Alley. As you head towards the hotel, a Zealot will leap from a building's roof and attack. | |||
==Known Zealots== | ==Known Zealots== | ||