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'''Doisac''', designated '''CE-75-2113 c''' by the [[Forerunners]],<ref name="catalog">[https://forums.halowaypoint.com/yaf_postsm2969315_Catalog-Interaction.aspx#post2969315 ''Waypoint'': Catalog Interaction page 14]</ref> was the third planet of the [[Oth Sonin system]] and the homeworld of the [[Jiralhanae]]. The planet possessed three [[natural satellite]]s, [[Warial]], [[Soirapt]], and [[Teash]].<ref name="Bestiarum">''[[Halo 3]]'', [[Bestiarum]]</ref>

Doisac was a tropical world, where volcanic activity was common. At least half of Doisac's surface was covered in rain forests, while the other half was largely composed of molten rock, lava, and large volcanoes. Doisac had a very harsh environment, yet it was still preferred by many Jiralhanae.{{Ref/Reuse|ENC309}} The rocky, forested planet also contained large amounts of deserts, and a few seas of water.<ref>''Halo Encyclopedia: The Definitive Guide to the Halo Universe'', p. 143</ref>

Its environment was very [[Earth]]-like, with forests and oceans, although its gravity was twice that of Earth. It has been noted, however, that its terrain was dominated by magma and magnetism, hinting at high tectonic activity and rich magnetized iron deposits. It is possible that Doisac was closer to Oth Sonin than Earth is to [[Sol system|Sol]] because its surface temperature/climate was slightly more tropical, ranging from -15°C to 52°C (5°F to 125.6°F). Alternatively, its atmosphere may have caused a greenhouse effect, either due to the actions of the Jiralhanae or naturally, trapping heat and warming up the planet in a similar fashion to [[Venus]].{{Ref/Reuse|Bestiarum}}

The planet was orbited by three [[natural satellite]]s; [[Soirapt]], [[Warial]], and [[Teash]]. The latter two{{Ref/Novel|Evo|Detail=''[[Stomping on the Heels of a Fuss]]''}} were industrialised and populous.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}}

===Locations===

==History==

===Ancient history===

Because of its harsh environmental conditions, numerous predators evolved on Doisac throughout its history, among them the initially arboreal Jiralhanae.<ref name="waypoint">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/species/jiralhanae ''Halo Waypoint'': Jiralhanae]</ref> Doisac was visited by the [[Forerunner]]s during the [[Lifeworker]]s' [[Conservation Measure]]. The Jiralhanae were one of many sentient species indexed by the [[Librarian]] for preservation aboard [[Installation 00]]. After the [[Halo Array]] was fired, the Jiralhanae were returned to Doisac to begin rebuilding their culture.{{Ref/Film|HLeg|Detail=''[[Origins]]''}}

After their induction to the Covenant, many Jiralhanae left Doisac to settle on Covenant colonies or live on [[High Charity]].{{Ref/Book|Id=ENC309|Enc09|Page=309}} During the months of the [[Great Schism]], Doisac was presumed to be a spot for battles between the [[Covenant]] and the [[Sangheili]].{{Ref/Book|Enc11}}

Although most Jiralhanae returned to Doisac after the war,{{Ref/Reuse|waypoint}} many also continued to inhabit the worlds the Covenant had previously given them; however, due to their lack of advanced technology and their disorganized society, they were unable to obtain resources or even food for themselves resulting in famine, and instead resorted to raids on Sangheili colonies.{{Ref/Comic|Id=Escalation|HE|Detail=''[[Halo: Escalation Issue 1|Issue 1]]''}} The [[Vheiloth|Vheiloth Jiralhanae]] saw the raids as a necessity, while the [[Rh'tol|Rh'tol Jiralhanae]] glorified their piracy as power over the Sangheili for oppressing them.{{Ref/Novel|Id=Envoy1|Env|Chapter=3|Quote=The Rh’tol skein now gloried in the piracy against the former Covenant. It let them show their true strength to the very face of the Sangheili species that had so poorly treated them. The Vheiloth skein saw such looting and destruction as an unfortunate necessity.}}

The Jiralhanae on Doisac lacked a strong leader to stabilize them since the Covenant's fall,<ref>''[[Halo Wars 2]]'', [[Phoenix Log]]: Rise of Atriox IV</ref> with the various infighting master-packs putting them at a disadvantage in their [[Sangheili-Jiralhanae war|ongoing conflicts]] against the Sangheili.{{Ref/Film|Id=The Return|[[The Return#Motion comic|The Return (Motion comic)]]}} One of the planet's governing master-packs, the [[Children of Oth Sonin]] led by [[Lydus]], provided security and provisions to the outlying citadels across across its star system.{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22p247|Enc22|Page=247}} The [[Voice of Maardoth]] was a weak tribe by comparison and relegated to Doisac's outlands. Under the leadership of [[Remarus]], the Voice of Maardoth grew in power until he was killed by [[Hekabe]] who usurped leadership of the tribe. Prior to [[2558]], a mercenary organization known as the [[Banished]] had attacked a number of settlements on Doisac for resources and to claim them as their own, killing the rivals of their leader [[Atriox]] and impressing independent clans.{{Ref/Book|Id=H:OSFM5|OSFM|Page=160|Quote=Brute Captains within the Banished lead the terror and raiding packs that extort resources and smash the defenses of the settlements they raid. They also lead attacks on Doisac itself,}}  

Due to an imminent famine on Doisac in March 2558, Lydus and his Children of Oth Sonin were willing to attempt peace negotiations with the [[Swords of Sanghelios]] mediated by the [[UNSC]] on [[Ealen IV]], until they were interrupted by a [[Vata 'Gajat's mercenary group|mercenary]] [[Battle of Ealen IV|attack]]. The peace negotiations were left at a standstill.{{Ref/Reuse|Escalation}} By October 2558, a mass power consolidation had begun to take form on the planet under the Banished, leading the UNSC to consider targeted strikes to prevent this unification.{{Ref/Reuse|osfm90}} The faction's leader Atriox had become a symbol for some Jiralhanae on the planet to rally behind with some joining him.<ref>''Halo Wars 2'', Phoenix Log: Rise of Atriox VI</ref> Despite this, many Jiralhanae rejected joining due to their hatred of the Sangheili in the mercenary organization.{{Ref/Comic|RoA|Detail=[[Halo: Rise of Atriox Issue 5|Issue 5]]|Quote=Jiralhanae do not band with Sangheili and give themselves names.}} Working alongside Sangheili was frowned upon on the Jiralhanae homeworld.{{Ref/Novel|Id=Envoy2|Env|Chapter=3|Quote=The Sangheili had lorded over the Jiralhanae in the Covenant for decades. They openly despised the Jiralhanae and had torn apart the Covenant in open war the very moment the Jiralhanae became favored by the Prophets. The Great Schism, as most Jiralhanae knew, had shown the truth of the Elite–Brute relationship—the Sangheili were arrogant and cruel slavers. For Hekabe to offer assistance to an Elite showed incredible vulnerability and poor character, as far as his opposition was concerned.}} The Children of Oth Sonin hired the Banished as a mercenary force to take out Lydus' rivals, supplying them with shipyards and land as payment.{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22p255|Enc22|Page=255}}  

====Created conflict====

[[File:Enc22 Doisackening.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Doisac destroyed by Guardians.]]

Following the [[The Reclamation]] in 2558, Banished forces were unwilling to give in the new the [[Created]] threat. Instead, they united various clans across the planet and its moons and fought back against the Created.{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22-446&447|Enc22|Page=446-447}} [[Cortana]] called on Atriox to submit. When Atriox refused her, she responded by sending multiple [[Guardian Custode|Guardians]] to fire beams at the planet, resulting in its [[Razing of Oth Sonin|total destruction]].{{Ref/Level|Id=Repository|Hi|[[Repository (Halo Infinite level)|Repository]]}} With the the planet's physical destruction, its shards slammed into and damaged its moons.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22-446&447}}