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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
[[File:H3 Sandbox Tower.png|thumb|250px|A shrine defender on Sandbox.]]
[[File:H3 Sandbox Tower.png|thumb|250px|A shrine defender on Sandbox.]]
Shrine defenders are found on the ''[[Halo 3]]'' multiplayer maps [[Sandtrap]] and [[Sandbox]]. The towers first seen on Sandtrap, and named in game files as <code>shrine_defender</code> - with "Shrine" being the internal [[Bungie]] codename for Sandtrap. The towers gained significance within the ''Halo'' community due to the placement of the [[Da Vinci Code objects]] near their "eyes". In gameplay, these objects fire [[Sentinel beam]]-like beams into the desert if a player attempts to exit the map, with the beam's impact on environmental geometry spawning the [[Brute landmine]]s that then kill aforementioned players.{{Ref/Site|Id=YT|D=01|M=6|Y=2020|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8dSyEf9BUA|Site=YouTube|Page=Halo 3 - Mystery Of The DaVinci Code Easter Eggs (REVISITED & SOLVED)}}
Shrine defenders are found on the ''[[Halo 3]]'' multiplayer maps [[Sandtrap]] and [[Sandbox]]. The towers first seen on Sandtrap, and named in game files as <code>shrine_defender</code> - with "Shrine" being the internal [[Bungie]] codename for Sandtrap. The towers gained significance within the ''Halo'' community due to the placement of the [[Da Vinci Code Objects]] near their "eyes". In gameplay, these objects fire [[Sentinel beam]]-like beams into the desert if a player attempts to exit the map, with the beam's impact on environmental geometry spawning the [[Brute landmine]]s that then kill aforementioned players.{{Ref/Site|Id=YT|D=01|M=6|Y=2020|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8dSyEf9BUA|Site=YouTube|Page=Halo 3 - Mystery Of The DaVinci Code Easter Eggs (REVISITED & SOLVED)}}


The defenders return on the [[Mythic Map Pack|Mythic Map]] Sandbox, though still named the same internally. On Sandbox however, the defenders fire [[M68 Gauss cannon|gauss cannon]]-like projectiles at players who attempt to escape the map. Prior to this lethal response, the defenders fire a form of [[BR55HB battle rifle|battle rifle]]-like weapon at players. When this weapon hits a player, it flashes their screen yellow to alert them to their impending demise.{{Ref/Reuse|YT}}
The defenders return on the [[Mythic Map Pack|Mythic Map]] Sandbox, though still named the same internally. On Sandbox however, the defenders fire [[M68 Gauss cannon|gauss cannon]]-like projectiles at players who attempt to escape the map. Prior to this lethal response, the defenders fire a form of [[BR55HB battle rifle|battle rifle]]-like weapon at players. When this weapon hits a player, it flashes their screen yellow to alert them to their impending demise.{{Ref/Reuse|YT}}

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