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This article is about the level. For comic mini-series, see Halo: Lone Wolf. Lone Wolf is the eleventh and final campaign level of Halo: Reach. The level takes

For the eleventh and final campaign level of Halo: Reach, see Lone Wolf. Lone Wolf is a medal awarded in Halo Infinite multiplayer for a player solely

This article is about the Halo Infinite medal. For other uses, see Warrior. Warrior is a medal awarded in Halo Infinite multiplayer for killing five enemies

player character rides a blind wolf in an early build of Combat Evolved. Riding the blind wolf. A Warthog drives past a blind wolf in the first trailer shown

had warriors, called Berserkers, who were followers of the cult of Odin (the one-eyed Norse god of war) and believed in the importance of a warrior dying

Halo: Lone Wolf, Issue #3 Halo: Lone Wolf, Issue #4 Halo Waypoint - Canon Fodder: Outpost Discoveries Halo: Lone Wolf hardcover Halo: Lone Wolf, Issue #1

targets of opportunity are tasks at which the Shikari excels. Among lone wolf operatives, the helmet systems make it highly effective in the ambush predator

Evocati are an order of highly-skilled warriors employed by the Covenant and, following the empire's dissolution, its remnants. Among human forces, the

Field Marshal's armor design is similar to that of most other Sangheili warriors. For example, the armor resembles a combination of the Zealot's and the

Ur-Didact and Librarian overlooking rows of defeated Ancestor warriors on Charum Hakkor. Warrior-Servants guarding captured Ancestors on Charum Hakkor. Human

pheric (A/X) and suborbital/orbital (S/O) environments. The Forerunner Warrior-Servants often used space fighters in combat. Some space fighters, called

helmet as they put it on. If it is worn during the final cutscene of Lone Wolf, it will swap models with random helmets in between shots while it lies on

customization on the Hazmat armor core in Halo Infinite. "Farkas" is Hungarian for "wolf" and is also a common Hungarian surname. Early concept exploration of the

and several ground-based structures use shields as well. Many Covenant warriors are equipped with energy shields. Most Sangheili, many Jiralhanae, and

Halo: Escalation. Linda-058 in Argus-class Mjolnir on the cover of Halo: Lone Wolf. Linda-058 wearing Argus GEN3 on the cover for Shadows of Reach Linda-058

in her Hermes armour during a War Games simulation in 2553, in Halo: Lone Wolf Issue 1. Kelly wearing Hermes GEN3 on the cover for Shadows of Reach Kelly-087

Emile was the assault specialist of the team. Confirmed KIA by Sangheili warriors during the Fall of Reach. WO-2 Jorge-052 (Noble Five) (MIA 08/14/2552)

Operation: PROMETHEUS. Was part of Team Wolf Pack. Shane-A112 - Confirmed KIA during Operation: PROMETHEUS. Was part of Team Wolf Pack. Jane-A203 - Confirmed KIA

was a Warrior-Servant by rate, but was also a descendant of the lost and forgotten Interpreter rate, while his mother was one of the greatest Warrior-Servants

protection from fast approaching Covenant. Noble Team, using pre-established M8 Wolf Spider turrets, mounted a successful defense against those Covenant. Upon