User:SnakeConBlu
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SnakeConBlu
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Ur-Didact
"/* Destroying the Warden */"
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Ur-Didact
"/* Destroying the Warden */"
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Ur-Didact
"/* Destroying the Warden */"
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Halo Array
"/* Senescent Array */"
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Warden Eternal
"A summary of the Warden Eternal's death in Halo: Epitaph"
About meI am, and always have been, a Halo fanatic. Being born after the first 2 games sucks, but at least I still get to experience them.
Hobbies & interestsPlaying Halo and reading all the novels
Favorite Halo momentEither the "We all fail, We all make mistakes" cutscene, The Didacts speech at the end of Halo 4, or Halo flying through space to "give the Covenant back their bomb"
Worst Halo momentThe end to Halo 5... like "took you long enough"... WHAT DO YOU MEAN??
Anything elseMy favourite characters are Master Chief (because ofc), Bornstellar-Makes-Eternal-Lasting, Shadow-of-Sundered-Star, or Emile.
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Ah, sorry. Looks like I wrote the citation code there and it just rendered as a citation haha. What you need to do is type in {{Ref/Novel|Epi|Chapter=3}}, and add that little tag after any statement you write on the wiki. Of course, change the chapter number as needed.
If you want to site a novel other than Epitaph, simply replace Epi with the Acronyms listed here. We also have a more in-depth guide on how to cite things, which can be found here.
HI. Thanks for your contributions to the Warden Eternal page; however, please do keep in mind the need to cite where information is coming from when writing. Edits that do not have citations may be reverted without warning.
To cite Halo: Epitaph, simply write [1], and replace the chapter number as necessary. Feel free to ask any of the staff here, or on our discord, if you have any questions.
It's all good! Just an honest mistake.
Hello. Can you tell me where you found an appearance of the Grand Edict in Halo: Epitaph? If it's at the trial of the Didact's parents, that use of the word "edict" is with its typical definition of "an official order or proclamation issued by a person in authority" rather than an individual, hence why it's lower case instead of capitalized like a name or title.
