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The Enforcers are fast-moving, battle-hardened Sangheili which can be deployed by [[Ripa 'Moramee]]. They excel in hit—and—run attacks where they can rush in to attack with their plasma weapons and then disengage to allow their energy shields to regenerate. Enforcers can also use their special | The Enforcers are fast-moving, battle-hardened Sangheili which can be deployed by [[Ripa 'Moramee]]. They excel in hit—and—run attacks where they can rush in to attack with their plasma weapons and then disengage to allow their energy shields to regenerate. Enforcers can also use their special [[stasis grenades]] to take targets they cannot effectively deal with out of action, and raid enemy bases to shut down production for a short time.<ref name="PL"/><ref name="welcome"/> | ||
Disgraced Sangheili have few options to recover their honor, even in death. Had Ripa joined with Atriox and thrown off the Prophets' shackles he had powerful tools to exploit Sangheili warriors seeking redemption. Though Ripa could not lead through loyalty or charisma as a general, as the Arbiter he could bind Sangheili with iron-clad oaths that traded unquestioning service as his vassals for a return to the rolls of honor.<ref name="PL"/><ref name="welcome"/> | Disgraced Sangheili have few options to recover their honor, even in death. Had Ripa joined with Atriox and thrown off the Prophets' shackles he had powerful tools to exploit Sangheili warriors seeking redemption. Though Ripa could not lead through loyalty or charisma as a general, as the Arbiter he could bind Sangheili with iron-clad oaths that traded unquestioning service as his vassals for a return to the rolls of honor.<ref name="PL"/><ref name="welcome"/> |
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Sangheili Enforcers are Banished Sangheili that specialize in destroying enemy structures.[1]
Background
The Enforcers are fast-moving, battle-hardened Sangheili which can be deployed by Ripa 'Moramee. They excel in hit—and—run attacks where they can rush in to attack with their plasma weapons and then disengage to allow their energy shields to regenerate. Enforcers can also use their special stasis grenades to take targets they cannot effectively deal with out of action, and raid enemy bases to shut down production for a short time.[2][3]
Disgraced Sangheili have few options to recover their honor, even in death. Had Ripa joined with Atriox and thrown off the Prophets' shackles he had powerful tools to exploit Sangheili warriors seeking redemption. Though Ripa could not lead through loyalty or charisma as a general, as the Arbiter he could bind Sangheili with iron-clad oaths that traded unquestioning service as his vassals for a return to the rolls of honor.[2][3]
Equipment
Banished Sangheili Enforcers are regularly armed with Type-25 Brute plasma rifles, Type-53 plasma casters, Type-1 plasma grenades, and stasis grenades. They wear Sangheili combat harnesses equipped with energy shielding.[2][3]
Gameplay
- Info: Anti-Building, Effective raiding unit, Effective against buildings, Rapidly recharging shields
- Tier: 0
- Cost: Population 4, Supplies 110, Power 60
- Elite Enforcer upgrade: Arbiter's Champion
- Info: Adds a squad leader armed with a Plasma Caster
- Tier: 2
- Cost: Supplies 0, Power 350
Sangheili Enforcers are exclusive to Arbiter Ripa 'Moramee and can be built at the Raid Camp in place of Jiralhanae Jumpers. Enforcers are effective against infantry and structures, perform okay against vehicles, and do poorly against aircraft. In Blitz Enforcers cost 40 energy.
Gallery
Sangheili Enforcers in Halo Wars 2.
Enforcers fighting Aggressor Sentinels.
List of appearances
- Halo Wars 2 (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo Wars 2
- ^ a b c Halo Wars 2: Phoenix Logs - Elite Enforcers
- ^ a b c Halo Waypoint - Welcome Jerome & Arbiter
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