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The goal is to kill as many people as you can if you are the juggernaut, and to kill the juggernaut if you are not. To counteract the angry mob of Spartans and Elites out to spill his blood, the juggernaut is blessed with greater shielding after assuming his title, plus a variety of other customizeable things, such as active camo, run faster, damage resistance, weapons power, the like. This is one game variant where alliances can quickly go sour. | The goal is to kill as many people as you can if you are the juggernaut, and to kill the juggernaut if you are not. To counteract the angry mob of Spartans and Elites out to spill his blood, the juggernaut is blessed with greater shielding after assuming his title, plus a variety of other customizeable things, such as active camo, run faster, damage resistance, weapons power, the like. This is one game variant where alliances can quickly go sour. | ||
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[[Flood Juggernaut]] | |||
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Revision as of 01:12, July 23, 2006
Fact: a "Juggernaut" is someone/something that acts as an unstoppable force, using brute tactics and sheer strength to destroy any poor soul in it's path...
Basic Setup
- There are no teams.
- The only person who can earn points is the juggernaut (hence the title).
Juggernaut is a somewhat twisted form of tag. While it resembles Slayer in that one must amass so many points to win, there are two major differences.
The goal is to kill as many people as you can if you are the juggernaut, and to kill the juggernaut if you are not. To counteract the angry mob of Spartans and Elites out to spill his blood, the juggernaut is blessed with greater shielding after assuming his title, plus a variety of other customizeable things, such as active camo, run faster, damage resistance, weapons power, the like. This is one game variant where alliances can quickly go sour.
