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*''[[Halo: Divine Wind]]'' | *''[[Halo: Divine Wind]]'' | ||
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The Clan of the Long Shields, often simplified as Long Shields, are a Jiralhanae-led Banished clan under the leadership of Warlord Pavium and his brother Voridus,[2] larger than a pack though not the size of a legion.[3]
History
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Military assets
The Long Shields make use of various Banished vehicles and weaponry. While predominantly composed of Jiralhanae, a number of the Banished's many humans were in the clan,[4] as well as Sangheili, Unggoy, and Huragok. A few humans in the clan defected to the UNSC after the Flood outbreak on the Ark, leading Pavium to pre-emptively kick out the humans under his command, killing some in the process. Warmaster Atriox was upset with his decision to do so, considering all Banished humans to be valuable assets.[5]
List of appearances
- Halo Wars 2
- Halo Wars 2: Awakening the Nightmare (First appearance)
- Halo: Divine Wind
Sources
- ^ Halo: Divine Wind, chapter 6
- ^ Halo: Divine Wind, chapter 3
- ^ Halo: Divine Wind, chapter 17, page 337: "It often seemed to him that his brother had the wits of a garuthog, but he could also be sly in a way that might raise a warlord to a master of clans... or get him killed."
- ^ Halo: Divine Wind, chapter 5, page 87: "'Some of the Banished humans defected to the UNSC,' Arcas said."
- ^ Halo: Divine Wind, chapter 6, page 102: "Atriox and his retinue had been rather unhappy with that decision, considering humans as valuable assets to the Banished as a whole,"
