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A Patrol Leader is the title of a Sangheili soldier that pilots a Ghost. Patrol Leaders are faced by Spartan-IVs' in Warzone simulations. They lead patrols into battle. [1]
Gameplay
He is featured as a mini-boss in the Spartan-IVs' Warzone training simulations. The Captain is a boss to appear on multiple maps in Warzone , and drives a Ghost. His Ghost cannot be boarded or hijacked. However, if the Ghost is flipped and unable to be unflipped, the Elite will leave the Ghost to fight with a storm rifle and grenades. His empty Ghost cannot be driven. Killing one will give the team 25 VP, and earn the player a Boss Takedown medal. The patrol consists of the leader himself, as well as multiple Grunts and Jackals.
Gallery
List of appearances
- Halo 5: Guardians (First appearance)
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