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[[File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-Torott.png|thumb | [[File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-Torott.png|thumb|300px|Mount Törött in [[2589|July 2589]], after [[Reach]]'s [[Terraforming|reterraforming]].]] | ||
'''Mount Törött''' | '''Mount Törött''' is a mountain in the region of [[Asźod]], on the planet [[Reach]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Rise of humanity=== | |||
Reach was [[Human colonies|colonised]] by the [[Unified Earth Government]] in [[2362]]. At some point following its colonisation, a number of [[Asźod ship breaking yards|ship-breaking yards]] were established nearby.{{Ref/Map|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Boneyard]]}} | |||
During the [[Fall of Reach]] in [[2552]], the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} docked at the ship-breaking yards nearby Törött, to receive a fragment of the [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] [[Cortana]] from the three remaining members of [[NOBLE Team]], [[Carter-A259]], [[Emile-A239]] and [[SPARTAN-B312|Noble Six]], who were tasked with ferrying it to the ship from [[SWORD Base]]. | ===Human-Covenant war=== | ||
During the [[Fall of Reach]] in [[2552]], the {{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} docked at the ship-breaking yards nearby Törött, to receive a fragment of the [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] [[Cortana]] from the three remaining members of [[NOBLE Team]], [[Carter-A259]], [[Emile-A239]] and [[SPARTAN-B312|Noble Six]], who were tasked with ferrying it to the ship from [[SWORD Base]].{{Ref/Level|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[The Package]]}} NOBLE arrived at the ship-breaking yards on August 30.{{Ref/Level|Id=PoA|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[The Pillar of Autumn (Halo: Reach level)|The Pillar of Autumn]]}} | |||
At some point while the ''Autumn'' was docked, [[Pelican]] [[Bravo 001]] became lost and was directed by the radio operator [[Golden Arrow]] to change its heading to south-southwest and fly straight over the tree tops and land in the woodland near Mount Törött. Unbeknownst to Golden Arrow, Bravo 001 was supposed to be transporting [[SPARTAN-II]] [[Red Team]] to the [[Asźod ship breaking yards]] to rendezvous with the ''Pillar of Autumn''. | At some point while the ''Autumn'' was docked, [[Pelican]] [[Bravo 001]] became lost and was directed by the radio operator [[Golden Arrow]] to change its heading to south-southwest and fly straight over the tree tops and land in the woodland near Mount Törött. Unbeknownst to Golden Arrow, Bravo 001 was supposed to be transporting [[SPARTAN-II]] [[Red Team]] to the [[Asźod ship breaking yards]] to rendezvous with the ''Pillar of Autumn''.{{Ref/Game|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Halo: Reach radio conversations#Part 1 - Breakpoint|Breakpoint radio conversation]]}} | ||
After making their way through [[Covenant]]-occupied territory to reach the ship, and losing | After making their way through [[Covenant]]-occupied territory to reach the ship, and losing Carter on the way, Noble Six and Emile delivered the fragment of Cortana to [[Jacob Keyes]], the captain of the ship. However, Emile was killed by a [[Sangheili]] [[Sangheili Zealot|Zealot]] moments after, and Six was forced to remain behind to cover the ship's escape from an approaching {{Pattern|Ket|battlecruiser}} with a nearby [[Mark 2488 Onager]] emplacement. He was successful, and the ship managed to break atmosphere unscathed.{{Ref/Reuse|PoA}} Now alone, without any support or possibility of evacuation, Six was eventually overwhelmed by Covenant forces and killed near the foot of Mount Törött.{{Ref/Level|Id=LW|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Lone Wolf]]}} | ||
Having won the battle, the Covenant proceeded to [[Glassing|glass]] the planet, including the area surrounding Törött.{{Ref/Reuse|LW}} | Having won the battle, the Covenant proceeded to [[Glassing|glass]] the planet, including the area surrounding Törött.{{Ref/Reuse|LW}}{{Ref/Level|[[Halo: Reach]]|[[Winter Contingency]]}} | ||
In the aftermath of the [[Human-Covenant War]], Unified Earth Government marked Reach as a priority target for [[Terraforming|reterraforming]] and recolonisation. | ===Post-war=== | ||
In the aftermath of the [[Human-Covenant War]], Unified Earth Government marked Reach as a priority target for [[Terraforming|reterraforming]] and recolonisation.{{Ref/Book|[[Halo: Warfleet]]|Page=23}} The planet made a significant ecological recovery, and the area surrounding Törött became verdant and lush with vegetation. By [[2589]], the area was habitable again and an [[unidentified colony ship]] landed in Asźod, at the base of the mountain, and commenced recolonization of the area. At this point, the mountain was covered in snow.{{Ref/Reuse|LW}} | |||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
While Mount Törött is never explicitly named in ''Halo: Reach'', it can be inferred via several contextual clues given in the [[Halo: Reach radio conversations|radio conversation]] on the multiplayer map [[Breakpoint]]. In the conversation, [[Golden Arrow]] advises [[Bravo 001]] to head for Mount Törött to go to the "Boneyard". | While Mount Törött is never explicitly named in ''Halo: Reach'', it can be inferred via several contextual clues given in the [[Halo: Reach radio conversations|radio conversation]] on the multiplayer map [[Breakpoint]]. In the conversation, [[Golden Arrow]] advises [[Bravo 001]] to head for Mount Törött to go to the "Boneyard". The multiplayer map [[Boneyard]] is set in the Aszod shibreaking yards, which are overlooked by the "broken mountain" prominently featured in ''Halo: Reach''. | ||
Additionally, "Törött" is a word in [[Wikipedia:Hungarian language|Hungarian]], meaning 'broken' - which is a fitting name for the mountain. Altogether, it can be reasonably inferred that the broken mountain heavily emphasised is in fact Mount Törött as named in the radio transcript. | Additionally, "Törött" is a word in [[Wikipedia:Hungarian language|Hungarian]], meaning 'broken' - which is a fitting name for the mountain. Altogether, it can be reasonably inferred that the broken mountain heavily emphasised is in fact Mount Törött as named in the radio transcript. | ||
The mountain's visage is used as the basis of the icon for [[Season 1: Noble]] of ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]''. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:Boneyard Panorama.jpg|A panorama of Törött and the area surrounding it. | File:Boneyard Panorama.jpg|A panorama of Törött and the area surrounding it. | ||
File:HR Screenshot LoneWolf-Torott.png|Törött shrouded by clouds as the Fall of Reach draws to a close. | File:HR Screenshot LoneWolf-Torott.png|Törött shrouded by clouds as the Fall of Reach draws to a close. | ||
File:HR | File:HR - Prologue Aszod.png|The mountain as seen from a high altitude, following the planet's glassing. | ||
File:HR Screenshot Prologue-Torott2.jpg|Törött, following the glassing of Reach. | File:HR Screenshot Prologue-Torott2.jpg|Törött, following the glassing of Reach. | ||
File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-Before.png|The abandoned helmet of Noble Six, with the mountain in the background. | File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-Before.png|The abandoned helmet of Noble Six, with the mountain in the background. | ||
File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-After.jpg|Törött and Asźod, after the planet had been reterraformed. | File:HR Screenshot Epilogue-After.jpg|Törött and Asźod, after the planet had been reterraformed. | ||
File:MCC Reach Background.png|A wallpaper for ''The Master Chief Collection'' depicting the mountain. | |||
File:HINF Reach ONI Base Concept.jpg|''Halo Infinite'' concept art of an ONI facility near the base of Mount Törött. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
{{Ref/Sources}} | |||
[[Category:Mountains]] | [[Category:Mountains]] | ||
[[Category:Reach locations]] | [[Category:Reach locations]] | ||
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Mount Törött is a mountain in the region of Asźod, on the planet Reach.
History[edit]
Rise of humanity[edit]
Reach was colonised by the Unified Earth Government in 2362. At some point following its colonisation, a number of ship-breaking yards were established nearby.[1]
Human-Covenant war[edit]
During the Fall of Reach in 2552, the UNSC Pillar of Autumn docked at the ship-breaking yards nearby Törött, to receive a fragment of the AI Cortana from the three remaining members of NOBLE Team, Carter-A259, Emile-A239 and Noble Six, who were tasked with ferrying it to the ship from SWORD Base.[2] NOBLE arrived at the ship-breaking yards on August 30.[3]
At some point while the Autumn was docked, Pelican Bravo 001 became lost and was directed by the radio operator Golden Arrow to change its heading to south-southwest and fly straight over the tree tops and land in the woodland near Mount Törött. Unbeknownst to Golden Arrow, Bravo 001 was supposed to be transporting SPARTAN-II Red Team to the Asźod ship breaking yards to rendezvous with the Pillar of Autumn.[4]
After making their way through Covenant-occupied territory to reach the ship, and losing Carter on the way, Noble Six and Emile delivered the fragment of Cortana to Jacob Keyes, the captain of the ship. However, Emile was killed by a Sangheili Zealot moments after, and Six was forced to remain behind to cover the ship's escape from an approaching Ket-pattern battlecruiser with a nearby Mark 2488 Onager emplacement. He was successful, and the ship managed to break atmosphere unscathed.[3] Now alone, without any support or possibility of evacuation, Six was eventually overwhelmed by Covenant forces and killed near the foot of Mount Törött.[5]
Having won the battle, the Covenant proceeded to glass the planet, including the area surrounding Törött.[5][6]
Post-war[edit]
In the aftermath of the Human-Covenant War, Unified Earth Government marked Reach as a priority target for reterraforming and recolonisation.[7] The planet made a significant ecological recovery, and the area surrounding Törött became verdant and lush with vegetation. By 2589, the area was habitable again and an unidentified colony ship landed in Asźod, at the base of the mountain, and commenced recolonization of the area. At this point, the mountain was covered in snow.[5]
Production notes[edit]
While Mount Törött is never explicitly named in Halo: Reach, it can be inferred via several contextual clues given in the radio conversation on the multiplayer map Breakpoint. In the conversation, Golden Arrow advises Bravo 001 to head for Mount Törött to go to the "Boneyard". The multiplayer map Boneyard is set in the Aszod shibreaking yards, which are overlooked by the "broken mountain" prominently featured in Halo: Reach.
Additionally, "Törött" is a word in Hungarian, meaning 'broken' - which is a fitting name for the mountain. Altogether, it can be reasonably inferred that the broken mountain heavily emphasised is in fact Mount Törött as named in the radio transcript.
The mountain's visage is used as the basis of the icon for Season 1: Noble of Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
Gallery[edit]
Törött in the distance, as the Fall of Reach rages around it.
The mountain as viewed from the site at which the Pillar of Autumn had docked.
A panorama of Törött and the area surrounding it.
Törött shrouded by clouds as the Fall of Reach draws to a close.
The mountain as seen from a high altitude, following the planet's glassing.
Törött, following the glassing of Reach.
The abandoned helmet of Noble Six, with the mountain in the background.
Törött and Asźod, after the planet had been reterraformed.
A wallpaper for The Master Chief Collection depicting the mountain.
Halo Infinite concept art of an ONI facility near the base of Mount Törött.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: Reach (First appearance)
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo: Reach, multiplayer map Boneyard
- ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level The Package
- ^ a b Halo: Reach, campaign level The Pillar of Autumn
- ^ Halo: Reach, Breakpoint radio conversation
- ^ a b c Halo: Reach, campaign level Lone Wolf
- ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level Winter Contingency
- ^ Halo: Warfleet, page 23
