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In [[2559#March|March 2559]] the Banished used Eklon'dal Workshop Wraiths against the crew of the UNSC ''Spirit of Fire'' on [[Installation 00]].{{Ref/Reuse|ANE}} In June 2559 stolen Wraiths were used by the [[Flood]] against the Banished during the [[Outbreak on Installation 00]].{{Ref/Level|HW2|Manifestation}} In October 2559 the [[Clan of the Long Shields]] used Wraiths against the [[Covenant | In [[2559#March|March 2559]] the Banished used Eklon'dal Workshop Wraiths against the crew of the UNSC ''Spirit of Fire'' on [[Installation 00]].{{Ref/Reuse|ANE}} In June 2559 stolen Wraiths were used by the [[Flood]] against the Banished during the [[Outbreak on Installation 00]].{{Ref/Level|HW2|Manifestation}} In October 2559 the [[Clan of the Long Shields]] used Wraiths against the [[Dhas Bhasvod's Covenant]] and [[Keepers of the One Freedom]] during the [[Battle of Epsilon Clarion]].{{Ref/Novel|Id=DW13|HDW|Chapter=13}} | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Revision as of 15:15, October 16, 2023
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10.2 meters (33.4 ft)[1] |
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4.1 meters (13.3 ft)[1] |
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51.1 metric tons (50.3 LT; 56.3 ST)[1] |
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The Eklon'dal Workshop Mortar Tank is a modified Muz-pattern Wraith used by the Banished.[1]
Overview
Design details
- Main article: Muz-pattern Wraith
The Wraith designs built by the Eklon War-Forges are heavily modified Muz-pattern designs originally employed by the Covenant empire. They feature additional armor plating and spikes, tabbed corners on new plates, energy shielding, raw metals and "war paint" to reflect the Banished's aggressive mentality in comparison to older Covenant Wraiths.[3]
Armaments
Eklon'dal Workshop Wraiths are armed with a heavy plasma mortar and twin plasma cannons for use against ground and air targets. The plasma cannons are hidden underneath the armor. The mortar can be upgraded to a scorch mortar on select vehicles.[3][1]
Variants
- Wraith Invader: An APC variant of the Wraith.[5]
- Ironclad Wraith: A variant of Wraith equipped with ramming spikes and upgraded armor.[5]
- Terror Wraith: A variant of Wraith equipped with an Infusion gel-firing plasma mortar.[5]
Wraith Invader.
Ironclad Wraith.
Terror Wraith.
Development history
The Eklon'dal Workshop Mortar Tank was one of the first Banished Wraiths ever produced.[1] The Foundry's garage and its kit assembly line allows Banished officers to requisition Eklon'dal Workshop Wraiths.[4]
Operational history
In March 2559 the Banished used Eklon'dal Workshop Wraiths against the crew of the UNSC Spirit of Fire on Installation 00.[2] In June 2559 stolen Wraiths were used by the Flood against the Banished during the Outbreak on Installation 00.[6] In October 2559 the Clan of the Long Shields used Wraiths against the Dhas Bhasvod's Covenant and Keepers of the One Freedom during the Battle of Epsilon Clarion.[7]
Gameplay
Halo Wars 2
- Info: Core Tank, Heavy damage, Long range
- Tier: 3
- Cost:
6, 
550, 
75 - Wraith upgrade:
- Scorch Mortar
- Info: New ability, Shots continue to cause damage after impact.
- Tier: 3
- Cost: 0, 850
Wraiths can be built at the Foundry by all Banished leaders. Unlike its Covenant counterpart from Halo Wars, the Banished Wraith in Halo Wars 2 starts off with an energy shield by default. Wraiths do well against infantry and vehicles, and okay against aircraft and structures. In Blitz Wraiths cost 
110 energy, Ironclad Wraiths cost 140 energy, and Terror Wraiths cost 150 energy. Ironclad Wraiths agro all nearby damage from enemy units and Terror Wraiths reduce enemy units armor.
Phoenix log
 Heavy mortar tank. The Wraith is a tank armed with a plasma mortar for long-range bombardment and short-range plasma cannons for engaging ground and air units. Wraiths in Banished service are fitted with energy shields. The Wraith's can be upgraded to fire a scorch mortar; the impact of this system's unstable plasma shells leaves a lingering pool of energy after impact. Modified to fit the Brutes' warlike aesthetic, the Wraith serves the Banished as both a mainline tank and artillery piece. Armed with its distinctive plasma mortar the Wraith can shatter heavily reinforced defenses from long distances or engage closer targets with devastating barrages. Despite the Wraith's large size, its boosted gravity drive allows for impressive bursts of speed and surprisingly agile maneuvers over most terrain. |
Gallery
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Concept art and illustrations
Concept art of a Banished Wraith for Halo Wars 2.
A Covenant Muz-pattern Wraith in comparison to a Banished Eklon'dal Workshop Wraith.
Concept art of a Flood infected Banished Wraith.
Wraith Blitz card artwork.
Unused blue Wraith Blitz art.
Eklon'Dal Workshop Wraiths in front of an Ice Barrier.
Symbiote Lekgolo worms in a Wraith.
Jerome-092 hijacking a Wraith.
Screenshots
A Banished Wraith in the Halo Wars 2 Open Beta.
A Wraith in the beta.
Banished Wraiths attacking UNSC Marines on Installation 00.
The Wraith displaying submersible capabilities.
Various Banished Wraiths in Halo Wars 2.
A comparison of all four Banished Wraiths.
Close look of the Flood infected Wraiths
Flood infected Wraiths with M808S Scorpions, M12 Chaingun Warthogs, and Eklon'Dal Workshop Marauders in Terminus Firefight.
List of appearances
- Halo Wars 2 (First appearance)
- Halo: Divine Wind
- Halo: The Rubicon Protocol
Notes
- ^ Given that Banished Wraiths were augmented from Covenant Wraiths, the "plasma mortar" listed in specifications of Banished Wraiths in the Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition) were likely intended to be "heavy plasma mortars".
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