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{{Quote|[[John-117|You]] might be big and strong, but I'm scared!|An Unggoy Conscript during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]].{{Ref/Game|HINF}}}} | {{Quote|[[John-117|You]] might be big and strong, but I'm scared!|An Unggoy Conscript during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo]].{{Ref/Game|Id=gameplay|HINF|gameplay}}}} | ||
The '''Unggoy Conscript''' is a class of [[Unggoy]] foot soldiers affiliated with the [[Banished]]. | The '''Unggoy Conscript''' is a class of [[Unggoy]] foot soldiers affiliated with the [[Banished]].{{Ref/Book|Id=enc22|Enc22|Page=430}} | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Conscripts are basic Grunt units utilized by the [[Banished]] as light foot soldiers and cannon fodder, just like the [[Unggoy Minor]]s in the original [[Covenant]]. They | ===Roles and responsibilities=== | ||
Conscripts are basic Grunt units utilized by the [[Banished]] as light foot soldiers and cannon fodder, just like the [[Unggoy Minor]]s in the original [[Covenant]]. They serve as low-tier frontline soldiers, often deployed in large numbers while led by [[Sangheili]] or [[Jiralhanae]] squad leaders. They pose little threat individually, but pose a greater danger in larger groups led by their superiors. They panic when their leaders are slain, throwing their group into disarray. Conscripts can only advance in their rank if they show extraordinary courage and are responsible for meaningful achievements during combat.{{Ref/Reuse|enc22}} | |||
===Operational history=== | ===Operational history=== | ||
Conscripts saw heavy use by the Banished during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo|war]] on [[Installation 07]]. | Conscripts saw heavy use by the Banished during the [[Battle for Zeta Halo|war]] on [[Installation 07]].{{Ref/Reuse|gameplay}} | ||
==Equipment== | ==Equipment== | ||
Conscripts are equipped with regular Unggoy methane rebreathers, and utilize orange or blue pointed [[methane tank]]s and [[Unggoy combat harness|combat harnesses]]. Orange Conscripts carry | Conscripts are equipped with regular Unggoy methane rebreathers, and utilize orange or blue pointed [[methane tank]]s and [[Unggoy combat harness|combat harnesses]]. Orange Conscripts carry {{Pattern|Rohakadu|plasma pistol}}s, while blue Conscripts carry {{Pattern|Posu'gelka|needler}}s. Both types carry plasma grenades. They will occasionally turn [[Suicide Unggoy|suicidal]], equipping dual [[plasma grenade]]s in a last attempt to kill their opponents.{{Ref/Reuse|gameplay}} | ||
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File:HINF Conscripts.png|A group of Unggoy Conscripts on Installation 07. | File:HINF Conscripts.png|A group of Unggoy Conscripts on Installation 07. | ||
File:HINF XGS2020 Plasma Grunt.png|An Unggoy Conscript being thrown. | File:HINF XGS2020 Plasma Grunt.png|An Unggoy Conscript being thrown. | ||
File:HINF-OhNO.png|Close up of an Unggoy Conscript's rebreather. | |||
File:HINF Blue Unggoy Conscript.png|Twp Unggoy Conscripts wearing blue harnesses of different design. | File:HINF Blue Unggoy Conscript.png|Twp Unggoy Conscripts wearing blue harnesses of different design. | ||
File:HINF Unggoy Conscript cowering.png|An Unggoy Conscript cowering. | File:HINF Unggoy Conscript cowering.png|An Unggoy Conscript cowering. | ||
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- "You might be big and strong, but I'm scared!"
- — An Unggoy Conscript during the Battle for Zeta Halo.[1]
The Unggoy Conscript is a class of Unggoy foot soldiers affiliated with the Banished.[2]
Overview
Roles and responsibilities
Conscripts are basic Grunt units utilized by the Banished as light foot soldiers and cannon fodder, just like the Unggoy Minors in the original Covenant. They serve as low-tier frontline soldiers, often deployed in large numbers while led by Sangheili or Jiralhanae squad leaders. They pose little threat individually, but pose a greater danger in larger groups led by their superiors. They panic when their leaders are slain, throwing their group into disarray. Conscripts can only advance in their rank if they show extraordinary courage and are responsible for meaningful achievements during combat.[2]
Operational history
Conscripts saw heavy use by the Banished during the war on Installation 07.[1]
Equipment
Conscripts are equipped with regular Unggoy methane rebreathers, and utilize orange or blue pointed methane tanks and combat harnesses. Orange Conscripts carry Rohakadu-pattern plasma pistols, while blue Conscripts carry Posu'gelka-pattern needlers. Both types carry plasma grenades. They will occasionally turn suicidal, equipping dual plasma grenades in a last attempt to kill their opponents.[1]
Gallery
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Concept art
Concept art of Unggoy Conscripts for Halo Infinite.
More concept exploration.
Concept art of the Unggoy Conscript's methane tank.
Finalized concept art of an Unggoy Conscript wielding a Needler.
Screenshots and renders
An Unggoy Bouncer and an Unggoy Conscript.
A Sangheili Mercenary and an Unggoy Conscript.
Unggoy Conscript on Snapchat.
Two Unggoy Conscripts wearing harnesses of different design and color.
A group of Unggoy Conscripts on Installation 07.
An Unggoy Conscript being thrown.
Close up of an Unggoy Conscript's rebreather.
Twp Unggoy Conscripts wearing blue harnesses of different design.
An Unggoy Conscript cowering.
An Unggoy Conscript running at an enemy with two primed plasma grenades.
An Unggoy Conscript manning the plasma cannon on a Phantom.
An Unggoy Conscript on Forbidden.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo Infinite, gameplay
- ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 430
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