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{{Title|''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutter}} | {{Title|''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutter}} | ||
{{Status|Canon}} | {{Status|Canon}} | ||
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|name=''Mutan Et''-pattern | |name = ''Mutan Et''-pattern | ||
|image=[[File:HWF Render DAS-ClassStormCutter.png|300px]] | |image = [[File:HWF Render DAS-ClassStormCutter.png|300px]] | ||
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|class= | |modules = <!--/Individual or /Class sub-modules should be placed here--> | ||
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|class identification = UNSC [[Three-letter ship classification system|Three-letter code]]: '''DAS'''{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | |||
|length={{Convert|225|m|ft|sp=us}}{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/ | |class operator = | ||
|width= | *[[Covenant]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
|height= | *[[Covenant remnants]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
|mass=41,000 metric tons{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | *[[Kig-Yar]] pirates{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
|power= | |class manufacturer = [[Assembly Forges|Primary Assembly Forges]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
| | |class architect = <!--The naval architect(s) for the class--> | ||
|slipspace drive= | |class built = <!--How many ships of this class were constructed--> | ||
| | |class in service = [[Age of Conflict|Sixth Age of Conflict]]-present{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | ||
|hull=[[Nanolaminate|Nanolaminate plating]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | }} | ||
| | |hide-characteristics=<!--leave blank unless you want to hide the characteristics section header--> | ||
*4 [[Plasma beam|''Enteros''-pattern plasma beams]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | |nocollapse = yes | ||
|type = [[Attack ship]]{{Ref/Book|Id=warfleet|HWF|Page=18}} | |||
|length = {{Convert|225|m|ft|sp=us}}{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Book|Id=Enc22|Enc22|Page=269}} | |||
|width = | |||
|height = | |||
|mass = 41,000 metric tons{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | |||
|power = [[Pinch fusion reactor]] | |||
|maneuver drive = [[Repulsor engine]]s | |||
|slipspace drive = [[Borer]] | |||
|crew = | |||
*1 [[Superior]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | |||
*15 [[Menial]]s{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | |||
|complement = | |||
*1 [[Obedientiary]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | |||
*10 Warriors{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | |||
|troops = <!--Describes on-boarded Marine, Army etc ground troop forces--> | |||
|hull = [[Nanolaminate|Nanolaminate plating]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | |||
|shielding = [[Energy shielding]]-equipped | |||
|sensors = [[Hyperscanner]] detector | |||
|ew = <!--Describes electronic warfare capabilities--> | |||
|armaments = | |||
*4 [[Plasma lance|''Emri Ka''-pattern light plasma lances]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | |||
*4 [[Plasma beam emitter|''Enteros''-pattern plasma beams]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | |||
*4 [[Pulse laser turret|''Phot Et''-pattern pulse lasers]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | *4 [[Pulse laser turret|''Phot Et''-pattern pulse lasers]]{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | ||
| | |aircraft = <!--Describes embarked aircraft and dropships--> | ||
|air facilities = <!--Describes hangars and whatnot--> | |||
| | }} | ||
The '''''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutter'''{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} {{3Letter|DAS|storm cutter}} is a class of light [[attack ship]] formerly serviced by the [[Covenant fleet|fleet]] of the [[Covenant]], now in use by its [[Covenant remnants|successor factions]]. Once manufactured by the [[Assembly Forges|Primary Assembly Forges]] of [[High Charity]], they are primarily used for pursuit, scouting, and harassment in battle and are regarded as relentless and elusive.{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | |||
The '''''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutter'''{{Ref/ | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Design details=== | ===Design details=== | ||
The ''Mutan Et'' [[design pattern]] are small [[warship]]s at 225 meters in length and with a mass of 41,000 metric tons.{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | The ''Mutan Et'' [[design pattern]] are small [[warship]]s at 225 meters in length and with a mass of 41,000 metric tons.{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}}{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} This places them in a similar scale and tonnage as the [[UNSC corvette|corvettes]] of the [[UNSC Navy]], such as the {{Class|Gladius|heavy corvette|}}, {{Class|Scholte|missile corvette|}} and the {{Class|Sahara|heavy prowler}}. | ||
===Armaments=== | ===Armaments=== | ||
'' | ''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutters are armed with four [[Plasma lance|''Emri Ka''-pattern light plasma lances]], four [[Plasma beam emitter|''Enteros''-pattern plasma beam emitters]], and four [[Pulse laser turret|''Phot Et''-pattern pulse lasers]]. The storm cutters are also equipped with an advanced [[hyperscanner]] that provides extremely detailed information on any object within range. | ||
===Crew and complement=== | ===Crew and complement=== | ||
Storm cutters are crewed by one [[Superior]] and fifteen [[Menial]]s, alongside a small complement of ten Warriors led by a single [[ | Storm cutters are crewed by one [[Superior]] and fifteen [[Menial]]s, alongside a small complement of ten Warriors led by a single [[Obedientiary]].{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
===Defenses=== | ===Defenses=== | ||
Protected by a hull of [[nanolaminate]] plating, these storm cutters are also equipped with [[energy shielding]]. When both shield and hull fail, like all warships of the [[Covenant fleet]], '' | Protected by a hull of [[nanolaminate]] plating, these storm cutters are also equipped with [[energy shielding]]. When both shield and hull fail, like all warships of the [[Covenant fleet]], ''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutters rely on active jammers, deception field generators, and auto-repair systems to ensure the vessels remain combat effective.{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
==Ships of the line== | ==Ships of the line== | ||
*''[[Divine Breath]]'' – Operated by [[Kig-Yar]], engaged in smuggling and [[piracy]] operations over [[New Carthage]] in [[2554]].{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | *''[[Divine Breath]]'' – Operated by [[Kig-Yar]], engaged in smuggling and [[piracy]] operations over [[New Carthage]] in [[2554]].{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
*''[[Heresy's Sorrow]]'' - Formerly led by [[Inka 'Saham]], harassed UEG and UNSC supply and trade routes.{{Ref/Game|Id=HVTsaham|HINF|[[High Value Target]] dossier, [[Inka 'Saham]]}} | |||
*''[[Mark of Prophecy]]'' – Operated by Kig-Yar, engaged in smuggling and piracy operations over New Carthage in 2554.{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | *''[[Mark of Prophecy]]'' – Operated by Kig-Yar, engaged in smuggling and piracy operations over New Carthage in 2554.{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} | ||
==Operational history== | ==Operational history== | ||
[[File:HWF Storm cutter vs Gladius.jpg|thumb|250px|Two storm cutters; ''[[Divine Breath]]'' and ''[[Mark of Prophecy]]'', engaged over New Carthage.]] | |||
===Human-Covenant war=== | ===Human-Covenant war=== | ||
'' | ''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutters were employed by the [[Covenant]]'s [[Covenant fleet|fleet]] during the [[Human-Covenant War]]. Throughout the war, these vessels served as scouts and strikecraft tenders, prowling in hunter-killer teams at the far edges of major fleet engagements.{{Ref/Reuse|warfleet}} In at least one instance, ''[[Heresy's Sorrow]]'' harassed UNSC's supply lines and UEG trade routes.{{Ref/Reuse|HVTsaham}} | ||
===Post-war=== | ===Post-war=== | ||
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==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
The '' | The ''Mutan Et''-pattern storm cutter was first introduced in ''[[Halo: Warfleet]]'', with the [[Halo Story Bible|''Halo'' Story Bible]] previously containing only a handful of technical details on the class. After determining the dimensions of the storm cutter from the Story Bible's notes and [[Isaac Hannaford]]'s reference render of the ship, [[Kenneth Peters]] was able to derive crew, mass, and armament details for ''Warfleet''.{{Ref/Site|Id=CFFrosty|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/stay-frosty|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Canon Fodder - Stay Frosty|D=17|M=06|Y=2018}} | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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The Mutan Et-pattern storm cutter[2] (UNSC three-letter classification: DAS-class storm cutter) is a class of light attack ship formerly serviced by the fleet of the Covenant, now in use by its successor factions. Once manufactured by the Primary Assembly Forges of High Charity, they are primarily used for pursuit, scouting, and harassment in battle and are regarded as relentless and elusive.[1]
Overview[edit]
Design details[edit]
The Mutan Et design pattern are small warships at 225 meters in length and with a mass of 41,000 metric tons.[1][2] This places them in a similar scale and tonnage as the corvettes of the UNSC Navy, such as the Gladius-class, Scholte-class and the Sahara-class heavy prowler.
Armaments[edit]
Mutan Et-pattern storm cutters are armed with four Emri Ka-pattern light plasma lances, four Enteros-pattern plasma beam emitters, and four Phot Et-pattern pulse lasers. The storm cutters are also equipped with an advanced hyperscanner that provides extremely detailed information on any object within range.
Crew and complement[edit]
Storm cutters are crewed by one Superior and fifteen Menials, alongside a small complement of ten Warriors led by a single Obedientiary.[1]
Defenses[edit]
Protected by a hull of nanolaminate plating, these storm cutters are also equipped with energy shielding. When both shield and hull fail, like all warships of the Covenant fleet, Mutan Et-pattern storm cutters rely on active jammers, deception field generators, and auto-repair systems to ensure the vessels remain combat effective.[1]
Ships of the line[edit]
- Divine Breath – Operated by Kig-Yar, engaged in smuggling and piracy operations over New Carthage in 2554.[1]
- Heresy's Sorrow - Formerly led by Inka 'Saham, harassed UEG and UNSC supply and trade routes.[3]
- Mark of Prophecy – Operated by Kig-Yar, engaged in smuggling and piracy operations over New Carthage in 2554.[1]
Operational history[edit]
Human-Covenant war[edit]
Mutan Et-pattern storm cutters were employed by the Covenant's fleet during the Human-Covenant War. Throughout the war, these vessels served as scouts and strikecraft tenders, prowling in hunter-killer teams at the far edges of major fleet engagements.[1] In at least one instance, Heresy's Sorrow harassed UNSC's supply lines and UEG trade routes.[3]
Post-war[edit]
Following the Covenant's collapse in December 2552, many of these storm cutters have fallen into the hands of Kig-Yar raiders and the empire's various successor factions.[1] In 2554, the storm cutters Divine Breath and Mark of Prophecy were employed by Kig-Yar pirates over the colony world of New Carthage, leading to an engagement with the Gladius-class heavy corvette UNSC Sagan Blue.[1]
Production notes[edit]
The Mutan Et-pattern storm cutter was first introduced in Halo: Warfleet, with the Halo Story Bible previously containing only a handful of technical details on the class. After determining the dimensions of the storm cutter from the Story Bible's notes and Isaac Hannaford's reference render of the ship, Kenneth Peters was able to derive crew, mass, and armament details for Warfleet.[4]
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo Infinite (First mentioned)
Sources[edit]
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