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[[Image:Light staff.jpg|thumb|A Light Staff lights a tunnel on [[Installation 04]].]] | [[Image:Light staff.jpg|thumb|A Light Staff lights a tunnel on [[Installation 04]].]] | ||
[[Image:Light Staff-H3.jpg|thumb|A Light Staff lights a tunnel on [[Installation 00]].]] | [[Image:Light Staff-H3.jpg|thumb|A Light Staff lights a tunnel on [[Installation 00]].]] | ||
'''Light | The '''Light Staff''' is used by [[Covenant]] forces to easily light dark areas quickly and efficiently in a battlefield setting. They have been in use since the first [[Halo]] game, but have had slight differences in appearance. They operate by emitting a blue plasma glow whenever they detect motion nearby, conserving energy by automatically shutting off once the motion leaves the immediate area. | ||
There are minor differences between the versions, in the original [[Halo]] game they emitted an actual plasma flame, while in [[Halo 3]] they extend slightly and then emit a soft blue light. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
[[Image:Pfhor.png|thumb|left|A Pfhor with staff.]] | [[Image:Pfhor.png|thumb|left|A Pfhor with staff.]] | ||
*Light staffs resemble the staffs carried by the Pfhor in [[Bungie]]'s earlier game ''[[Marathon]]''. | *Light staffs resemble the staffs carried by the Pfhor in [[Bungie]]'s earlier game ''[[Marathon]]''. | ||
[[Image:Plasma Torch Lit.jpg|thumb|right|300px]] | |||
[[Image:Plasma Torch Unlit.jpg|thumb|left|200px|An unlit plasma torch waiting for movement.]] | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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A Light Staff lights a tunnel on Installation 04.
A Light Staff lights a tunnel on Installation 00.
The Light Staff is used by Covenant forces to easily light dark areas quickly and efficiently in a battlefield setting. They have been in use since the first Halo game, but have had slight differences in appearance. They operate by emitting a blue plasma glow whenever they detect motion nearby, conserving energy by automatically shutting off once the motion leaves the immediate area.
There are minor differences between the versions, in the original Halo game they emitted an actual plasma flame, while in Halo 3 they extend slightly and then emit a soft blue light.
Trivia
File:Pfhor.png
A Pfhor with staff.
