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==Design details==
==Design details==
The Revenant is an infantry support vehicle with driving mechanics similar to those of the [[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Type-32 Ghost]]. The driver is armed with a [[plasma]]-based weapon that functions similarly to the [[plasma mortar]] mounted on the [[Type-25 Assault Gun Carriage|Type-25 Wraith]], but on a smaller scale. The weapon can fire approximately every two to three seconds. It is more agile than most vehicles and has the ability to boost, but provides little protection for its occupants. It can carry at least one passenger in a side-mounted seat.<ref name="IGN"/>
The Revenant is an infantry support vehicle with driving mechanics similar to those of the [[Type-32 Rapid Assault Vehicle|Type-32 Ghost]]. The driver is armed with a [[plasma]]-based weapon that functions similarly to the [[plasma mortar]] mounted on the [[Type-25 Assault Gun Carriage|Type-25 Wraith]], but on a smaller scale. The weapon can fire approximately every two to three seconds and, contrary to popular belief, is fired by the driver, not an additional gunner. It is more agile than most vehicles and has the ability to boost, but provides little protection for its occupants. It can carry at least one passenger in a side-mounted seat.<ref name="IGN"/>


==Trivia==
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The Revenant is a Covenant vehicle utilized during the Fall of Reach.[1]

Design details

The Revenant is an infantry support vehicle with driving mechanics similar to those of the Type-32 Ghost. The driver is armed with a plasma-based weapon that functions similarly to the plasma mortar mounted on the Type-25 Wraith, but on a smaller scale. The weapon can fire approximately every two to three seconds and, contrary to popular belief, is fired by the driver, not an additional gunner. It is more agile than most vehicles and has the ability to boost, but provides little protection for its occupants. It can carry at least one passenger in a side-mounted seat.[1]

Trivia

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKjqA3hgL-M