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{{Quote|A new species joins the familiar antagonists: a cousin of the Jackals called the Skirmishers, who are deadly and cunning enemies who attack in packs and flank secured positions.|Game Informer, February 2010<ref>Revealed in the February issue of Game informer.</ref>}} | {{Quote|A new species joins the familiar antagonists: a cousin of the Jackals called the Skirmishers, who are deadly and cunning enemies who attack in packs and flank secured positions.|Game Informer, February 2010<ref>Revealed in the February issue of Game informer.</ref>}} | ||
The '''Skirmisher''' is a unit related to the [[Kig-Yar]]. The [[Covenant]] uses them as close-range combatants, attacking in packs and using flanking tactics. Physically, they seem to be | The '''Skirmisher''' is a unit related to the [[Kig-Yar]]. The [[Covenant]] uses them as close-range combatants, attacking in packs and using flanking tactics. Physically, they seem to be similar to the normal jackals, but their heads are very different. | ||
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Revision as of 20:54, January 11, 2010
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- "A new species joins the familiar antagonists: a cousin of the Jackals called the Skirmishers, who are deadly and cunning enemies who attack in packs and flank secured positions."
- — Game Informer, February 2010[1]
The Skirmisher is a unit related to the Kig-Yar. The Covenant uses them as close-range combatants, attacking in packs and using flanking tactics. Physically, they seem to be similar to the normal jackals, but their heads are very different.
Sources
- ^ Revealed in the February issue of Game informer.
