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The '''Path of Control''' is a system utilized by the [[Covenant]] [[Covenant military|military]], somewhat analogous to the human chain of command. The Path of Control was derived from traditional [[Sangheili]] bonds, where loyalty was always personal: strong for the leader of one's [[keep]] (usually a [[kaidon]]{{Ref/Novel|Oblv|Chapter=18}}), but more tenuous with each step removed.{{Ref/Novel|Id=OB14|Oblv|Chapter=14}} | |||
The '''Path of Control''' is a system utilized by the [[Covenant]] [[Covenant military|military]], somewhat analogous to the human chain of command. The Path of Control was derived from traditional [[Sangheili]] bonds, where loyalty was always personal: strong for the leader of one's [[keep]], but more tenuous with each step removed.{{ | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
During the [[Battle of Netherop]], [[Fleetmaster]] [[Nizat 'Kvarosee]] ignored the Path of Control by directly giving orders to a | During the [[Battle of Netherop]], [[Fleetmaster]] [[Nizat 'Kvarosee]] ignored the Path of Control by directly giving orders to a {{Pattern|Wuzum|Spectre}} crew, where normal situations would dictate he give his orders to a [[First Cannon]], who would in turn relay the orders to the vehicles.{{Ref/Reuse|OB14}} | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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[[Category:Sangheili culture]] | [[Category:Sangheili culture]] | ||
[[Category:The Covenant]] | [[Category:The Covenant]] | ||
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The Path of Control is a system utilized by the Covenant military, somewhat analogous to the human chain of command. The Path of Control was derived from traditional Sangheili bonds, where loyalty was always personal: strong for the leader of one's keep (usually a kaidon[1]), but more tenuous with each step removed.[2]
History[edit]
During the Battle of Netherop, Fleetmaster Nizat 'Kvarosee ignored the Path of Control by directly giving orders to a Wuzum-pattern Spectre crew, where normal situations would dictate he give his orders to a First Cannon, who would in turn relay the orders to the vehicles.[2]
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: Oblivion (First mentioned)
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo: Oblivion, chapter 18
- ^ a b Halo: Oblivion, chapter 14
