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'''Star-hopping''' was a strategy formulated by the [[Ur-Didact|Didact]] during the course of the [[Human-Forerunner War]]. Using strategically placed [[shield world]]s, the [[Forerunner Navy]] and [[Warrior-Servant]]s would be able to wage campaigns of destruction against strategically vital worlds to the [[Prehistoric human civilization|human empire]], and ignore everything else. The plan eventually reduced the [[human]]s to their capital of [[Charum Hakkor]]. When the [[Forerunner]]s learned about the [[Flood]], the Didact proposed star-hopping to the [[Ecumene Council]] as a means to counter the parasite, but the [[Master Builder]] [[Faber]], leading the radical [[Builder]] faction, proposed the creation of a super-weapon that would eventually become the [[Halo Array]].<ref>''[[Halo: Primordium]]'', Chapter | '''Star-hopping''' was a strategy formulated by the [[Ur-Didact|Didact]] during the course of the [[Human-Forerunner War]]. Using strategically placed [[shield world]]s, the [[Forerunner Navy]] and [[Warrior-Servant]]s would be able to wage campaigns of destruction against strategically vital worlds to the [[Prehistoric human civilization|human empire]], and ignore everything else. The plan eventually reduced the [[human]]s to their capital of [[Charum Hakkor]]. When the [[Forerunner]]s learned about the [[Flood]], the Didact proposed star-hopping to the [[Ecumene Council]] as a means to counter the parasite, but the [[Master Builder]] [[Faber]], leading the radical [[Builder]] faction, proposed the creation of a super-weapon that would eventually become the [[Halo Array]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Primordium]]''', ''Chapter 19, pg. 187-188''</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
The Didact's "star-hopping" plan is very similar to the "island-hopping plan" that American naval forces in the Pacific in [[World War II]] made, right down to its name. American forces would attack important Japanese-held islands and ignore less important ones, using the conquered islands to stage bombing runs on the next island and forcing those to capitulate. | The Didact's "star-hopping" plan is very similar to the "island-hopping plan" that American naval forces in the Pacific in [[World War II]] made, right down to its name. American forces would attack important Japanese-held islands and ignore less important ones, using the conquered islands to stage bombing runs on the next island and forcing those to capitulate. | ||
== | ==List of appearances== | ||
*''[[Halo: Cryptum]]'' | *''[[Halo: Cryptum]]'' {{1st}} | ||
*''[[Halo: Primordium]]'' | *''[[Halo: Primordium]]'' | ||
Revision as of 21:26, March 3, 2013
Star-hopping was a strategy formulated by the Didact during the course of the Human-Forerunner War. Using strategically placed shield worlds, the Forerunner Navy and Warrior-Servants would be able to wage campaigns of destruction against strategically vital worlds to the human empire, and ignore everything else. The plan eventually reduced the humans to their capital of Charum Hakkor. When the Forerunners learned about the Flood, the Didact proposed star-hopping to the Ecumene Council as a means to counter the parasite, but the Master Builder Faber, leading the radical Builder faction, proposed the creation of a super-weapon that would eventually become the Halo Array.[1]
Trivia
The Didact's "star-hopping" plan is very similar to the "island-hopping plan" that American naval forces in the Pacific in World War II made, right down to its name. American forces would attack important Japanese-held islands and ignore less important ones, using the conquered islands to stage bombing runs on the next island and forcing those to capitulate.
List of appearances
- Halo: Cryptum (First appearance)
- Halo: Primordium
References
- ^ Halo: Primordium, Chapter 19, pg. 187-188
