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{{Quote|This object. It's part of the Ring's life force. It's called a Power Seed.|The Weapon, speaking to John-117}}{{Ref/Quest|Id=Foundation|HI|Ringfall|Foundation (Halo Infinite)}}
[[File:HINF Power Seed.png|thumb|350px|A power seed in its holding receptacle.]]
{{Quote|This object. It's part of the ring's life force. It's called a power seed.|[[The Weapon]] speaking to [[John-117]].{{Ref/Quest|Id=Foundation|HI|Ringfall|[[Foundation (Halo Infinite)|Foundation]]}}}}


The '''Power seed''' is a [[Forerunner]] device that stores energy to power up devices.{{Ref/Game|HI}}
The '''power seed''' is a [[Forerunner]] device that stores energy to power up devices.{{Ref/Reuse|Foundation}}


==Usage==
==Overview==
===Design details===
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===Usage===
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==Gameplay==
==In-game information==
Power seeds serve as the primary objective for players to collect in the [[Stockpile]] gametype in ''[[Halo Infinite]]'' [[multiplayer]]. In Stockpile, players need to collect and deposit five power seeds at the base. While carrying a power seed, a player cannot fire their weapons or sprint, but they can throw the power seed. Players can move power seeds on the ground using the [[Repulsor]] or pick one up from afar using the [[Grappleshot]]. Furthermore, two power seeds can be attached to the back of the [[M15 Razorback]]. Any power seeds that have fallen off the map or have been untouched for too long will return to their initial spawn location.
Power seeds serve as the primary objective for players to collect in the [[Stockpile]] gametype in ''[[Halo Infinite]]'' [[multiplayer]]. In Stockpile, players need to collect and deposit five power seeds at the base. While carrying a power seed, a player cannot fire their weapons or sprint, but they can throw the power seed. Players can move power seeds on the ground using the [[Repulsor]] or pick one up from afar using the [[Grappleshot]]. Furthermore, two power seeds can be attached to the back of the [[M15 Razorback]]. Any power seeds that have fallen off the map or have been untouched for too long will return to their initial spawn location.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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===Concept art===
===Concept art===
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===Screenshots===
===Screenshots===
<gallery>
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File:HINF Power Seed Terminal.png|A [[crucible]] requiring a power seed.
File:HINF Power Seed Inserted.png|A crucible restored with a power seed.
File:HINF PowerSeed HUD.png|First-person view of holding a power seed.
File:HINF-Chadback.png|Two power seeds attached to an M15 Razorback.
File:HINF-Chadback.png|Two power seeds attached to an M15 Razorback.
File:HINF-Prepareyeet.png|A Spartan-IV preparing to throw a power seed.
File:HINF-Prepareyeet.png|A Spartan-IV preparing to throw a power seed.
File:HINF-Yeet.png|A Spartan-IV throwing a power seed.
File:HINF-Yeet.png|A Spartan-IV throwing a power seed.
File:HINF Power Seed.png|A power seed in its holding receptacle.
File:HINF Power Seed Terminal.png|A [[crucible]] requiring a power seed.
File:HINF Power Seed Inserted.png|A crucible restored with a power seed.
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Revision as of 03:52, June 24, 2024

A power seed in the depths of Installation 07. From Halo Infinite campaign level Foundation.
A power seed in its holding receptacle.

"This object. It's part of the ring's life force. It's called a power seed."
The Weapon speaking to John-117.[1]

The power seed is a Forerunner device that stores energy to power up devices.[1]

Overview

Design details

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Usage

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In-game information

Power seeds serve as the primary objective for players to collect in the Stockpile gametype in Halo Infinite multiplayer. In Stockpile, players need to collect and deposit five power seeds at the base. While carrying a power seed, a player cannot fire their weapons or sprint, but they can throw the power seed. Players can move power seeds on the ground using the Repulsor or pick one up from afar using the Grappleshot. Furthermore, two power seeds can be attached to the back of the M15 Razorback. Any power seeds that have fallen off the map or have been untouched for too long will return to their initial spawn location.

Gallery

Concept art

Screenshots

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo Infinite, campaign mission Ringfall: Foundation