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A ship with enough power to power all of High Charity could likely move faster than any other ship in existence, which is quite impressive for a 100,000+ year old machine. | A ship with enough power to power all of High Charity could likely move faster than any other ship in existence, which is quite impressive for a 100,000+ year old machine. | ||
At the end of [[Halo 2]] [[ | At the end of ''[[Halo 2]]'', [[John-117]] gets onboard the Dreadnaught, in his mission to kill the High Prophet of Truth. It is possible there is a Forerunner [[A.I.]] in the ship, the evidence being the presence Cortana found while trying to slow its launch sequence.<ref>[[High Charity (Level)]], Cortana: I'll do what I can to slow the launch sequence. There's something inside the ship... a presence that's fighting back! For a Covenant construct, it's unusually formidable.</ref>. This ship is very geometric and angular in its design, and is estimated to be about 14 kilometers (8.694 Miles) tall<ref>[http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Image:ForerunnerShip-scale.gif Image:ForerunnerShip-scale.gif]</ref>. | ||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||
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Image:Forerunner Ship2.jpg|The | Image:Forerunner Ship2.jpg|The Dreadnaught attached to High Charity. | ||
Image:Forerunner Ship.jpg|Cortana watches as the ship launches. | Image:Forerunner Ship.jpg|Cortana watches as the ship launches. | ||
Image:ForerunnerShipHalo3.jpg|The | Image:ForerunnerShipHalo3.jpg|The Dreadnaught as seen in ''[[Halo 3]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 10:21, August 14, 2007
The Forerunner Dreadnaught was used by the Covenant to power all of High Charity[1]. When the Flood attacked the city, the Prophet of Truth uncoupled the ship from High Charity's power grid and used it to travel to Earth. The Dreadnaught travels vertically, like a rocket. It is also capable of Slipspace travel.
A ship with enough power to power all of High Charity could likely move faster than any other ship in existence, which is quite impressive for a 100,000+ year old machine.
At the end of Halo 2, John-117 gets onboard the Dreadnaught, in his mission to kill the High Prophet of Truth. It is possible there is a Forerunner A.I. in the ship, the evidence being the presence Cortana found while trying to slow its launch sequence.[2]. This ship is very geometric and angular in its design, and is estimated to be about 14 kilometers (8.694 Miles) tall[3].
Images
- Forerunner Ship2.jpg
The Dreadnaught attached to High Charity.
Cortana watches as the ship launches.
- ForerunnerShipHalo3.jpg
The Dreadnaught as seen in Halo 3.
References
- ^ High Charity (Level), Cortana: I knew the Covenant was good at re-purposing Forerunner technology, but this is amazing... they've been using the Forerunner ship's engines as an energy source for the city. The ship isn't so much launching, as it is disengaging, uncoupling itself from High Charity's power grid. Stopping Truth, that's all that matters!
- ^ High Charity (Level), Cortana: I'll do what I can to slow the launch sequence. There's something inside the ship... a presence that's fighting back! For a Covenant construct, it's unusually formidable.
- ^ Image:ForerunnerShip-scale.gif
