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*The name is probably a reference to Ash from | *The name is probably a reference to Ash from "''Army of Darkness" (Evil Dead 3)'', as the phrase is one of his most famous catchphrases. | ||
*This is the only spree medal without a corresponding 10-kill medal. | *This is the only spree medal without a corresponding 10-kill medal. | ||
*In the Halo Reach Beta, this medal had no image for it. | *In the <i>Halo Reach Beta</i>, this medal had no image for it. | ||
*It is | *It is possibly a reference to Duke Nukem, as it is one of his many catch-phrases. | ||
==Related Pages== | ==Related Pages== | ||
Revision as of 00:10, June 24, 2010
Hail to the King is a Halo 3 and Halo: Reach Multiplayer Medal awarded during a King of the Hill match for killing 5 opponents in a row from inside the hill before it moves to another location in the map.
It is represented by a steel four-pointed star with a blue crown in the middle. This medal is much more easily gained in Mosh Pit than in Crazy King, because the Hill won't move, everyone in the Hill is stronger, and the person in the Hill can kill people outside the Hill and still get the medal. Another way of getting this award is if you have a Energy Sword, Shotgun, Noob Combo or Mauler and an Overshield and just get some kills.
Trivia
- The name is probably a reference to Ash from "Army of Darkness" (Evil Dead 3), as the phrase is one of his most famous catchphrases.
- This is the only spree medal without a corresponding 10-kill medal.
- In the Halo Reach Beta, this medal had no image for it.
- It is possibly a reference to Duke Nukem, as it is one of his many catch-phrases.
Related Pages
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