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The '''Gravity Wrench''' was a deleted [[Covenant]] [[weapon]] intended for an early version of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. It may have provided a basis for the [[Gravity Hammer]]. It may have also inspired the spartan laser as the weapon must charge and then fires a strong beam. In addition, it appears to be weld like a [[flamethrower]], or other [[Support Weapons]]. It may have also been intended by the Covenant to be used as a maintenance device, although | The '''Gravity Wrench''' was a deleted [[Covenant]] [[weapon]] intended for an early version of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. It may have provided a basis for the [[Gravity Hammer]]. It may have also inspired the spartan laser as the weapon must charge and then fires a strong beam. In addition, it appears to be weld like a [[flamethrower]], or other [[Support Weapons]]. It may have also been intended by the Covenant to be used as a maintenance device, although Bungie stated that it did more damage than repairs. | ||
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The Master Chief charging the weapon.
The Gravity Wrench was a deleted Covenant weapon intended for an early version of Halo: Combat Evolved. It may have provided a basis for the Gravity Hammer. It may have also inspired the spartan laser as the weapon must charge and then fires a strong beam. In addition, it appears to be weld like a flamethrower, or other Support Weapons. It may have also been intended by the Covenant to be used as a maintenance device, although Bungie stated that it did more damage than repairs.
