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'''Forze 'Mdama''' was a [[Sangheili]] and a former [[Shipmaster]] during the post-[[Human-Covenant War]] era. He is the Lord of [[Curo | '''Forze 'Mdama''' was a [[Sangheili]] and a former [[Shipmaster]] during the post-[[Human-Covenant War]] era. He is the Lord of [[Curo keep]] in the state of [[Mdama]].<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War,''' ''page 72''</ref> | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
During the [[Human-Covenant War]] he was a shipmaster in the [[Covenant]], but he lost command of his ship during the [[Great Schism]]. In [[2553#January|January 2553]], he attended a meeting with the [[Kaidon]] [[Levu 'Mdama]] and the [[Arbiter]] [[Thel 'Vadam]] He sat behind another former shipmaster, [[Jul 'Mdama]], with whom he discussed what they would do for a High Council now that the [[San 'Shyuum]] had been "kicked out" | During the [[Human-Covenant War]] he was a shipmaster in the [[Covenant]], but he lost command of his ship during the [[Great Schism]]. In [[2553#January|January 2553]], he attended a meeting with the [[Kaidon]] [[Levu 'Mdama]] and the [[Arbiter]], [[Thel 'Vadam]], in [[Levu 'Mdama's keep|the kaidon's keep]]. He sat behind another former shipmaster, [[Jul 'Mdama]], with whom he discussed what they would do for a High Council now that the [[San 'Shyuum]] had been "kicked out". He felt the kaidons would continue to argue over a form of council and the location of a global capital for a long time. He stayed behind after the meeting with Jul and was fidgeting with his holster when he expressed his opinion that the Sangheili would regret making peace with the humans. He decided that he would ally himself with Jul, in whatever he would attempt. | ||
Soon after, Forze and Jul allied with [[Avu Med 'Telcam]] purely out of pragmatism, as | Soon after, Forze and Jul traveled to the state of [[Ontom]] aboard a [[Sangheili wave-skimmer|wave-skimmer]] to meet with the [[Servants of the Abiding Truth]]. They allied with [[Avu Med 'Telcam]] purely out of pragmatism, as the Abiding Truth were best-equipped to overthrow the Arbiter. In February 2553, Forze, Jul, 'Telcam, [[Buran 'Utaral]], and several of Buran's crew went to the [[Aanrar Shipyard]] on the [[Ranarum Orbital Platform]] and stole the [[Covenant frigate]] ''[[Unflinching Resolve]]''. The ship was then hidden in [[Bekan quarry|a sandstone quarry]] near [[Bekan keep]].<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''page 194 - 201''</ref> Unbeknownst to Forze, Jul later went missing after being captured by [[Kilo-Five]]. | ||
===Sangheili civil war=== | ===Sangheili civil war=== | ||
In March 2553, following a [[Jiralhanae]] uprising in the state of [[Ontom]], 'Telcam decided to launch his attack on the state of [[Vadam]]. Arriving at Bekan quarry, 'Telcam met with Forze and [[Raia 'Mdama]], who confronted him about Jul's unknown whereabouts. Upon been told that Jul may have been taken by the Arbiter's forces, they boarded the ''Unflinching Resolve'' and accompanied the crew on its assault on Vadam. During the assault, ''Resolve'' lost its navigation controls and suffered a direct hit causing it to crash on Vadam's shoreline. Forze and Raia survived the crash-landing and despite his insistence that she should return home, Raia was determined to storm Vadam Keep with the rebels and search for Jul inside. | In March 2553, following a [[Jiralhanae]] uprising in the state of [[Ontom]], 'Telcam decided to launch his attack on the state of [[Vadam]]. Arriving at Bekan quarry, 'Telcam met with Forze and [[Raia 'Mdama]], who confronted him about Jul's unknown whereabouts. Upon been told that Jul may have been taken by the Arbiter's forces, they boarded the ''Unflinching Resolve'' and accompanied the crew on its assault on Vadam. During the assault, ''Resolve'' lost its navigation controls and suffered a direct hit causing it to crash on Vadam's shoreline. Forze and Raia survived the crash-landing and despite his insistence that she should return home, Raia was determined to storm Vadam Keep with the rebels and search for Jul inside. | ||
While waiting at the rebel opposition camp, 'Telcam tasked Forze and Raia to take a [[Phantom]] to [[Acroli]] and retrieve a human named [[Evan Phillips|''Philliss'']] at [[Nes'alun | While waiting at the rebel opposition camp, 'Telcam tasked Forze and Raia to take a [[Phantom]] to [[Acroli]] and retrieve a human named [[Evan Phillips|''Philliss'']] at [[Nes'alun keep]]. Arriving at the keep, they encountered [[Kilo-Five]], who extracted Phillips in the midst of a skirmish. They followed ''[[Tart-Cart]]'' as it was forced to land and make necessary repairs. As he awaited instructions from 'Telcam on whether he should let Kilo-Five leave with Phillips, he conversed with [[ODST|Shock Trooper]] [[Vasily Beloi]]. Raia soon informed Forze that 'Telcam gave his consent and told him to assist Kilo-Five with their repairs. After handing over some pipes and wire, Forze and Raia returned to their Phantom and then made their way back to Vadam. | ||
Returning to the rebel camp, 'Telcam's forces began to bombard Vadam Keep with the help the rebel destroyer ''[[Defender of Faith]]''. However they were soon forced to retreat when the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} destroyed ''Defender of Faith'' and fired a [[MAC]] round at the Abiding Truth's ground forces. Forze was later killed during the [[Sangheili civil war]] when the Covenant frigate he was on, ''[[Cleansing Truth]]'', attempted to escape to [[New Llanelli|Laqil]] and was shot down by the Arbiter's cruiser, ''[[Swordsman (ship)|Swordsman]]''.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 330''</ref> | Returning to the rebel camp, 'Telcam's forces began to bombard Vadam Keep with the help the rebel destroyer ''[[Defender of Faith]]''. However they were soon forced to retreat when the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} destroyed ''Defender of Faith'' and fired a [[MAC]] round at the Abiding Truth's ground forces. Forze was later killed during the [[Sangheili civil war]] when the Covenant frigate he was on, ''[[Cleansing Truth]]'', attempted to escape to [[New Llanelli|Laqil]] and was shot down by the Arbiter's cruiser, ''[[Swordsman (ship)|Swordsman]]''.<ref>'''Halo: The Thursday War''', ''page 330''</ref> | ||
Revision as of 15:55, June 1, 2014
Forze 'Mdama was a Sangheili and a former Shipmaster during the post-Human-Covenant War era. He is the Lord of Curo keep in the state of Mdama.[1]
Biography
During the Human-Covenant War he was a shipmaster in the Covenant, but he lost command of his ship during the Great Schism. In January 2553, he attended a meeting with the Kaidon Levu 'Mdama and the Arbiter, Thel 'Vadam, in the kaidon's keep. He sat behind another former shipmaster, Jul 'Mdama, with whom he discussed what they would do for a High Council now that the San 'Shyuum had been "kicked out". He felt the kaidons would continue to argue over a form of council and the location of a global capital for a long time. He stayed behind after the meeting with Jul and was fidgeting with his holster when he expressed his opinion that the Sangheili would regret making peace with the humans. He decided that he would ally himself with Jul, in whatever he would attempt.
Soon after, Forze and Jul traveled to the state of Ontom aboard a wave-skimmer to meet with the Servants of the Abiding Truth. They allied with Avu Med 'Telcam purely out of pragmatism, as the Abiding Truth were best-equipped to overthrow the Arbiter. In February 2553, Forze, Jul, 'Telcam, Buran 'Utaral, and several of Buran's crew went to the Aanrar Shipyard on the Ranarum Orbital Platform and stole the Covenant frigate Unflinching Resolve. The ship was then hidden in a sandstone quarry near Bekan keep.[2] Unbeknownst to Forze, Jul later went missing after being captured by Kilo-Five.
Sangheili civil war
In March 2553, following a Jiralhanae uprising in the state of Ontom, 'Telcam decided to launch his attack on the state of Vadam. Arriving at Bekan quarry, 'Telcam met with Forze and Raia 'Mdama, who confronted him about Jul's unknown whereabouts. Upon been told that Jul may have been taken by the Arbiter's forces, they boarded the Unflinching Resolve and accompanied the crew on its assault on Vadam. During the assault, Resolve lost its navigation controls and suffered a direct hit causing it to crash on Vadam's shoreline. Forze and Raia survived the crash-landing and despite his insistence that she should return home, Raia was determined to storm Vadam Keep with the rebels and search for Jul inside.
While waiting at the rebel opposition camp, 'Telcam tasked Forze and Raia to take a Phantom to Acroli and retrieve a human named Philliss at Nes'alun keep. Arriving at the keep, they encountered Kilo-Five, who extracted Phillips in the midst of a skirmish. They followed Tart-Cart as it was forced to land and make necessary repairs. As he awaited instructions from 'Telcam on whether he should let Kilo-Five leave with Phillips, he conversed with Shock Trooper Vasily Beloi. Raia soon informed Forze that 'Telcam gave his consent and told him to assist Kilo-Five with their repairs. After handing over some pipes and wire, Forze and Raia returned to their Phantom and then made their way back to Vadam.
Returning to the rebel camp, 'Telcam's forces began to bombard Vadam Keep with the help the rebel destroyer Defender of Faith. However they were soon forced to retreat when the UNSC Infinity destroyed Defender of Faith and fired a MAC round at the Abiding Truth's ground forces. Forze was later killed during the Sangheili civil war when the Covenant frigate he was on, Cleansing Truth, attempted to escape to Laqil and was shot down by the Arbiter's cruiser, Swordsman.[3]
List of appearances
- Halo: Glasslands (First appearance)
- Halo: The Thursday War
