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"'''Grave-maker'''" is a term commonly applied, in the [[Jiralhanae]] tongue, to a type of tanklike siegework gunship.<ref name=" | "'''Grave-maker'''" is a term commonly applied, in the [[Jiralhanae]] tongue, to a type of tanklike siegework gunship.<ref name="C3">''[[Halo: Envoy]]'' ''Chapter 3''</ref><ref name="C16">''[[Halo: Envoy]]'' ''Chapter 16''</ref> | ||
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"Grave-maker" is a term commonly applied, in the Jiralhanae tongue, to a type of tanklike siegework gunship.[1][2]
Design
"Grave-makers" are rugged, nest-shaped gun platforms. They consist of a main body and arms. "Grave-makers" are crudely fused together flying craft that are plated over with heavy armor shielding.Downward-facing engines lift them into the air in sputtering and roaring bursts, which can sometimes be a struggle due to the ships' weight. They are equipped with heavy-grade spike autocannons that provide substantial firepower.[1]
Operational history
Many "grave-makers" were brought by the Jiralhanae chieftain, Hekabe, to the world of Carrow in September 2558. Carried aboard his flagship, Foebane, they were released from its belly to attack the humans living in the city of Suraka.[1]
List of appearances
- Halo: Envoy (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo: Envoy Chapter 3
- ^ Halo: Envoy Chapter 16
