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'''Dal'koth''' is a [[Kig-Yar]] [[asteroid]] colony located in the expansive belt of asteroids and other assorted objects orbiting [[Y'Deio system|Y'Deio]],<ref>'''[[ | '''Dal'koth''' is a [[Kig-Yar]] [[asteroid]] colony located in the expansive belt of asteroids and other assorted objects orbiting [[Y'Deio system|Y'Deio]],<ref>'''[[Archive:Letter - Re:Kilo-Five Questions]]'''</ref> located relatively close to [[T'vao]]. In [[2553|April 2553]], an assembly of Kig-Yar met on Dal'koth to discuss the state of the [[Milky Way|galaxy]] following the [[Human-Covenant War]] and to exchange intelligence among each other. At this assembly, several Kig-Yar traded weaponry and vessels. [[Chol Von]] traveled to Dal'koth to plead her case that the Kig-Yar should unite. An airfield was located on the asteroid that contained numerous former [[Covenant]] [[dropship]]s and [[space fighter]]s, as well as several [[UNSC]] [[Pelican]]s.<ref>'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', ''pages 73-75''</ref> | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
Revision as of 03:59, August 17, 2017
Dal'koth is a Kig-Yar asteroid colony located in the expansive belt of asteroids and other assorted objects orbiting Y'Deio,[1] located relatively close to T'vao. In April 2553, an assembly of Kig-Yar met on Dal'koth to discuss the state of the galaxy following the Human-Covenant War and to exchange intelligence among each other. At this assembly, several Kig-Yar traded weaponry and vessels. Chol Von traveled to Dal'koth to plead her case that the Kig-Yar should unite. An airfield was located on the asteroid that contained numerous former Covenant dropships and space fighters, as well as several UNSC Pelicans.[2]
List of appearances
- Halo: Mortal Dictata (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Archive:Letter - Re:Kilo-Five Questions
- ^ Halo: Mortal Dictata, pages 73-75
