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==In-game information==
==In-game information==
===Halo Waypoint Classified Info===
===''Halo Waypoint'' Classified information===
*Shoulder Descriotion: RAIDER's shoulder-plating systems are standard, composite-folded shield negotiators with fused venting for reactive thrust application.
*'''Helmet description''': The exotically feral design of the RAIDER-class helmet, particularly when paired with the visible dissonance of the Distort skin, makes the armor perceptibly imposing to those who encounter it, even for some elements within the Covenant.
*Torso Description: Its chest-plating is full mesh ceramic with flow contours for dissipative shielding and other defensive countermeasures.
*'''Shoulder description''': RAIDER's shoulder-plating systems are standard, composite-folded shield negotiators with fused venting for reactive thrust application.
*Helmet Description: The exotically feral design of the RAIDER-class helmet, particularly when paired with the visible dissonance of the Distort skin, makes the armor perceptibly imposing to those who encounter it, even for some elements within the Covenant.
*'''Chest description''': Its chest-plating is full mesh ceramic with flow contours for dissipative shielding and other defensive countermeasures.


===''Halo 4''===
===''Halo 4''===
'''Unlock''': This armor is unlocked by inputting the Classified Codes on the Xbox 360 Waypoint. <br>
'''Available skins''': Distort (DSTT)<br>
*Description: Per IMC, this armor's feral design is intended to weaken the opposition's morale.
'''Default unlock''': Obtained by inputting the classified codes on the Xbox 360 Halo Waypoint application.<br>
'''Available skins''': DSTT(Distort)
'''Distort unlock''': Obtained by inputting the classified codes on the Xbox 360 Halo Waypoint application.<br>
*The DSTT skin is obtained by inputing the Classified Codes on the Xbox 360 Halo Waypoint
*'''Description''': Per IMC, this armor's feral design is intended to weaken the opposition's morale.
===''Halo 5: Guardians''===
===''Halo 5: Guardians''===
'''Unlock''': Legendary [[REQ]] card
'''Unlock''': Legendary [[REQ]] card<br>
*Helmet description: RAIDER helmets were crafted to be physically intimidating, though its effectiveness is disputed.<br>
*'''Helmet description''': RAIDER helmets were crafted to be physically intimidating, though its effectiveness is disputed.<br>
*Body description: RAIDER-class armor has become the unofficial standard for Spartans assigned to military police duties.
*'''Body description''': RAIDER-class armor has become the unofficial standard for Spartans assigned to military police duties.
{{Linkbox|gallery=yes|gallerypage=Images of MJOLNIR Raider}}
 
==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
{{Main|Halo Waypoint Classified}}
{{Main|Halo Waypoint Classified}}
The base version of the Raider's samurai-inspired aesthetic is similar to that of the [[Project HAYABUSA|HAYABUSA armor]] from ''[[Halo 3]]''. The armor is acquired through ''[[Halo Waypoint]]'' after completing the first three chapters of Episode One of [[Spartan Ops]] and entering a series of hidden codes.
The base version of the Raider's samurai-inspired aesthetic is similar to that of the [[Project HAYABUSA|HAYABUSA armor]] from ''[[Halo 3]]''. The armor is acquired through ''[[Halo Waypoint]]'' after completing the first three chapters of Episode One of [[Spartan Ops]] and entering a series of hidden codes.


The "DSTT" variant is also possible to unlock via Waypoint, though each piece has different requirements. Unlocking the shoulders requires completing the first 15 episodes of Spartan Ops on Legendary difficulty, as well as finding several glyphs on the maps and in Waypoint forum posts. The torso requires beating the campaign solo on Legendary, as well as finding glyphs in "Section 3" postings and forum posts. The helmet requires 1,000 completed War Games matches, as well as several glyphs hidden in the maps of the [[Crimson Map Pack]] and on forum posts.<ref>[http://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/classified Halo Waypoint - "Classified" section]</ref>
The "Distort" variant is also possible to unlock via Waypoint, although each piece has different requirements. Unlocking the shoulders requires completing the first 15 episodes of Spartan Ops on [[Legendary]] difficulty, as well as finding several glyphs on the maps and in Waypoint forum posts. The torso requires beating the campaign solo on Legendary, as well as finding glyphs in "Section 3" postings and forum posts. The helmet requires 1,000 completed War Games matches, as well as several glyphs hidden in the maps of the [[Crimson Map Pack]] and on forum posts.<ref>[http://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/classified Halo Waypoint - "Classified" section]</ref>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
{{Linkbox|gallery=yes|gallerypage=Images of MJOLNIR Raider}}
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Mark-von-borstel-raiderhighpoly.jpg|High poly render of the Raider armor for ''[[Halo 4]]''.
File:Mark-von-borstel-raiderhighpoly.jpg|High poly render of the Raider armor for ''[[Halo 4]]''.
File:H4 Raider 3d model.jpg|Front and back views of the Raider armor.
File:H4 Raider 3d model.jpg|Front and back views of the Raider armor.
File:H4 MJOLNIR Raider.png|Raider armor in ''Halo 4''.
File:H4-Raider-Grifball-01.jpg|A Spartan-IV wearing the Raider suit on ''[[Solace]]''.
File:H4-Raider-Grifball-01.jpg|A Spartan-IV wearing the Raider suit on ''[[Solace]]''.
File:H4-Raider-Grifball-02.jpg|The Raider suit's shields flaring.
File:H4-Raider-Grifball-02.jpg|The Raider suit's shields flaring.
File:S3ARG Raider Armor codes.jpg|The codes to unlock Raider armor.
File:S3ARG Raider Armor codes.jpg|The codes to unlock Raider armor.
File:Raider helmet.png|Raider helmet.
File:Raider helmet.png|Raider helmet.
File:Raiderdstt helmet.png|Raider DSTT helmet.
File:H5-Waypoint-Raider.png|Raider armor on [[Halo Waypoint]]'s armor customization for ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''.
</gallery>
</gallery>
 
===''Halo 4'' skins===
<gallery>
File:H4 MJOLNIR Raider.png||Default skin.
File:Raiderdstt helmet.png|Distort skin.
</gallery>
===''Halo 5: Guardians'' skins===
<gallery>
File:H5-Waypoint-Raider.png|Default skin.
</gallery>
==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo 4]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo 4]]'' {{1st}}

Revision as of 17:27, January 23, 2019

Template:Armor Infobox Template:Article Quote RAIDER-class Mjolnir is a variant of the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor [GEN2] developed by Imbrium Machine Complex.[1]

Overview

The helmet has a 930-AV4 Class-2 Ankara tactical assault suite.[2] The helmet's design is considered "exotically feral". This makes the armor perceptibly imposing to those who encounter it, even for some elements within the Covenant.[3]

The shoulders are composite-folded shield negotiators with fused venting for reactive thrust application.[3] The pauldrons also have a accession pauldron conduit for in-field modifications.[2]

Its chest-plating is full mesh ceramic with flow contours for dissipative shielding and other defensive countermeasures.[3]

Development history

The Raider variant was developed by Imbrium Machine Complex. It was tested at Anakara Resiliency Chamber.[1] IMC representatives claimed that the armor's feral appearance was designed to weaken the morale of opposing forces.[1]

During the Battle of Reach, a Spartan team was sent to acquire and protect data relating to improving MJOLNIR armor, sending the data to a remote archival station. In 2557, four years later, the data that was sent to the archival station was found again,[4] and was discovered to be information about the Raider armor.

Skins

Distort: While the helmet's design is considered "exotically feral" on its own, it is made even more when paired with the visible dissonance of the Distorted skin.[3]

Usage

Raider armor saw increased usage in War Games simulations, specifically within Oddball competitions.[2]

Even though the RAIDER helmets were crafted to be physically intimidating, their effectiveness is disputed. The RAIDER-class armor, however, has become the unofficial standard for Spartans assigned to military police duties.[5]

In-game information

Halo Waypoint Classified information

  • Helmet description: The exotically feral design of the RAIDER-class helmet, particularly when paired with the visible dissonance of the Distort skin, makes the armor perceptibly imposing to those who encounter it, even for some elements within the Covenant.
  • Shoulder description: RAIDER's shoulder-plating systems are standard, composite-folded shield negotiators with fused venting for reactive thrust application.
  • Chest description: Its chest-plating is full mesh ceramic with flow contours for dissipative shielding and other defensive countermeasures.

Halo 4

Available skins: Distort (DSTT)
Default unlock: Obtained by inputting the classified codes on the Xbox 360 Halo Waypoint application.
Distort unlock: Obtained by inputting the classified codes on the Xbox 360 Halo Waypoint application.

  • Description: Per IMC, this armor's feral design is intended to weaken the opposition's morale.

Halo 5: Guardians

Unlock: Legendary REQ card

  • Helmet description: RAIDER helmets were crafted to be physically intimidating, though its effectiveness is disputed.
  • Body description: RAIDER-class armor has become the unofficial standard for Spartans assigned to military police duties.

Behind the scenes

Main article: Halo Waypoint Classified

The base version of the Raider's samurai-inspired aesthetic is similar to that of the HAYABUSA armor from Halo 3. The armor is acquired through Halo Waypoint after completing the first three chapters of Episode One of Spartan Ops and entering a series of hidden codes.

The "Distort" variant is also possible to unlock via Waypoint, although each piece has different requirements. Unlocking the shoulders requires completing the first 15 episodes of Spartan Ops on Legendary difficulty, as well as finding several glyphs on the maps and in Waypoint forum posts. The torso requires beating the campaign solo on Legendary, as well as finding glyphs in "Section 3" postings and forum posts. The helmet requires 1,000 completed War Games matches, as well as several glyphs hidden in the maps of the Crimson Map Pack and on forum posts.[6]

Gallery

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  • High poly render of the Raider armor for Halo 4.

    High poly render of the Raider armor for Halo 4.

  • Front and back views of the Raider armor.

    Front and back views of the Raider armor.

  • A Spartan-IV wearing the Raider suit on Solace.

    A Spartan-IV wearing the Raider suit on Solace.

  • The Raider suit's shields flaring.

    The Raider suit's shields flaring.

  • The codes to unlock Raider armor.

    The codes to unlock Raider armor.

  • Raider helmet.

    Raider helmet.

Halo 4 skins

  • Default skin.

    Default skin.

  • Distort skin.

    Distort skin.

Halo 5: Guardians skins

  • Default skin.

    Default skin.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c Halo 4 - Armory description
  2. ^ a b c Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named H4EVG
  3. ^ a b c d Halo Waypoint Classified - Raider Descriptions
  4. ^ Halo Waypoint: DECRYPTING SECTION 3 (UPDATED 11.15) Page 41
  5. ^ Halo 5: Guardians - Armory description
  6. ^ Halo Waypoint - "Classified" section

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