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{{Quote|Skidbladnir. Phoenix-class. It brought the first group of colonists to Harvest.|[[Sif]] | {{Quote|Skidbladnir. Phoenix-class. It brought the first group of colonists to Harvest.|[[Sif]]{{Ref/Reuse|ch183}}}} | ||
'''UNSC ''Skidbladnir''''' was a {{Class|Phoenix|colony ship}} used to colonize the [[human]] [[Outer Colony]] planet of [[Harvest]]. Its shipboard [[artificial intelligence]] was [[Loki]]. | '''UNSC ''Skidbladnir''''' was a {{Class|Phoenix|colony ship}} used to colonize the [[human]] [[Outer Colony]] planet of [[Harvest]]. Its shipboard [[artificial intelligence]] was [[Loki]].{{Ref/Reuse|ch183}}{{Ref/Reuse|enc79}} | ||
Once the initial colony on Harvest was established in [[2468]], | Once the initial colony on Harvest was established in [[2468]],{{Ref/Reuse|timeline}} ''Skidbladnir'' remained in orbit for more than a year to assist in the construction of the basic infrastructure for the colony. Once the task was completed, the colony ship landed on the planet's surface and was scrapped for materials. ''Skidbladnir''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s power plant and engine were then used to power the capital city of [[Utgard]], despite the [[Colonial Administration Authority]]'s concerns over the engine's capabilities.{{Ref/Reuse|ch183}} | ||
After UNSC ''Skidbladnir'' was scrapped, Loki was converted into [[Mack]], the [[smart AI]] in charge of agriculture on Harvest. | After UNSC ''Skidbladnir'' was scrapped, Loki was converted into [[Mack]], the [[smart AI]] in charge of agriculture on Harvest.{{Ref/Reuse|ch183}} | ||
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UNSC Skidbladnir was a Phoenix-class colony ship used to colonize the human Outer Colony planet of Harvest. Its shipboard artificial intelligence was Loki.[1][4]
Once the initial colony on Harvest was established in 2468,[3] Skidbladnir remained in orbit for more than a year to assist in the construction of the basic infrastructure for the colony. Once the task was completed, the colony ship landed on the planet's surface and was scrapped for materials. Skidbladnir's power plant and engine were then used to power the capital city of Utgard, despite the Colonial Administration Authority's concerns over the engine's capabilities.[1]
After UNSC Skidbladnir was scrapped, Loki was converted into Mack, the smart AI in charge of agriculture on Harvest.[1]
Trivia
In Norse mythology, Skidbladnir was the ship ordered built by Loki and subsequently given to Freyr as part of Loki's recompense for stealing Sif's golden hair. The ship was big enough to fit all gods and yet small enough to fit in a pocket.
List of appearances
- Halo: Contact Harvest (First mentioned)
Sources
- ^ a b c d e f Halo: Contact Harvest, page 183
- ^ a b Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 188
- ^ a b Official Halo Wars Community Site: Timeline
- ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia, page 79 (2011)
