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{{Halopedia:Main Page/Featured/Layout|M15 Razorback|File:HINF Razorback Concept.jpg|The M15 "Razorback" Light Tactical Vehicle was initially designed as a specialized offshoot of the ubiquitous Warthog. Despite its lack of mounted weapons, its increased armor and carrying capacity make it a viable option on the battlefield. Although it makes its first appearance in ''Halo Infinite'', the first media to mention the Razorback was ''Halo 2''{{'}}s online alternate reality game called ''i love bees''.}} | {{Halopedia:Main Page/Featured/Layout|M15 Razorback|File:HINF Razorback Concept.jpg|The M15 "Razorback" Light Tactical Vehicle was initially designed as a specialized offshoot of the ubiquitous Warthog. Despite its lack of mounted weapons, its increased armor and carrying capacity make it a viable option on the battlefield. Although it makes its first appearance in ''Halo Infinite'', the first media to mention the Razorback was ''Halo 2''{{'}}s online alternate reality game called ''i love bees''.}} | ||
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San'Shyuum, also known as Prophets by many individuals, are a sapient species native to Janjur Qom. Prior to the Great Schism in 2552, the San'Shyuum formerly served as the leadership caste of the Covenant. At that time, the San'Shyuum had exerted complete control over the Covenant's religious and political affairs. Since the fall of High Charity, the San'Shyuum population has greatly diminished and the species is believed to be near-extinct. However, evidence of a fleet carrying thousands of San'Shyuum emerged in 2553.
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