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*'''{{Class|Phoenix|colony ship}}''' - A class of colony ship employed by the [[Unified Earth Government]], at least one of which, the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}}, was converted into a warship. | *'''{{Class|Phoenix|colony ship}}''' - A class of colony ship employed by the [[Unified Earth Government]], at least one of which, the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}}, was converted into a warship. | ||
*'''[[Phoenix missile]]''' - A type of missile employed by the UNSC and used by the [[AC-220 Vulture]]. | *'''[[Phoenix missile]]''' - A type of missile employed by the UNSC and used by the [[AC-220 Vulture]]. | ||
*'''[[New Phoenix]]''' - A [[city]] on Earth. | |||
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Revision as of 02:45, September 23, 2021
Phoenix could refer to:
Real world
- Phoenix (cancelled Bungie project) - A cancelled video game developed by Bungie between 2000 and 2003
- Phoenix (Ensemble pitch) - A video game pitch made by Ensemble Studios to Microsoft, which would eventually become Halo Wars
- Phoenix engine - The game engine in which Halo Wars and Halo Wars 2 were created.
Gameplay
- Phoenix Logs - A collectible in Halo Wars 2's campaign.
Universe and lore
- Phoenix (AI) - A UNSC artificial intelligence construct.
- Phoenix-class colony ship - A class of colony ship employed by the Unified Earth Government, at least one of which, the UNSC Spirit of Fire, was converted into a warship.
- Phoenix missile - A type of missile employed by the UNSC and used by the AC-220 Vulture.
- New Phoenix - A city on Earth.
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