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A '''flame-bore''' is a large mining [[laser]] used by the [[Banished]].{{Ref/Book|Enc22|Page=440}} | |||
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Revision as of 14:27, July 17, 2022
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A flame-bore is a large mining laser used by the Banished.[1]
Overview and design
The flame-bore fires four powerful mining lasers at its target simultaneously. It requires two external power regulators to prevent overheating. Each power regulator is itself regulated by a pair of cooling pylons. These pylons are normally concealed underground to protect them from attack, but can be raised using nearby manual controls. Banished troops operate and monitor the flame-bore from behind an energy barrier.[2]
History
- Main article: Battle for Zeta Halo
During the Battle for Zeta Halo, the Banished erected a flame-bore on top of the central structure at Site Novem for the purposes of cutting into the Ring and breaching the Conservatory from underground. When the Harbinger inspected the dig site, she modified the flame-bore so that it could pierce the Ring's Forerunner alloy.[3][2] By May 15, 2560, the Banished had used their modified flame-bore to successfully breach the Conservatory.[4]
On May 28, 2560, when John-117 investigated the dig site, the Banished tried to stop him from entering the Conservatory by reactivating the flame-bore and firing it into the tunnel. The Master Chief stormed the central structure, eliminated the flame-bore's crew, and uploaded the Weapon to the controls. However, the Weapon couldn't shut down the flame-bore, so the Chief decided to destroy it instead. The Weapon advised him to take out the flame-bore's power regulators so that she could trigger an overload. The Chief exposed and destroyed all four cooling pylons, which in turn caused the regulators to overheat and explode. He then returned to the flame-bore's control room, where he fought and defeated the Jiralhanae Chieftain Bassus. He then uploaded the Weapon into the flame-bore's controls once again. The Weapon hacked into the flame-bore and triggered the overload, causing it to explode. With the flame-bore destroyed, the Chief entered the Conservatory.[2]
Gallery
Concept art
Concept art of the flame-bore.
More concept art of the flame-bore.
More concept art of the flame-bore.
More concept art of the flame-bore.
Concept art of the flame-bore's laser projectors.
Screenshots
The flame-bore when powered down.
The back of the flame-bore.
The flame-bore firing.
Laser beams from the flame-bore block the tunnel's entrance.
One of the flame-bore's two power regulators, seen in the background.
A power regulator, seen from above.
One of the cooling pylons for a power regulator.
The interior of the flame-bore's central structure.
The control console for the flame-bore.
The flame-bore's crew.
The Weapon hacks into the flame-bore's controls.
The flame-bore after exploding.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 440
- ^ a b c Halo Infinite, campaign level Excavation Site
- ^ Halo Infinite, Banished Audio log: Outpost Intel #06 - Secrets Below
- ^ Halo Infinite, Spartan Audio log: Scattered #07 - Infiltration
