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Revision as of 10:28, April 29, 2023
The Halo 2 Covenant Cipher Project aims to reference how the Halo 2 Sangheili cipher was cracked.
Goals
Using Halo2.com, show how the Halo 2 Cipher was cracked.
How it was cracked
The cipher was introduced on Halo2.com. This was relatively easy as A to Z was given very quickly, with an example of it working.
The website also has two other symbols not included on the key above.
Has full stop.
Has dash.
This means we have A to Z, ".", and "-" in the cipher.
Further notes
This cipher has seen further use in several places such as Halo 4 on some control panels, and the Covenant themed side of the Halo Wars Launch Site. Though no new symbols were added to the cipher though them.
Halo Wars Launch Site.
Halo 4 control panel.
