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|name=Far Sight Lost | |||
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|manufacturer=[[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] | |||
|line= | |||
|class=[[Destroyer]] | |||
|length={{Convert|1.5|km|m}} | |||
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|engine=[[Repulsor Engines]] | |||
|hyperdrive=yes | |||
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|shield gen=Resistant to 1 [[plasma torpedo]] or 2 [[MAC]] rounds or 1 [[Energy Projector]] hit | |||
|hull=Resistant to 1 [[plasma torpedo]] or 1+ [[MAC]] rounds | |||
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|navigation=[[Associated Intelligence]] | |||
|avionics= | |||
|countermeasures= | |||
|armament=*[[Pulse Laser turret]]s | |||
*Lateral [[Plasma torpedo]] tubes (2) | |||
*[[Energy Projector]] | |||
|complement=*''[[Seraph]]''-class starfighters | |||
*[[Spirit]]-class Dropships | |||
|crew=*[[Sangheili]] | |||
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|firstuse=Before [[2531]] | |||
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|era=[[Human-Covenant War]] | |||
|affiliation=[[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] [[Covenant Navy|Navy]], [[Covenant Separatists]] | |||
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The '''''Absolution''''' was a [[Covenant]] Destroyer attached to the [[Combined Fleet of Righteous Purpose]]. | The '''''Absolution''''' was a [[Covenant]] Destroyer attached to the [[Combined Fleet of Righteous Purpose]]. | ||
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The Absolution was a Covenant Destroyer attached to the Combined Fleet of Righteous Purpose.
It was part of the Incorruptible's task force to the planet Onyx. After the Onyx Sentinels destroyed the Far Sight Lost, Fleet Master Voro Nar 'Mantakree ordered the Absolution to make a pinpoint Slipspace jump to the northern pole of the planet and scout for any targets of value. Somehow, the Sentinels were able to harness the Slipspace drive of the ship, as they engaged in Slipspace jumps themselves and were lined up perfectly to destroy the Absolution as soon as it emerged from Slipspace. [1]
Sources
- ^ Halo:Ghosts of Onyx, pages 281-282
