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'''Warrior-Servants''' or '''Warriors''' were the second-lowest [[ | '''Warrior-Servants''' or '''Warriors''' were the second-lowest [[rate]] in [[Forerunner]] society. As their name suggests, they were responsible for defense and warfare in the [[Ecumene|Forerunner ecumene]].<ref>'''[[Halo Waypoint]]''', ''[[Halo: Cryptum/Glossary|Halo: Cryptum glossary]]''</ref> The Warrior-Servants were presumably all subordinate to the [[Warrior-Servant Corps]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 296''</ref> They utilized many different war machines, including [[war sphinx]]es. Warrior-Servants were powerfully built, and typically taller than the other rates such as Builders.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 279''</ref> | ||
==Practices== | |||
While Forerunner society was peaceful by nature, Warrior-Servants were ruthless in executing warfare against other races, as they believed that defying the Forerunners was to show contempt on the [[Mantle]].<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 50''</ref> Seeing their practices contradictory to the principles of the Mantle, other rates looked down on the Warrior-Servants, who mostly kept to themselves as a result.<ref name="c107">'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 107''</ref> | |||
It was a common policy among Warriors to harvest the memories of their vanquished foes about to be executed.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 188''</ref> | |||
==History== | |||
The highest class of Warrior-Servants, known as the [[Promethean]]s,<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 59''</ref> had once been in high social standing and power, serving in various roles in the [[Forerunner Council]]. However, after the conclusion of the [[Human-Forerunner wars]], the Prometheans were opposed to a [[Builder]] plan to construct a new superweapon known as the [[Halo Array]]. Circa [[101,000 BCE]], the Prometheans lost this political battle and were removed from the Council,<ref name="c239">'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 238-239''</ref> some of them entering self-imposed exile in "Warrior Keeps" known as [[Cryptum]]s, while others were executed.<ref>'''Halo: Cryptum''', ''page 182''</ref> This also resulted in the entire Warrior-Servant rate being marginalized, with their fleets and armies being systematically disbanded over the course of the next millennium.<ref name="c239"/> This would leave the ecumene ill-prepared for the [[Forerunner-Flood War|return of the Flood]]. | |||
==Known Warriors== | ==Known Warriors== | ||
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Revision as of 05:52, June 21, 2011
Warrior-Servants or Warriors were the second-lowest rate in Forerunner society. As their name suggests, they were responsible for defense and warfare in the Forerunner ecumene.[1] The Warrior-Servants were presumably all subordinate to the Warrior-Servant Corps.[2] They utilized many different war machines, including war sphinxes. Warrior-Servants were powerfully built, and typically taller than the other rates such as Builders.[3]
Practices
While Forerunner society was peaceful by nature, Warrior-Servants were ruthless in executing warfare against other races, as they believed that defying the Forerunners was to show contempt on the Mantle.[4] Seeing their practices contradictory to the principles of the Mantle, other rates looked down on the Warrior-Servants, who mostly kept to themselves as a result.[5]
It was a common policy among Warriors to harvest the memories of their vanquished foes about to be executed.[6]
History
The highest class of Warrior-Servants, known as the Prometheans,[7] had once been in high social standing and power, serving in various roles in the Forerunner Council. However, after the conclusion of the Human-Forerunner wars, the Prometheans were opposed to a Builder plan to construct a new superweapon known as the Halo Array. Circa 101,000 BCE, the Prometheans lost this political battle and were removed from the Council,[8] some of them entering self-imposed exile in "Warrior Keeps" known as Cryptums, while others were executed.[9] This also resulted in the entire Warrior-Servant rate being marginalized, with their fleets and armies being systematically disbanded over the course of the next millennium.[8] This would leave the ecumene ill-prepared for the return of the Flood.
Known Warriors
List of appearances
- Halo: Cryptum (First appearance)
Sources
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