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The '''Storm''' are a [[Sangheili]]-led<ref name="Demo">''Halo 4'' E3 2012 gameplay demo</ref> splinter faction of the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] that was formed in the wake of the [[Human-Covenant War]].<ref name="Exam">[http://www.examiner.com/article/halo-4-s-storm-covenant-faction-officially-revealed '''Examiner.com''' ''Halo 4’s ‘Storm’ Covenant faction officially revealed'']</ref>
The '''Storm''' are a [[Sangheili]]-led<ref name="Demo">''Halo 4'' E3 2012 gameplay demo</ref> splinter faction of the [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] that was formed in the wake of the [[Human-Covenant War]].<ref name="Exam">[http://www.examiner.com/article/halo-4-s-storm-covenant-faction-officially-revealed '''Examiner.com''' ''Halo 4’s ‘Storm’ Covenant faction officially revealed'']</ref>

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Were you looking for the Halo 3 campaign level The Storm?

The Storm are a Sangheili-led[1] splinter faction of the Covenant that was formed in the wake of the Human-Covenant War.[2]

Background

Breaking away from the main body of the newly peaceful Covenant, the Storm continue to adhere to the religion and philosophy of the San 'Shyuum.[2] In the summer of 2557, Storm forces on the shield world Requiem engaged UNSC personnel who had become stranded on the installation, defying the tenuous cease-fire between humanity and the Sangheili. The Storm still maintained a presence on Requiem six months later,[3] attempting to gain control of a powerful weapon hidden on the shield world.[2]

Member species

As in the original Covenant, the Sangheili serve as the Storm's military leadership caste. The Unggoy still serve as cannon fodder;[1] Unggoy in service to the Storm appear to have been selectively bred, genetically modified, or otherwise represent a different species from the mainstream type.[4] Likewise, the Kig-Yar, (at least the Jackals), are still deployed as skirmishers and light infantry; similar to the Unggoy, they possess a noticeably different morphology from those commonly encountered during the Human-Covenant War.[1][5]

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