Wave-skimmer

The wave-skimmer is a type of Sangheili maritime transport vehicle. Like most Covenant vehicles, it uses anti-gravity technology for propulsion and is also capable of limited, low-altitude flight. In January 2553, Forze and Jul 'Mdama used a very old wave-skimmer to travel from their home state of Mdama to the city-state of Ontom to meet with the Servants of the Abiding Truth. This particular vehicle was considered obsolete and had most recently been used to ferry Unggoy laborers to islands off the coast.^[1]

List of appearances

Halo: Glasslands (First appearance)

Sources

^ Halo: Glasslands, pages 134-135

v • d • e Ground vehicles of the Covenant and its remnants

Rapid Assault Vehicles	Chopper (Barakuza • Baruq'qel (Terror) • Bolroci (Catulus)) • Ghost (Karo'etba-pattern Ghost • Karo'wark-pattern Ghost • Riuctda Workshop • Zaagokelu Workshop)

Infantry Support Vehicles	Spectre (Wuchek-pattern Spectre • Wuzum-pattern Spectre) • Qavardu Workshop Prowler • Support wagon (Death Wagon • Methane Wagon)

Light Assault Vehicles	Eklon'Dal Workshop Marauder (Prowling • Warchief) • Revenant (Phelent-pattern • Rizvum-pattern)

Heavy Ground Vehicles	Wraith (Variants) • Combat bridging vehicle

Transport Vehicles	Shadow (Adsk-pattern • Ruwaa-pattern) • Ekesan-pattern Umbra • Wraith (Invader) • Qavardu Workshop war-skiff • Combat support vehicle • Crav • Worik

Maritime vehicles	Ancient Sangheili galley • Scitar-pattern surveycraft • Wake-breaker • Wave-skimmer

Walkers	Gydrozka Workshop Blisterback (Enduring • Ironclad) • Pnap-pattern Goblin (Banished) • Dovotaa Workshop Reaver (Prowling) • Klavrig Workshop Skitterer

Excavator	Locust (Banished (Bloodfuel • Enduring) • Shua'ee-pattern Locust) • Scarab (Banished • Deutoros-pattern Scarab • Protos-pattern Scarab • R'awuw-pattern • Sumda'te-pattern Scarab) • Za'zayara-pattern Harvester

Siegeworks vehicles	Shuul'se-pattern Kraken • Zashk-pattern Draugr

Miscellaneous	Rock-treader

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List of appearances

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