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ARMOR SET NAME: Shaw
DESCRIPTION: Privately-developed, UNSC-produced MJLONIR variant for S-IVs attached to colony Pacifica (name relates to local religion)
APPEARANCE: Design elements of CQC, CQB, and Venator; Heavily angled, shark-like helmet, sharp points on the shoulders, knees, legs and arms (useful as a backup weapon for CQB). Multiple external hardpoints for additonal, mission specific gear.
ANYTHING NOTE WORTHY: Heavily focused on close-quarters, crowd control, MOUT (Military Operations in Urban Terrain) and amphibious combat. Standard color scheme is bright yellow with secondary color designating Spartan position (Green for commander, blue for electronics/ECM, red for demolitions or heavy weapons, black for sniper)
ARMOR SET NAME: Chieftan
DESCRIPTION: Produced by ONI through multiple manufacturers. After marines observed how resilient brute armor was during the Invasion of Earth, ONI decided to create an armor which could rival the brutes’.
APPEARANCE: Just like Helioskrill was influenced by the Sangheili, the Chieftan armor is influenced by the Jiralhanae. The helmet sports a large headdress that resembles that of a chieftan from the Invasion of Earth. The rest of the helmet has bits and pieces of what looks like Spartans from Greece. The armor looks like Helioskrill, except much more crude in design.
ANYTHING NOTE WORTHY: This armor is focused on its ability to strike fear into the enemy. With this armor you show a string of confidence that your opponent cannot hope to challenge.
You know what, I would like a brute armor now that I think about it.
ARMOR SET NAME: CRUSADER
DESCRIPTION: All though the CRUSADER armor is based off early medieval knight armor, its effectiveness is not limited to that fact.
APPEARANCE: The Helmet is directly based of a Great helm, and the armor is regular knight armor but has French renaissance details eched into it.
ANYTHING NOTE WORTHY: This armor has very sharp edges such as on the ridge of a gauntlet. Spartan II"s are able to use this armor with ease, while other generations of Spartan must have heavy training to use this Armor.
ARMOR SET NAME: SPEC-OPS
DESCRIPTION: After the loss of Reach, Sanghelli Spec-Ops armor sets were recovered for study. Spartans on the UNSC Infinity are now training in the armor, which has been modified for Mjolnir Operating Systems and thrusters.
APPEARANCE: The Spec Ops elite from Halo Reach, pasted over a spartan model. Basically a different Helioskrill.
ANYTHING NOTE WORTHY: Why can’t we just have playable elites?
ARMOR SET NAME: Olympus Mk I
DESCRIPTION: With the Galaxy in turmoil, and the Rebellion at its breaking point, the UCRF searched for the perfect usage of Inconel, one of the strongest combinations of metal alloys know to man. With the armor genetically fitted to each individual, this suit is the perfect weapon for the user. Only about 5,000 sets were made to be worn, and with a select few who could bear it, the armor is likely the most advanced in all of the 8 sectors. There are those who say that it incorporates Ancient technologies, and that the Olympians who wore the armor gained god-like abilites when wearing. Even the great Hercules would tremble in their wake.
APPEARANCE: There are large pauldrons for each arm, providing protection to the upper shoulders, while optimizing mobility to great extents. The gauntlets and leg armor are both thick and layered with armor plating. The helmet resembles an ancient Greek soldier, with a War Plume made from metal topping it off. The visor is made from a anatomically manufactured glass, which has built in sensory modules for display and detection possibilities.
ANYTHING NOTE WORTHY: The armor likely weighed anywhere from 5 tons to 6 tons, depending on the individual. Those wear the armor were genetically engineered to be on average, 7-8’ tall. They were massive, and their power was unmatched by any known military personnel in the history of humanity. Which is why they were appropriately named “Olympians”.