Modification de Chronique:Canon Fodder - Sustained Glass
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===Overgrowth=== | ===Overgrowth=== | ||
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''The relentless advance of the Covenant turned entire planets into funeral pyres between 2525 and 2552. Outer colonies that escaped the attention of the Prophets’ fleets often faced social collapse and mass famine – or worse – after the UNSC retreated, due to their reliance on food and terraforming support from Earth. At best, these colonies lost much of their population and sociopolitical complexity, but stabilized with locally sustainable settlements and technologies. Unfortunately, many cut-off colonies suffered catastrophic failures and were completely wiped out in desperate civil wars, plagues, or rapid reversion of planetary ecologies. As a reminder of what could have been, Infinity’s Andesia-born War Games designers set the training environment of Overgrowth on a Promesa that almost-was: a tomb-city reclaimed by their homeworld’s native vegetation. Here, trainees could prepare themselves for the grim duty of conducting security surveys on dead colonies that had strangled themselves on the complexities of interstellar support and interdependencies during the Covenant War.'' | ''The relentless advance of the Covenant turned entire planets into funeral pyres between 2525 and 2552. Outer colonies that escaped the attention of the Prophets’ fleets often faced social collapse and mass famine – or worse – after the UNSC retreated, due to their reliance on food and terraforming support from Earth. At best, these colonies lost much of their population and sociopolitical complexity, but stabilized with locally sustainable settlements and technologies. Unfortunately, many cut-off colonies suffered catastrophic failures and were completely wiped out in desperate civil wars, plagues, or rapid reversion of planetary ecologies. As a reminder of what could have been, Infinity’s Andesia-born War Games designers set the training environment of Overgrowth on a Promesa that almost-was: a tomb-city reclaimed by their homeworld’s native vegetation. Here, trainees could prepare themselves for the grim duty of conducting security surveys on dead colonies that had strangled themselves on the complexities of interstellar support and interdependencies during the Covenant War.'' | ||
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===Battle of Noctus=== | ===Battle of Noctus=== | ||
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==New & updated universe entries this week!== | ==New & updated universe entries this week!== | ||
===New=== | ===New=== | ||
*'''[ | *'''[[Munera platform|Munera Platform]]''' | ||
One of many just like it, Munera Platform A7 plays host to an array of War Games simulations conducted by battle-hardened Spartans. | One of many just like it, Munera Platform A7 plays host to an array of War Games simulations conducted by battle-hardened Spartans. | ||
*'''[ | *'''[[Alluvion]]''' | ||
Once a flourishing and vibrant colony world, Alluvion was home to millions of humans before the Covenant arrived in 2542. | Once a flourishing and vibrant colony world, Alluvion was home to millions of humans before the Covenant arrived in 2542. | ||
===Updated=== | ===Updated=== | ||
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Updated to highlight new model images and text from ''Halo 5: Guardians''. | Updated to highlight new model images and text from ''Halo 5: Guardians''. | ||
==Source== | ==Source== | ||
*[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-sustained-glass Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder - | *[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/community/blog-posts/canon-fodder-sustained-glass Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder - Substained Glass] | ||
{{Canon Fodder}} | {{Canon Fodder}} |