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{{Quote|When the great war ended, we thought we had peace. Instead, we got a new war, a different kind of war. At least back then, you knew who our enemy was, but now? Who knows. Its not an easy time to be a soldier, that's for sure.|Anonymous UNSC Serviceman}}
 
{{Quote|When the great war ended, we thought we had peace. Instead, we got a new war, a different kind of war. At least back then, you knew who our enemy was, but now? Who knows. Its not an easy time to be a soldier, that's for sure.|Anonymous UNSC Serviceman}}
   
The {{PAGENAME}} is a time of uncertainty and confusion taking place in the aftermath of the Great War.
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The {{PAGENAME}} is a [[Revenant Era/Timeline|time]] of uncertainty and confusion taking place in the aftermath of the Great War.
   
 
==Introduction==
 
==Introduction==
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The war's end has not been great for the Covenant either. The Schism didn't just sunder the Covenant races apart, but devastated their culture, their religion, and even their purpose. Now lost and wavering, civil war affects the length and breadth of former Covenant space. The Sangheili have emerged from a bloodied civil war, their worlds united under the Republic, and at least taking unsteady feet to being a galactic power again, while on the other side of Covenant space, the Jiralhanae have formed a central government, an alliance of tribes and chieftains, dedicated to protecting their own interests. Somewhere in the middle, the Kig-Yar have laid the foundations of their Union, though many have resorted to piracy rather than honest work. Across the territories, smaller empires emerge, using the confusion to cement their place in the galaxy, and squabble amongst one another for petty resources. Even the Covenant Fringe have cemented themselves into a powerful alliance, a rising force that cannot be dismissed easily.
 
The war's end has not been great for the Covenant either. The Schism didn't just sunder the Covenant races apart, but devastated their culture, their religion, and even their purpose. Now lost and wavering, civil war affects the length and breadth of former Covenant space. The Sangheili have emerged from a bloodied civil war, their worlds united under the Republic, and at least taking unsteady feet to being a galactic power again, while on the other side of Covenant space, the Jiralhanae have formed a central government, an alliance of tribes and chieftains, dedicated to protecting their own interests. Somewhere in the middle, the Kig-Yar have laid the foundations of their Union, though many have resorted to piracy rather than honest work. Across the territories, smaller empires emerge, using the confusion to cement their place in the galaxy, and squabble amongst one another for petty resources. Even the Covenant Fringe have cemented themselves into a powerful alliance, a rising force that cannot be dismissed easily.
   
Out in the darkness, forgotten enemies stir. The Covenant remnant, a lost allegiance of Jiralhanae and San'Shyuum, plot and formulate, gathering strength, strength enough to take back what was theirs, and continue the Covenant's holy quest. Elsewhere, more pragmatic forces under the banner of Jul 'Mdama continue the Covenant's work in their own way, searching for scraps of Forerunner technology, and attempting to awaken sleeping gods, in the hope of gaining enough power to take back their homeworld, and destroy their human foes. Amidst the ashes, shadowy forces seek to enforce their will and take power, to create a new empire. To complicate matters, ancient Forerunner constructs, asleep for millenia, have begun to stir, these A.I.s throwing their lot behind one force or another.
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Out in the darkness, forgotten enemies stir. The Covenant remnant, a lost allegiance of Jiralhanae and San'Shyuum, plot and formulate, gathering strength, strength enough to take back what was theirs, and continue the Covenant's holy quest. Elsewhere, more pragmatic forces under the banner of Jul 'Mdama continue the Covenant's work in their own way, searching for scraps of Forerunner technology, and attempting to awaken sleeping gods, in the hope of gaining enough power to take back their home world, and destroy their human foes. Amidst the ashes, shadowy forces seek to enforce their will and take power, to create a new empire. To complicate matters, ancient Forerunner constructs, asleep for millennia, have begun to stir, these A.I.s throwing their lot behind one force or another.
   
 
Now is an age of confusion and chaos, subterfuge and strife. The cataclysmic battles of the Great War are gone, and battles are instead fought with shadow operatives and proxy wars. Now is the age of the Revenant.
New races are being discovered and contacted on a regular basis, like the cybernetic Machina, the illusive Plainsferians and the disciplined Vorenus, as well as the shadowy Sarekiim and the barbarous Abhorred. And out in the darkness, ancient evil stirs, biding its time.
 
 
Now is an age of confusion and chaos, subterfuge and strife. The cataclysmic battles of the Great War are gone, and battles are instead fought with shadowy operatives and proxy wars. Now is the age of the Revenant.
 
   
 
==Factions==
 
==Factions==
   
===United Earth Government===
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===[[Alliance of United Races]]===
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A rough coalition of like-minded governments, the Alliance is as much a mutual defence pact, as it is any real agency. Originally founded as a pact between the UNSC and Republic, It has since expanded to include other factions, and combat the rising influence of the Confederacty
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====[[United Earth Government (Necros)|United Earth Government]]====
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[[File:UNSC Phoenix black text.png|right|200px|The Phoenix of the UNSC]]
   
 
The United Earth Government is the central government for humanity, and their representative on the galactic stage. The Earth Government is a collection of nation states, not just from Earth, but from the majority of human worlds. Following the war, the UEG has been devastated, with dozens of worlds burned to ash, and is now in the long process of rebuilding. The UEG has since began to expand their borders, coming into contact with new alien races for trade and exchanges. Contact with the Covenant has forced massive changes in the political and social areas of the UEG, and has prompted a speed of scientific advancement not seen since the second renaissance.
 
The United Earth Government is the central government for humanity, and their representative on the galactic stage. The Earth Government is a collection of nation states, not just from Earth, but from the majority of human worlds. Following the war, the UEG has been devastated, with dozens of worlds burned to ash, and is now in the long process of rebuilding. The UEG has since began to expand their borders, coming into contact with new alien races for trade and exchanges. Contact with the Covenant has forced massive changes in the political and social areas of the UEG, and has prompted a speed of scientific advancement not seen since the second renaissance.
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The United Nations Space Command is the military branch of the UEG, concerned with exploration, colonisation, military operations, intelligence gathering and disaster relief. Growing in size, technological capacity and skill, the UNSC was once considered largely inferior to the Covenant, but changes in technology has put them on even ground. The UNSC is considered to have some of the finest strategists in known space. Their growing corps of augmented super soldiers are considered a skilled and deadly force.
 
The United Nations Space Command is the military branch of the UEG, concerned with exploration, colonisation, military operations, intelligence gathering and disaster relief. Growing in size, technological capacity and skill, the UNSC was once considered largely inferior to the Covenant, but changes in technology has put them on even ground. The UNSC is considered to have some of the finest strategists in known space. Their growing corps of augmented super soldiers are considered a skilled and deadly force.
   
The UEG is currently facing a period of unrest, as a number of outer colonies are divided by internal conflict, and a number of other worlds attempt to secede from the UEG. Out in the neutral territories, dozens, if not hundreds of worlds have been set up illegally as bootrstrap colonies, free from government oversight, but vulnerable to raids by pirates and slavers.
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The UEG is currently facing a period of unrest, as a number of outer colonies are divided by internal conflict, and a number of other worlds attempt to secede from the UEG. Out in the neutral territories, dozens, if not hundreds of worlds have been set up illegally as bootstrap colonies, free from government oversight, but vulnerable to raids by pirates and slavers.
   
===[[United Sangheili Republic|Sangheili Republic]]===
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====[[United Sangheili Republic|Sangheili Republic]]====
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[[File:SOS 3.png|left|200px|thumb|The Sword and 3 stars, representing Sanghelios and its three suns.]]
   
 
Rising from the ashes of the Covenant, the Sangheili have at last ended civil strife on their home world, and brought peace to the divided colonies. Expanding in size and power, the Republic has spread its influence far and wide, attempting to exert control, or a degree of control, over the former Covenant. In the aftermath of the Schism, the Sangheili were left disadvantaged by losses in numbers and technology, and have had to claw their way back to the top, reclaiming knowledge lost to their people. Now they have returned to power, they, together with the UEG, form a bulwark of order against an increasingly unstable galaxy.
 
Rising from the ashes of the Covenant, the Sangheili have at last ended civil strife on their home world, and brought peace to the divided colonies. Expanding in size and power, the Republic has spread its influence far and wide, attempting to exert control, or a degree of control, over the former Covenant. In the aftermath of the Schism, the Sangheili were left disadvantaged by losses in numbers and technology, and have had to claw their way back to the top, reclaiming knowledge lost to their people. Now they have returned to power, they, together with the UEG, form a bulwark of order against an increasingly unstable galaxy.
   
The Republic's military is not just a a occupation, its a part of their society, and service, in some form or another, is expected. Huge in numbers, it is largely equipped with pre-war gear and technology. However, as the Republic grows in strength and aptitude, it has begun devising new technologies and weapons for their warriors, giving an ever increasingly advanced army.
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The Republic's military arm, the Swords of Sanghelios, is not just a a occupation, its a part of their society, and service, in some form or another, is expected. Huge in numbers, it is largely equipped with pre-war gear and technology. However, as the Republic grows in strength and aptitude, it has begun devising new technologies and weapons for their warriors, giving an ever increasingly advanced army.
   
 
The Republic has ruthlessly stamped out internal dissent, putting down would-be warlords and Covenant sympathisers. They manage an extended network of Protectorates, small colonies in their sphere of influence. This includes the Unggoy homeworld Balaho, and the Lekgolo's homeworld, Te, as well as a handful of human, Kig-Yar and even a Jiralhanae world.
 
The Republic has ruthlessly stamped out internal dissent, putting down would-be warlords and Covenant sympathisers. They manage an extended network of Protectorates, small colonies in their sphere of influence. This includes the Unggoy homeworld Balaho, and the Lekgolo's homeworld, Te, as well as a handful of human, Kig-Yar and even a Jiralhanae world.
   
===[[Jiralhanae Alliance]]===
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====[[The Freeholds]]====
   
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The Frontier had been no stranger to wars, but the deadly conflicts within the Jiralhanae Kingdoms and Kig-Yar Union resulted in a new area of space to secede. Formed of like minded people, the Freeholds was one of the last stretches of free space on the Frontier. It was protected by natural barriers, and guarded fiercely by those who sought freedom over everything else. Primarily formed as a union between the Jiralhanae [[Tyraxus Tribe]] and the Kig-Yar Void Blades Clan.
Jiralhanae space has been united in a tenuous alliance, allying the home world Doisac and their numerous colonies. The alliance is in actually a innumerable collection of pacts, family alliances and ancient blood ties, that maintain the peace. At the head of this are the High Chieftains, Gaius and Marius, who delegate to the lower Chieftains. This Arrangement keeps conflict relegated to small internal conflicts, usually organised as battles between Clans for power.
 
   
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A rag-tag group of warriors, without a heavily cemented chain of command, they fight with a fervour unseen to most, intent on protecting their way of life, and their ideals. They use mostly Covenant-era wargear, but do see some new gear, thanks to the Republic, and are capable of producing their own wargear.
The Jiralhanae Alliance maintains a non-aggression pact with both the Republic and the UEG, usually relegating themselves to their own sphere of influence. However, recent expansion by Clans into the neutral territories, and peaceful relations with the Remnant and Pirates, have resulted in recent sanctions. Many Clans actively engage in piracy and slavery in the neutral territories, attacking neutral worlds and carrying off anything or anyone of value.
 
   
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The influence of the Freeholds is ever expanding, with worlds splitting from other factions to join them. They maintain alliances to the Warbound, Republic, and Frontier League, in an effort to create an extended resistance network against the growing forces of the Confederacy.
The Alliance has a centralized military, in the form of the Clans and Tribes directly under the control of the High Chieftains. However, for most military operations, they delegate to the Chieftains and their clans, tasking them with internal regulation, and border defence, often with some incentive for reward.
 
   
===[[Kig-Yar Union]]===
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====[[The Warbound]]====
   
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Rebels and guerillas formed in opposition to the ever growing influence of the slave trade on the Frontier, the Warbound travel from world to world in a nomad fleet, on a never ending crusade to place a halt to slavery. Made up of volunteers and escaped slaves, their strength grows with each liberated slave, and their enemy grows weaker in the face of every brutal strike. Under clandestine support of the Swords of Sanghelios and Freeholds, they continue their campaign, mounting hit and run attacks on anybody that deals in slavery.
The Kig-Yar Union is a loose term for a large area of space ruled by a collection of Kig-Yar clans. The truth is, they have no centralized government, but instead function as a collection of smaller nation states, usually at a state of peace with one another. Alliances of clans, brokered from trade agreements, form their government, with a steady alliance ruling the home worlds, while further territories are ruled on the policy of 'might makes right' with the strongest ruling over the weaker clans.
 
 
Union Territory can be adequately described as one of the most criminally active areas in the galaxy. In the Union, slave trading is legal, and most clans involve in illegal activity as a business, such as smuggling, drug trafficking, mercenary work, racketeering and production of contraband. To this end, most governments refuse to acknowledge them as a single governmental group. The only trade they stay out of is piracy, though they are more than willing to trade with them.
 
 
Most clans care for their own defence,funding small fleets and armies, mostly dedicated to inter-clan fighting or fending off piracy. To this end, there's few ships larger than CCS-class Battlecruisers, and most infantry fight in a mixture of old gear.
 
 
===[[Kig-Yar Pirates]]===
 
 
At the edges of Union, Covenant and Neutral territories is a independent group, generally referred to as 'Kig-Yar Pirates', though the truth is the group is in no way unified. A collection of Pirate clans, they specialize in all the illegal trade of the Clans in the Union, but, as their name suggests, they engage in piratical activities, actively raiding shipping lanes and colonies. The leaders of these groups are referred to as Princes, and while they do indeed have a throne for a Pirate King, it remains vacant. Few have the power or influence to unite the Pirate clans, but should somebody one day manage it, they will be a force to be recognised. Pirate clans actively attack targets in Jiralhanae, Union, Republic, UEG and neutral space, and have been known to sell their services to the Covenant.
 
   
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====Frontier League====
The Pirate clans differ from their Union cousins in that they are very well armed, usually picking speed over fire power, and have a variety of starships, spacecraft, armoured vehicles and weapons. Usually arranged by crew and by ship, pirate clans have little in terms of regimented discipline during combat, but make up for it with guile and cunning.
 
   
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A buffer stated created in agreement between the UNSC and SOS, this state is essentially a UNSC sponsored state, receiving financial and military support from the UNSC. With forces consisting of mostly ex-UNSC stock, and mothballed vessels, the Frontier Coalition is a small democratic government, and mostly serves to separate UNSC interests from the Frontier. Despite their reliance on the UNSC, they do have a certain 'frontier spirit' of independence about them.
The Pirate clans rely on secrecy and diversion to operate. Few operate from a fixed base, and those that do have them so remote or well hidden that it is impossible to catch them. Using this to evade detection, they strike at undefended targets, rather than at military strong points, and slip away before retribution can find them. They are otherwise beset on all sides by those they target, and infighting among Clans, and even within Clans, is common.
 
   
===[[Covenant Remnants (Necros)|Covenant Remnant]]===
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====[[Covenant Remnants (Necros)|Covenant Remnant]]====
   
 
The Covenant Remnant, and the largest faction of the splintered empire, the Remnant follows the creed of the Prophet of Deliverance, teaching a modified version of the Great Journey, in accordance to his new Oracle. When the Prophet of Deliverance fled into the unknown territories, legions of Jiralhanae, still loyal to the Covenant, fled with him, and he has used this opportunity to rebuild their strength. While no measure of the original Covenants strength, they are strong enough that they can challenge the Republic, Alliance and UEG at the same time. Their modified creed teaches that they will earn their path into the great beyond through the domination of non-believers, conquering and subjugating their enemies and former subjects.
 
The Covenant Remnant, and the largest faction of the splintered empire, the Remnant follows the creed of the Prophet of Deliverance, teaching a modified version of the Great Journey, in accordance to his new Oracle. When the Prophet of Deliverance fled into the unknown territories, legions of Jiralhanae, still loyal to the Covenant, fled with him, and he has used this opportunity to rebuild their strength. While no measure of the original Covenants strength, they are strong enough that they can challenge the Republic, Alliance and UEG at the same time. Their modified creed teaches that they will earn their path into the great beyond through the domination of non-believers, conquering and subjugating their enemies and former subjects.
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The Remnant is ruled absolutely by the Prophet of Deliverance, and his top Chieftain, Cassius. Few challenge this, and even fewer survive these attempts. However, resentment has begun to grow inside the faction as military campaigns meet with failure.
 
The Remnant is ruled absolutely by the Prophet of Deliverance, and his top Chieftain, Cassius. Few challenge this, and even fewer survive these attempts. However, resentment has begun to grow inside the faction as military campaigns meet with failure.
   
===Storm Covenant===
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====[[Storm Covenant]]====
   
 
The Storm Covenant is another successor of the fallen Covenant, and is equal parts cult and terrorist organisation. Ruled by Jul 'Mdama, with the Sangheili returned to their rightful place as leaders of the Covenant, the Storm Covenant has aims to both take back Sanghelios from the Republic, and exterminating of subjugating mankind. Lacking the manpower or resources of the Remnant, they instead resort to assassination, espionage, terrorism and raids. They also actively hunt for Forerunner relics, particularly those pertaining to their warrior-god the Didact, as well as any member of the Warrior-Servants.
 
The Storm Covenant is another successor of the fallen Covenant, and is equal parts cult and terrorist organisation. Ruled by Jul 'Mdama, with the Sangheili returned to their rightful place as leaders of the Covenant, the Storm Covenant has aims to both take back Sanghelios from the Republic, and exterminating of subjugating mankind. Lacking the manpower or resources of the Remnant, they instead resort to assassination, espionage, terrorism and raids. They also actively hunt for Forerunner relics, particularly those pertaining to their warrior-god the Didact, as well as any member of the Warrior-Servants.
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The Storm Covenant leadership is focused around Jul 'Mdama, and has little in terms of internal strife. Due to their nature, they have few colonies, and instead focus on ease of movement, with fleets being self sustaining.
 
The Storm Covenant leadership is focused around Jul 'Mdama, and has little in terms of internal strife. Due to their nature, they have few colonies, and instead focus on ease of movement, with fleets being self sustaining.
   
===Minor Factions===
 
====[[Tyraxus Tribe]]====
 
====[[Volendrunus Clan]]====
 
====[[Tzxyzyl Hives]]====
 
====[[Empire of Koroku]]====
 
====[[The Bloodied Claw]]====
 
====[[The Hegemony]]====
 
====[[Abhorred]]====
 
   
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====Servants of Abiding Truth====
   
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Lead by 'the Bishop' Avu Med 'Telcam, the Servants of Abiding Truth was a quasi-religious sect, attempting to unify the Sangheili. With religious centric views, and an isolationist stance, the Servants made few allies. They were eventually forced from Sanghelios, and their leader assassinated by ONI when he outlived his usefulness to them.
==Timeline==
 
   
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====Risen Covenant====
*2553
 
**Dr. Ruth Charet gives her inaugural address after her election as President of the Unified Earth Government.
 
**The first class of the SPARTAN-IV program, consisting of 145 volunteers, is initiated.
 
*The New Colonial Alliance make themselves known, attacking the UNSC and attempting to steal the the UNSC Infinity
 
**The black ops unit Kilo-Five is formed to exasperate the growing civil war on Sanghelios.
 
**The UNSC Security Council begins the reconstruction of the colonies. Diplomatic missions are sent to the colonies to aid in the reconstruction.
 
**Several notable officers discuss the creation of the Spartan branch.
 
   
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A murky faction, hiding in dark space, the Risen Covenant are lead by Luro 'Taralum. Once a Covenant high commander, his failings exiled him far from home, and when the Covenant fell, he seized his share. While they lack the size or influence of the Storm Covenant or Covenant Remnant, the Risen Covenant are known for their sudden, brutal attacks, and without care for military or civilian targets. The Risen Covenant are adherents to the Great Journey, and possess a fierce zealotry, and often attack without warning or care. Their armour and weapons are all daubed in black, with white markings, usually around the face.
*February
 
**Lord Terrence Hood arrives at Sanghelios to meet with Thel 'Vadam to formalize a treaty of peace between the humans and the Sangheili. Hood also invites Thel to attend the memorial ceremony dedicated to those who died during the war.
 
*The Spartans are trapped within Onyx are freed, though ONI takes Dr. Catherine Halsey into their custody. ONI dispatches follow up science teams to examine the station.
 
*Jul 'Mdama is captured by Kilo-Five and placed in ONI custody.
 
   
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===[[Confederacy of Former Covenant States]]===
*March
 
**In a ceremony presided over by Lord Hood, a memorial is erected near Mount Kilimanjaro to officially mark the end of the Great War, and in remembrance of those who gave their lives in the war. A three gun salute is given for the fallen, and it is attended by Sangheili digniatries including Thel 'Vadam. Spartans from Blue and Crimson team, as well as the so-called 'Leonidians' attend the ceremony.
 
**Kilo-Five moves their operations to Venezia to investigate growing Insurrectionist forces.
 
**Jiralhanae servants carry out terrorist attacks in the Ontom region of Sanghelios, result in the death of dozens of Sangheili.
 
**The Sangheili Civil War begins with the Servants of Abiding Truth attacking the Swords of Sanghelios. ONI and the UNSC Navy intervene on behalf of both sides, unknown to each other.
 
*Jul 'Mdama escapes captivity and makes it to Hesduros. Here, he uses the religious beliefs of the people to form the Storm Covenant and begin his insurgency against the Arbiter.
 
   
 
====[[The Demiurge]]====
*April
 
**Kilo-Five begin to hunt for Kig-Yar pirate Sav Fel and Insurrectionist Steffan Sentzke, in the process interrupting his acquisition of a CCS-class Battlecruiser and revealing the fate of his daughter. In the ensuing chaos, the ship is destroyed and Sentzke is presumed dead.
 
   
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Once known as the Shadow Covenant, the Demiurge has existed in the Covenant's shadow for millennia, engineering events to their plans, preparing for the day they can take the reigns of the Covenant. Their grand scheme was thwarted by the unexpected machinations of Truth, Regret, and Mercy, so they went back to planning. A cabal of industrialists, traders, military officers, and priests, their common goal is control of the Covenant. With the fall of the Covenant, they carved out a sizeable chunk for themselves, resulting in the the foundation of the Demiurge. Operating in secrecy, with cutting edge technology seized from the ashes of the Covenant, their true threat comes from their ability to harness advanced Covenant technology without ecclesiastical oversight. Specialising in espionage and cyber warfare, their advanced weapons and warships are quickly building to a threat capable of drowning the UNSC and SOS in violence.
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**The UEG begins making investment in the recolonisation of Reach, the first pioneer groups returning to the devastated world.
 
   
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Supplanting older Jiralhanae governments, the Kingdoms is a collection of pacts, ancient blood ties, fiefdoms, mini-empires, and thrall-worlds, all bound together under the rule of Overlord Marius. Ruling over the rest of the Jiralhanae, he maintains dominion by strict control over the technology and manufacturing resources of the Kingdoms. He actively fosters tensions between members of his kingdom, weeding out the week, and keeping his enemies in check.
   
 
The Kingdoms maintains a non-aggression pact with both the Republic and the UEG, usually relegating themselves to their own sphere of influence. However, recent expansion by Clans into the neutral territories, and peaceful relations with the Remnant and Pirates, have resulted in heavy sanctions. This has driven them to seek an alliance with the Confederacy.
*March
 
**Jul 'Mdama and his followers find the shield world of Requiem, but are unable to gain entrance. They blockade the entrance and wait for several years.
 
**Storm Covenant officer Merg Vol attacks Draetheus V in order to seize a Forerunner weapon. The battle results in mutual destruction and the lose of the weapon.
 
*April
 
**The Swords of Sanghelios investigate the activity of the Storm Covenant, and in the resulting engagement the Shadow of Intent is badly damaged.
 
   
 
The Alliance has a centralized military, in the form of the Clans and Tribes directly under the control of the Overlords. However, for most military operations, they delegate to the Chieftains and their clans, tasking them with internal regulation, and border defence, often with some incentive for reward.
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====[[Kig-Yar Union]]====
*February
 
**An agent of the Storm Covenant commits a terrorist attack the outer colony of Sedra.
 
   
 
The Kig-Yar Union is a loose term for a large area of space ruled by a collection of Kig-Yar clans. The truth is, they have no centralized government, but instead function as a collection of smaller nation states, usually at a state of peace with one another. Alliances of clans, brokered from trade agreements, form their government, with a steady alliance ruling the home worlds, while further territories are ruled on the policy of 'might makes right' with the strongest ruling over the weaker clans.
*November
 
**The Shadow of Intent returns to active duty, conducting pacification missions against rebels.
 
   
 
Union Territory can be adequately described as one of the most criminally active areas in the galaxy. In the Union, slave trading is legal, and most clans are involved in illegal activity as a business, such as smuggling, drug trafficking, mercenary work, racketeering and production of contraband. To this end, most governments refuse to acknowledge them as a single governmental group. The only trade they stay out of is piracy, though they are more than willing to trade with them.
===2557===
 
   
 
Most clans care for their own defence,funding small fleets and armies, mostly dedicated to inter-clan fighting or fending off piracy. To this end, there's few ships larger than CCS-class Battlecruisers, and most infantry fight in a mixture of old gear.Recent border wars with the Republic have created growing tension, allowing the warlord Dekd Nok to take control of the Union, and fashion it into an empire to crush his foes.
*February 2
 
**Shadow of Intent leaves the Urs system for a diplomatic mission in former Covenant territory.
 
**UNSC Infinity is commissioned into service.
 
   
 
====[[The Hegemony]]====
*May
 
**The Shadow of Intent participates in naval exercises with the UNSC Navy in the Joint Occupation Zone. After this the ship is tasked with the protection of Sanghelios and Sangheili colonies.
 
   
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A union of several of the Covenant Fringe races, the Hegemony is a growing power, seeking to unify their region of space and expand their control. Seeking to move past the their previous territory. They've aimed to avoid the mistakes of the Covenant, abandoning religious fervour and allegiances. Antagonistic, especially to the UNSC, they primarily rely on ex-Covenant technology, and have done little to expand past that. Their strength comes through the focused roles, and support from their Demiurge allies.
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**The UNSC Rubicon arrives at the ruins of Installation 00 and deploys several teams to the Ark's surface. After a week, it loses contact with most of the ground teams, and the last one returns the wreckage of 343 Guilty Spark. The A.I. recounts it's story then seizes the ship and holds the crew prisoner.
 
   
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====[[Covenant of Blood]]====
*July
 
**Having waited for three years, the Storm Covenant finally gain access to the Requiem when the wreckage of the Forward Unto Dawn drifts close to it. The resulting action results in the Dawn, and many Covenant ships, being pulled into the gravity well.
 
**In the days following the landing, the Didact is released from his prison, assuming command of the Covenant Remnant and his own Prometheans. The UNSC Infinity is pulled into Requiem, with the Didact seeking to take the information held aboard. With information from the Librarian, and help from the officers aboard, Spartan-117 pursues the Didact to Installation 03.
 
**The Didact seizes the Composer device, and then sets course for Earth. During his attack, the population of New Phoenix is composed. The Mantle's Approach, the Didact's fortress ship, is destroyed in the attack, and the Didact is sent to Gamma Halo. During the battle, the degrading A.I. Cortana is destroyed.
 
**The Didact kills Black team and seizes several Composers, and Gamma halo, intending to continue his geoncidal war against humanity
 
**Blue team is deployed to stop the Didact, destroying him and Gamma halo in the process.
 
   
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The old adage of the "enemy of my enemy is my friend" lead to the formation of the Covenant of Blood. Survivors from the Storm Covenant and Covenant Remnant formed as single force, unified by their hatred of their enemies, and faith in the Forerunners, they've looked to strike back at their hated foes, under the patronage of the Demiurge.
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====[[Tzxyzyl Hives]]====
*February
 
 
====[[Empire of Koroku]]====
**Sangheili terrorist, Gek 'Lhar, escapes ONI detainment.
 
**The UNSC Infinity returns to Requiem, punching a hole in the Storm blockade and landing significant forces.
 
**UNSC Marine, Army, Navy and Spartan forces engage the Storm Covenant in a series of escalating battles on Requiem, seizing Forerunner artefacts and positions from one another. After trapping the UNSC Infinity with a Forerunner device, and apparently killing Chief Engineer Glassman, the UNSC is forced to bring Dr. Halsey in to consult.
 
*Halsey is abducted by Covenant forces, and 'Mdama closes his trap, planning to destroy the Infinity and Requiem. Doctor Glassman is rescued in return, and both the Storm Covenant and the UNSC discover (And take into position one half of) the Janus Key, a item that maps the real-time position of Forerunner artefacts. The Infinity narrowly escapes the destruction of Requeim. The resulting battle has taken a significant toll on the Storm Covenant in terms of numbers and materiel, with lieutenants Parg Vol and Gek 'Lkar killed and several ships destroyed. The UNSC escapes relatively unscathed, though the lose of Halsey is a significant failing.
 
   
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*March
 
**The UNSC Infinity is used as the UNSC's escort for the diplomatic meetings on Ealen IV. Meetings between Lord Hood, Thel 'Vadam, and Chieftain Lydus are interrupted by attacks from mercenary Vata 'Gajat.
 
*UNSC traitors within the Spartan program are revealed, and the delegation narrowly evades an ambush. The UNSC begins and internal investigation, kick starting the beginning of the end of the Spartan branch.
 
**Investigating the attacks on Ealen IV, the UNSC is ambushed by NCA forces utilising a Covenant defensive station, almost destroying the Infinity. Vata 'Gajat is apparently killed and the NCA commander and architect of the ambush, Daniel Clayton, is taken captive.
 
   
 
===Other Factions===
*May
 
**UNSC intelligence reveals the creation of a bioweapon on the neutral world of Ven III, prompting the deployment of Spartan forces.
 
**The following investigation reveals a sizeable Kig-Yar pirate presence, and their illegal activities in the neutral territories. In response, the Infinity destroys the pirate enclave and fleet. The bioweapon is a ruse by ONI to orchestrate this attack and remove the pirate threat.
 
   
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====[[Apostles of Might]]====
*July
 
 
====[[Cleansing Blade]]====
**The world of Oban is attacked by Storm Covenant forces, luring the UNSC closer to them, as part of Jul 'Mdama's plan against them.
 
 
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==Dramatis Personae==
*October: Commander Jameson Locke is deployed to Sanghelios to share intelligence with Thel 'Vadam, mostly concerning Spartan-117. He and his team conduct several joint exercises, assisting the Swords of Sanghelios in the field.
 
   
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*[[Storm Insurgency]]: The Storm Covenant cult attempts to usurp the Republic and defeat the UNSC, seeking to take control of ancient Forerunner weapons to empower themselves.
 
*[[Storm Insurgency]]: The Storm Covenant cult attempts to usurp the Republic and defeat the UNSC, seeking to take control of ancient Forerunner weapons to empower themselves.
 
*Founding of the Hegemony: The Hegemony rises as a major faction, gaining both military and economic strength to challenge the status quo.
 
*Founding of the Hegemony: The Hegemony rises as a major faction, gaining both military and economic strength to challenge the status quo.
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*Liberty Front: The beginning of a long and brutal insurgency by the so-called Liberty Front and the UNSC.
 
*[[Wolfbane Crisis]]: Border skirmishes between the UNSC and the Hegemony erupt into bloody conflict, following unremitting expansion by the Hegemony.
 
*[[Wolfbane Crisis]]: Border skirmishes between the UNSC and the Hegemony erupt into bloody conflict, following unremitting expansion by the Hegemony.
 
*[[War of the Triumvirate]]: A brutal three way war between the Empire of Koroko, Tzxyzl Hives and Bloodied Claw clan threatens to destabilize the frontier.
 
*[[War of the Triumvirate]]: A brutal three way war between the Empire of Koroko, Tzxyzl Hives and Bloodied Claw clan threatens to destabilize the frontier.
*[[Demiurge Conflict]]: The UNSc and Republic attempt to move in on the Demiurge, seeking to crush a foe they know little about.
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*[[Demiurge Conflict]]: The UNSC and Republic attempt to move in on the Demiurge, seeking to crush a foe they know little about.
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*[[War of Kings]]: All hell breaks loose as the Jiralhanae tribes collapse into civil war, while the Union and Hegemony make a move on them.
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*[[War of Ascendancy]]: Battle lines are drawn between the allies and those that seek total domination. The frontier will never be the same again
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*[[Revenant War]]: An ancient evil awakens
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==Members==
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*[[User:Ajax 013|Ajax 013]]: Creator of Revenant era, and messy contributor.
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*[[User:Lordofmonsterisland|LOMI]]:
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*[[User:Actene|Actene]]:
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*[[User:Ahalosniper|ASniper]]:
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*[[User:Chakravartin]]:
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==Contribution==
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Do you want to be a part of Revenant?
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Want to add to the largest universe on Halo Fanon?
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Then drop by the talk page and post up. I'll stop and have a chat.

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Terminal This fanfiction article, Revenant Era, was written by Ajax 013. Please do not edit this fiction without the writer's permission.
"When the great war ended, we thought we had peace. Instead, we got a new war, a different kind of war. At least back then, you knew who our enemy was, but now? Who knows. Its not an easy time to be a soldier, that's for sure."
―Anonymous UNSC Serviceman

The Revenant Era is a time of uncertainty and confusion taking place in the aftermath of the Great War.

Introduction

When the Great War ended, humanity breathed a sigh of relief. After a quarter of a century of alien aggression, at last the war was at an end. However, peace does not come so easily. At the edges of human space, rebellion has been brewing, and a civil war postponed by alien intervention is now again bubbling to the surface. Political and cultural tensions burn to the surface, and while much of human space are experiencing a technological renaissance, those living in the outer colonies are experiencing strife and hardship, many resorting to covert or open rebellion to see their aims made true.

The war's end has not been great for the Covenant either. The Schism didn't just sunder the Covenant races apart, but devastated their culture, their religion, and even their purpose. Now lost and wavering, civil war affects the length and breadth of former Covenant space. The Sangheili have emerged from a bloodied civil war, their worlds united under the Republic, and at least taking unsteady feet to being a galactic power again, while on the other side of Covenant space, the Jiralhanae have formed a central government, an alliance of tribes and chieftains, dedicated to protecting their own interests. Somewhere in the middle, the Kig-Yar have laid the foundations of their Union, though many have resorted to piracy rather than honest work. Across the territories, smaller empires emerge, using the confusion to cement their place in the galaxy, and squabble amongst one another for petty resources. Even the Covenant Fringe have cemented themselves into a powerful alliance, a rising force that cannot be dismissed easily.

Out in the darkness, forgotten enemies stir. The Covenant remnant, a lost allegiance of Jiralhanae and San'Shyuum, plot and formulate, gathering strength, strength enough to take back what was theirs, and continue the Covenant's holy quest. Elsewhere, more pragmatic forces under the banner of Jul 'Mdama continue the Covenant's work in their own way, searching for scraps of Forerunner technology, and attempting to awaken sleeping gods, in the hope of gaining enough power to take back their home world, and destroy their human foes. Amidst the ashes, shadowy forces seek to enforce their will and take power, to create a new empire. To complicate matters, ancient Forerunner constructs, asleep for millennia, have begun to stir, these A.I.s throwing their lot behind one force or another.

Now is an age of confusion and chaos, subterfuge and strife. The cataclysmic battles of the Great War are gone, and battles are instead fought with shadow operatives and proxy wars. Now is the age of the Revenant.

Factions

Alliance of United Races

A rough coalition of like-minded governments, the Alliance is as much a mutual defence pact, as it is any real agency. Originally founded as a pact between the UNSC and Republic, It has since expanded to include other factions, and combat the rising influence of the Confederacty

United Earth Government

The Phoenix of the UNSC

The United Earth Government is the central government for humanity, and their representative on the galactic stage. The Earth Government is a collection of nation states, not just from Earth, but from the majority of human worlds. Following the war, the UEG has been devastated, with dozens of worlds burned to ash, and is now in the long process of rebuilding. The UEG has since began to expand their borders, coming into contact with new alien races for trade and exchanges. Contact with the Covenant has forced massive changes in the political and social areas of the UEG, and has prompted a speed of scientific advancement not seen since the second renaissance.

The United Nations Space Command is the military branch of the UEG, concerned with exploration, colonisation, military operations, intelligence gathering and disaster relief. Growing in size, technological capacity and skill, the UNSC was once considered largely inferior to the Covenant, but changes in technology has put them on even ground. The UNSC is considered to have some of the finest strategists in known space. Their growing corps of augmented super soldiers are considered a skilled and deadly force.

The UEG is currently facing a period of unrest, as a number of outer colonies are divided by internal conflict, and a number of other worlds attempt to secede from the UEG. Out in the neutral territories, dozens, if not hundreds of worlds have been set up illegally as bootstrap colonies, free from government oversight, but vulnerable to raids by pirates and slavers.

Sangheili Republic

SOS 3

The Sword and 3 stars, representing Sanghelios and its three suns.

Rising from the ashes of the Covenant, the Sangheili have at last ended civil strife on their home world, and brought peace to the divided colonies. Expanding in size and power, the Republic has spread its influence far and wide, attempting to exert control, or a degree of control, over the former Covenant. In the aftermath of the Schism, the Sangheili were left disadvantaged by losses in numbers and technology, and have had to claw their way back to the top, reclaiming knowledge lost to their people. Now they have returned to power, they, together with the UEG, form a bulwark of order against an increasingly unstable galaxy.

The Republic's military arm, the Swords of Sanghelios, is not just a a occupation, its a part of their society, and service, in some form or another, is expected. Huge in numbers, it is largely equipped with pre-war gear and technology. However, as the Republic grows in strength and aptitude, it has begun devising new technologies and weapons for their warriors, giving an ever increasingly advanced army.

The Republic has ruthlessly stamped out internal dissent, putting down would-be warlords and Covenant sympathisers. They manage an extended network of Protectorates, small colonies in their sphere of influence. This includes the Unggoy homeworld Balaho, and the Lekgolo's homeworld, Te, as well as a handful of human, Kig-Yar and even a Jiralhanae world.

The Freeholds

The Frontier had been no stranger to wars, but the deadly conflicts within the Jiralhanae Kingdoms and Kig-Yar Union resulted in a new area of space to secede. Formed of like minded people, the Freeholds was one of the last stretches of free space on the Frontier. It was protected by natural barriers, and guarded fiercely by those who sought freedom over everything else. Primarily formed as a union between the Jiralhanae Tyraxus Tribe and the Kig-Yar Void Blades Clan.

A rag-tag group of warriors, without a heavily cemented chain of command, they fight with a fervour unseen to most, intent on protecting their way of life, and their ideals. They use mostly Covenant-era wargear, but do see some new gear, thanks to the Republic, and are capable of producing their own wargear.

The influence of the Freeholds is ever expanding, with worlds splitting from other factions to join them. They maintain alliances to the Warbound, Republic, and Frontier League, in an effort to create an extended resistance network against the growing forces of the Confederacy.

The Warbound

Rebels and guerillas formed in opposition to the ever growing influence of the slave trade on the Frontier, the Warbound travel from world to world in a nomad fleet, on a never ending crusade to place a halt to slavery. Made up of volunteers and escaped slaves, their strength grows with each liberated slave, and their enemy grows weaker in the face of every brutal strike. Under clandestine support of the Swords of Sanghelios and Freeholds, they continue their campaign, mounting hit and run attacks on anybody that deals in slavery.

Frontier League

A buffer stated created in agreement between the UNSC and SOS, this state is essentially a UNSC sponsored state, receiving financial and military support from the UNSC. With forces consisting of mostly ex-UNSC stock, and mothballed vessels, the Frontier Coalition is a small democratic government, and mostly serves to separate UNSC interests from the Frontier. Despite their reliance on the UNSC, they do have a certain 'frontier spirit' of independence about them.

Covenant Successors

Covenant Remnant

The Covenant Remnant, and the largest faction of the splintered empire, the Remnant follows the creed of the Prophet of Deliverance, teaching a modified version of the Great Journey, in accordance to his new Oracle. When the Prophet of Deliverance fled into the unknown territories, legions of Jiralhanae, still loyal to the Covenant, fled with him, and he has used this opportunity to rebuild their strength. While no measure of the original Covenants strength, they are strong enough that they can challenge the Republic, Alliance and UEG at the same time. Their modified creed teaches that they will earn their path into the great beyond through the domination of non-believers, conquering and subjugating their enemies and former subjects.

The entire Remnant's economy is focused on rebuilding their military strength, and allows them to have a sizeable fleet. They use this to actively attack or raid their enemies, waging military campaigns with all the subtly of the old Covenant. Military forces are trained and regimented, and have auxiliaries in the form of allied Pirate Clans and Jiralhanae Clans.

The Remnant is ruled absolutely by the Prophet of Deliverance, and his top Chieftain, Cassius. Few challenge this, and even fewer survive these attempts. However, resentment has begun to grow inside the faction as military campaigns meet with failure.

Storm Covenant

The Storm Covenant is another successor of the fallen Covenant, and is equal parts cult and terrorist organisation. Ruled by Jul 'Mdama, with the Sangheili returned to their rightful place as leaders of the Covenant, the Storm Covenant has aims to both take back Sanghelios from the Republic, and exterminating of subjugating mankind. Lacking the manpower or resources of the Remnant, they instead resort to assassination, espionage, terrorism and raids. They also actively hunt for Forerunner relics, particularly those pertaining to their warrior-god the Didact, as well as any member of the Warrior-Servants.

The Storm Covenant have a corps of extremely well trained warriors. They however are usually equipped with older generation gear. Many of their recruits are either those still slavishly loyal to the Covenant, and will do anything in the name of their religion, or those who seek to crush the Republic and mankind, and usually care little for politics or religion. The Storm Covenant relies on an extended network of terror cells to attack far afield targets that are out of their range.

The Storm Covenant leadership is focused around Jul 'Mdama, and has little in terms of internal strife. Due to their nature, they have few colonies, and instead focus on ease of movement, with fleets being self sustaining.


Servants of Abiding Truth

Lead by 'the Bishop' Avu Med 'Telcam, the Servants of Abiding Truth was a quasi-religious sect, attempting to unify the Sangheili. With religious centric views, and an isolationist stance, the Servants made few allies. They were eventually forced from Sanghelios, and their leader assassinated by ONI when he outlived his usefulness to them.

Risen Covenant

A murky faction, hiding in dark space, the Risen Covenant are lead by Luro 'Taralum. Once a Covenant high commander, his failings exiled him far from home, and when the Covenant fell, he seized his share. While they lack the size or influence of the Storm Covenant or Covenant Remnant, the Risen Covenant are known for their sudden, brutal attacks, and without care for military or civilian targets. The Risen Covenant are adherents to the Great Journey, and possess a fierce zealotry, and often attack without warning or care. Their armour and weapons are all daubed in black, with white markings, usually around the face.

Confederacy of Former Covenant States

The Demiurge

Once known as the Shadow Covenant, the Demiurge has existed in the Covenant's shadow for millennia, engineering events to their plans, preparing for the day they can take the reigns of the Covenant. Their grand scheme was thwarted by the unexpected machinations of Truth, Regret, and Mercy, so they went back to planning. A cabal of industrialists, traders, military officers, and priests, their common goal is control of the Covenant. With the fall of the Covenant, they carved out a sizeable chunk for themselves, resulting in the the foundation of the Demiurge. Operating in secrecy, with cutting edge technology seized from the ashes of the Covenant, their true threat comes from their ability to harness advanced Covenant technology without ecclesiastical oversight. Specialising in espionage and cyber warfare, their advanced weapons and warships are quickly building to a threat capable of drowning the UNSC and SOS in violence.

Jiralhanae Kingdoms

Supplanting older Jiralhanae governments, the Kingdoms is a collection of pacts, ancient blood ties, fiefdoms, mini-empires, and thrall-worlds, all bound together under the rule of Overlord Marius. Ruling over the rest of the Jiralhanae, he maintains dominion by strict control over the technology and manufacturing resources of the Kingdoms. He actively fosters tensions between members of his kingdom, weeding out the week, and keeping his enemies in check.

The Kingdoms maintains a non-aggression pact with both the Republic and the UEG, usually relegating themselves to their own sphere of influence. However, recent expansion by Clans into the neutral territories, and peaceful relations with the Remnant and Pirates, have resulted in heavy sanctions. This has driven them to seek an alliance with the Confederacy.

The Alliance has a centralized military, in the form of the Clans and Tribes directly under the control of the Overlords. However, for most military operations, they delegate to the Chieftains and their clans, tasking them with internal regulation, and border defence, often with some incentive for reward.

Kig-Yar Union

The Kig-Yar Union is a loose term for a large area of space ruled by a collection of Kig-Yar clans. The truth is, they have no centralized government, but instead function as a collection of smaller nation states, usually at a state of peace with one another. Alliances of clans, brokered from trade agreements, form their government, with a steady alliance ruling the home worlds, while further territories are ruled on the policy of 'might makes right' with the strongest ruling over the weaker clans.

Union Territory can be adequately described as one of the most criminally active areas in the galaxy. In the Union, slave trading is legal, and most clans are involved in illegal activity as a business, such as smuggling, drug trafficking, mercenary work, racketeering and production of contraband. To this end, most governments refuse to acknowledge them as a single governmental group. The only trade they stay out of is piracy, though they are more than willing to trade with them.

Most clans care for their own defence,funding small fleets and armies, mostly dedicated to inter-clan fighting or fending off piracy. To this end, there's few ships larger than CCS-class Battlecruisers, and most infantry fight in a mixture of old gear.Recent border wars with the Republic have created growing tension, allowing the warlord Dekd Nok to take control of the Union, and fashion it into an empire to crush his foes.

The Hegemony

A union of several of the Covenant Fringe races, the Hegemony is a growing power, seeking to unify their region of space and expand their control. Seeking to move past the their previous territory. They've aimed to avoid the mistakes of the Covenant, abandoning religious fervour and allegiances. Antagonistic, especially to the UNSC, they primarily rely on ex-Covenant technology, and have done little to expand past that. Their strength comes through the focused roles, and support from their Demiurge allies.

Covenant of Blood

The old adage of the "enemy of my enemy is my friend" lead to the formation of the Covenant of Blood. Survivors from the Storm Covenant and Covenant Remnant formed as single force, unified by their hatred of their enemies, and faith in the Forerunners, they've looked to strike back at their hated foes, under the patronage of the Demiurge.

Tzxyzyl Hives

Empire of Koroku

Thuria Ascendancy

Other Factions

Apostles of Might

Cleansing Blade

Free Domain

New Colonial Alliance

Yanme'e Hives

The Syndicate

The Assembly

Dramatis Personae

United Earth Government

Sangheili Republic

The Freeholds

The Warbound

Frontier League

Covenant Remnant

Storm Covenant

Servants of Abiding Truth

Risen Covenant

The Demiurge

Jiralhanae Kingdoms

Kig-Yar Union

The Hegemony

Covenant of Blood

Tzxyzyl Hives

Empire of Koroku

The Banished

Apostles of Might

Cleansing Blade

Free Domain

New Colonial Alliance

Yanme'e Hives

The Syndicate

The Assembly

Major Events

  • Sangheili Civil War: Left confused and uncertain by the rapidly changing events broguht on by the schism, the Sangheili return to their worlds splintered. Soon, new factions arise, seeking to each impose their own agenda and take control of the Sangheili race.
  • Didact Crisis: Awoken by the efforts of the Storm Covenant, the Didact enacts his terrible rather upon the human race.
  • Rise of the Republic: Sanghelios has finally been united under a single banner, that of the Arbiter. Now the newly forged Republic seeks not only to secure its borders, but take back all of Sangheili space from the zealots and warlords that still hold much of it.
  • Remnant war: The Remnant War opens with a mass invasion by the Covenant Remnant, seeking to destroy all of their old enemies in one feel motion.
  • Storm Insurgency: The Storm Covenant cult attempts to usurp the Republic and defeat the UNSC, seeking to take control of ancient Forerunner weapons to empower themselves.
  • Founding of the Hegemony: The Hegemony rises as a major faction, gaining both military and economic strength to challenge the status quo.
  • Liberty Front: The beginning of a long and brutal insurgency by the so-called Liberty Front and the UNSC.
  • Wolfbane Crisis: Border skirmishes between the UNSC and the Hegemony erupt into bloody conflict, following unremitting expansion by the Hegemony.
  • War of the Triumvirate: A brutal three way war between the Empire of Koroko, Tzxyzl Hives and Bloodied Claw clan threatens to destabilize the frontier.
  • Demiurge Conflict: The UNSC and Republic attempt to move in on the Demiurge, seeking to crush a foe they know little about.
  • War of Kings: All hell breaks loose as the Jiralhanae tribes collapse into civil war, while the Union and Hegemony make a move on them.
  • War of Ascendancy: Battle lines are drawn between the allies and those that seek total domination. The frontier will never be the same again
  • Revenant War: An ancient evil awakens

Members

Contribution

Do you want to be a part of Revenant?

Want to add to the largest universe on Halo Fanon?

Then drop by the talk page and post up. I'll stop and have a chat.