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The Super-Spire was primarily utilized as a trap to small UNSC vessels, such as dropships. Often compared a Venus Flytrap, any non-Covenant vehicles who entered into it's energy shields would instantly be disabled, and in the case of aerial-assault vehicles, this would result in a crash, usually killing all of the passengers. Unlike most other forward operations structure and vehicles, Spires do not have an easily accessible reactor core. The shields generated by the Spire must be activated and deactivated manually through a control interface in the upper portion of the structure. In the Super-Spire, these controls were typically manned by Sangheili Field Marshalls. The operations of the entire Spire in general, was manned by a Sangheili Fleet Master, however.

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  • Type-21 Immobile Ultra Heavy Anti-Aircraft Defensive Platform
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  • The Super-Spire was primarily utilized as a trap to small UNSC vessels, such as dropships. Often compared a Venus Flytrap, any non-Covenant vehicles who entered into it's energy shields would instantly be disabled, and in the case of aerial-assault vehicles, this would result in a crash, usually killing all of the passengers. Unlike most other forward operations structure and vehicles, Spires do not have an easily accessible reactor core. The shields generated by the Spire must be activated and deactivated manually through a control interface in the upper portion of the structure. In the Super-Spire, these controls were typically manned by Sangheili Field Marshalls. The operations of the entire Spire in general, was manned by a Sangheili Fleet Master, however.
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  • The Super-Spire was primarily utilized as a trap to small UNSC vessels, such as dropships. Often compared a Venus Flytrap, any non-Covenant vehicles who entered into it's energy shields would instantly be disabled, and in the case of aerial-assault vehicles, this would result in a crash, usually killing all of the passengers. Unlike most other forward operations structure and vehicles, Spires do not have an easily accessible reactor core. The shields generated by the Spire must be activated and deactivated manually through a control interface in the upper portion of the structure. In the Super-Spire, these controls were typically manned by Sangheili Field Marshalls. The operations of the entire Spire in general, was manned by a Sangheili Fleet Master, however. The Covenant Super-Spire managed thirty stories, each with it's own platform. Each platform contained it's own mounted plasma cannons, such as Type-26 Anti-Infantry Stationary Guns and Type-38 Anti-Aircraft Cannons, on virtually every level platform, used to aid Covenant aircraft in aerial warfare. These behemoth structures also were used as teleportation hubs, sending a continuous supply of phantoms and banshees to the battlefield. The Covenant Super-Spire could also be used as a direct-boarding dock for Covenant ships as large as CCS-class Battlecruisers and Covenant Corvettes. It was later figured that the Super-Spire, like regular Spires had the ability cloak nearby Covenant vessels. The Super-Spire, however, along with the other Spires placed in the area, were presumed to produce enough power to cloak either the entire Fleet of Consecrated Contribution, while limited to the vicinity of Icaria, or only the Covenant Supercruiser Valiant Seraphim around the entire planet of Hope. The Super-Spire is also believed to serve as a giant Covenant stealth pylon. was also utilized as a giant stealth pylon.
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