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*[[Sepiks Prime]] - Prime Servitor of the [[House of Devils]] | *[[Sepiks Prime]] - Prime Servitor of the [[House of Devils]] | ||
*[[Simiks-3]] - High Servitor in the [[House of Winter]] (born from the remnants of their Prime Servitor) | *[[Simiks-3]] - High Servitor in the [[House of Winter]] (born from the remnants of their Prime Servitor) | ||
*[[Kaliks Prime]] - Prime Servitor of the [[House of Wolves]] | *[[Kaliks Prime]] - Possibly the Prime Servitor of the [[House of Wolves]] | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 07:04, October 8, 2014
Template:Races infobox Servitors are large, spherical flying machines used by the Fallen. It gives a nourishing boost to the accompanying Fallen units by emitting purple glow.[1] They are shown to be very durable, and capable of firing blasts of energy from their eye, which is also a weak spot. There are more powerful servitors known as High Servitors. Above High Servitors are Prime Servitors, the highest form of Servitor known. Prime Servitors take the place of a religious leader among the Fallen, with each Fallen House having their own Prime Servitor.
Known Servitors
- Ether Runner - A High Servitor in the House of Exile
- Sepiks Prime - Prime Servitor of the House of Devils
- Simiks-3 - High Servitor in the House of Winter (born from the remnants of their Prime Servitor)
- Kaliks Prime - Possibly the Prime Servitor of the House of Wolves
Gallery
A servitor(left) can be seen in the concept art.
A Dreg is getting power from the Servitor.
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
References
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