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Centurions are the field commanders of the Cabal, serving as tactical commanders and are highly skilled in the use of the formidable array of combat electronics and deployable munitions fitted on their heavy armor.[2]
Overview
Destiny
Centurions back up Legionnaires in battle [3] and their talent for destruction is enhanced by their heavy weapons and armor. [4] They stay mobile thanks to jump jets that blast them across the battlefield and can be distinguished by different types of armor based on class.[5]
Gameplay
As the lead unit in a standard group of Cabal soldiers, Centurions should be eliminated quickly. Armed with a deadly Projection Rifle, an analogue of a grenade launcher, they relentlessly bombard the position Guardians with highly-explosive grenades at any distance. The grenades they fire have a high velocity, so dodging them can be a challenge. In addition, a Centurion's armor is embedded with a Solar shield, improving their overall durability. In conjunction with their deadly firepower, they are also surprisingly mobile due to their jump jets, which they use repeatedly to reposition themselves and find a different firing points so they can continue to pound Guardians with their Projection Rifles.[6]
Destiny 2
In Destiny 2, Centurions gain the ability to hover with their jetpacks, using the height advantage to bombard Guardians with their Cabal Bronto Cannon. While hovering, they may strafe to evade incoming fire. Like Legionaries, they are able to deploy a wrist-mounted sword to make melee attacks.[7]
Known Centurions
- Bracus Tha'aurn
- Bracus Tho'ourg
- Dominus Ghaul
- Primus Sha'aul
- Brann, the Unbent Blade
- Val Aru'un
- Valus Trau'ug
- Drusk, the Crushing Fist
- Kurg, the All-Seeing Force
- Kraug, the Undeterred
- Zarik, the Booming Voice
- [[Valus Thuun}}
- Bracus Zahn
Types
- Fleet Centurion
- Gunnery Centurion
- Imperial Centurion
- Line Centurion
- Loyalist Centurion
- Scout Centurion
- Blood Guard Centurion
- Blood Guard Exemplar
- Blood Guard Security
- Honored Centurion
- Impact Centurion
- Psionically Enhanced Centurion
- Infiltrator Valus
Gallery
A Dust Giants Centurion
A Centurion battles against the Guardians.
A Centurion guarding the Dust Palace.
An illustration of a Centurion.
A Centurion in mid-lunge as a Warlock blasts it with their melee.
Primus Sha'aul, a Centurion boss.
A Bloodguard Centurion fighting for the Red Legion.
A Centurion in battle.
A Centurion showing his energy shield
A Golden Centurion
A Centurion clad in white armour
List of appearances
References
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Centurion
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Centurion
- ^ EuroGamer.net: Destiny:Bungie unveils its shared world shooter
- ^ Destiny Planet View
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Game: Console, Activision Blizzard
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Game: Console, Activision Blizzard
- ^ YouTube - Destiny 2 Gameplay Premiere
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