- "They're not breaking. Why aren't they breaking?"
- — Grimoire description.
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Centurions serve as Cabal field commanders and special ops troops,[1] backing up Legionnaires.[2] Centurion combat skills and leadership are unmatched, and their talent for destruction is enhanced by their heavy weapons and armor.[1] They stay mobile thanks to jump jets that blast them across the battlefield[3]. Centurion soldiers sport different armor than Centurion scouts, as seen in Destiny 2 with the Red Legion.
Gameplay
Centurions are the tactical field commanders in a standard group of Cabal soldiers, and should be eliminated quickly. Armed with a deadly Projection Rifle, which is a Cabal grenade launcher of sorts, they relentlessly bombard the position of any Guardian(s) with high-explosive grenades at any distance. The grenades they fire have a high velocity, so dodging them can be a challenge.
A Centurion's armor is embedded with a Solar shield, improving their overall durability. On top of this and their deadly firepower, they are also surprisingly mobile due to their jump jets, which they use to reposition themselves and find a different angle of attack so they could continue to pound Guardians with their Projection Rifles. Therefore, Centurions should be engaged with as much caution as possible.
In Destiny 2, Centurions gain a completely new look and new abilities. They are able to fly using a jetpack on the battlefield, and fire out energy blasts from a large crossbow-like weapon.
Known Centurions
Types
- Fleet Centurion
- Gunnery Centurion
- Imperial Centurion
- Line Centurion
- Scout Centurion
- Bloodguard Centurion
Gallery
A Dust Giants Centurion
A Centurion battles against the Guardians.
A Centurion guarding the Dust Palace.
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.
List of appearances
References
- ^ a b Destiny Planet View
- ^ EuroGamer.net: Destiny:Bungie unveils its shared world shooter
- ^ Game Informer January 2014, page 55
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