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When he was still a teacher at the War College, Eibon was not only a master of both warfare and philosophy, but also science, and had performed a number of genetic experiments meant to study new possibilities of evolutionary advancement. One of his more effective and classified experiments was what he dubbed the "Unleashed Mutation", a prototype augmentor that, when in use, simulates a temporary mutation that would change the Warrior near-instantaneously into an even more powerful form designed to adapt to any and all battle scenarios to become true masters of war.

The augmentor initiates when a Warrior's representing icon on their armor glows with hard light, and then starts off by making minor, yet advanced adaptations to a Warrior, all the way to their very combat skin: when active, the Warrior's armor changes color to something more suited to their liking. The Warrior gains an immunity to practically all forms of injury, both to body and armor: bullet and energy wounds quickly regenerate, and even damage to the combat skin is capable of swift materialization. In combat, a Warrior's skills and abilities are enhanced nearly tenfold: certain talents with long-ranged or close-quarters weapons become far more developed as their links between weapon and armor also modifies the weapon's power, and individuals' attributes (speed, strength, awareness, ect.) evolve to a whole new level of lethality to something more like a force of nature than a soldier.

But while the the augnmentor is useful, there are certain flaws to its function: if the Unleashed Mutation is either used too long (half hour tops) or even overused in a short period of time, individuals would become far more aggressive and place themselves in fits of rage that would endanger everyone and everything in their paths, ally, enemy, or unaffiliated. Because of this, having performed all the alpha tests on himself, Eibon only gave the imprints to six other Prometheans he could trust to use it wisely: the six would made up his Unleashed Warriors, as beta testers. And even though they displayed similar, yet minor effects to themselves, they olny ever used the enhancements in the most demanding of battles.

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Description
When he was still a teacher at the War College, Eibon was not only a master of both warfare and philosophy, but also science, and had performed a number of genetic experiments meant to study new possibilities of evolutionary advancement. One of his more effective and classified experiments was what he dubbed the "Unleashed Mutation", a prototype augmentor that, when in use, simulates a temporary mutation that would change the Warrior near-instantaneously into an even more powerful form designed to adapt to any and all battle scenarios to become true masters of war.

The augmentor initiates when a Warrior's representing icon on their armor glows with hard light, and then starts off by making minor, yet advanced adaptations to a Warrior, all the way to their very combat skin: when active, the Warrior's armor changes color to something more suited to their liking. The Warrior gains an immunity to practically all forms of injury, both to body and armor: bullet and energy wounds quickly regenerate, and even damage to the combat skin is capable of swift materialization. In combat, a Warrior's skills and abilities are enhanced nearly tenfold: certain talents with long-ranged or close-quarters weapons become far more developed as their links between weapon and armor also modifies the weapon's power, and individuals' attributes (speed, strength, awareness, ect.) evolve to a whole new level of lethality to something more like a force of nature than a soldier.

But while the the augnmentor is useful, there are certain flaws to its function: if the Unleashed Mutation is either used too long (half hour tops) or even overused in a short period of time, individuals would become far more aggressive and place themselves in fits of rage that would endanger everyone and everything in their paths, ally, enemy, or unaffiliated. Because of this, having performed all the alpha tests on himself, Eibon only gave the imprints to six other Prometheans he could trust to use it wisely: the six would made up his Unleashed Warriors, as beta testers. And even though they displayed similar, yet minor effects to themselves, they olny ever used the enhancements in the most demanding of battles.

All Halo references belong to 343 Industries
Eibon, Unleashed Warriors, and Unleashed Mutation belong to