By the end of the war, there's also understandably not much love for the Prophets or Flood. Arch-Enemy: The humans and the Brutes are their main ones, depending on the faction and/or individual.The overcharged plasma bolt will instantly sap their shield and leave them vulnerable to die instantly to a headshot, or at least let the player riddle their now exposed body with bullets. Achilles' Heel: In nearly every game, the Plasma Pistol can help make short work of even the toughest of Elites.To top it off, their internal ideological and pragmatic differences have lead to civil war even as various factions continue their fight against the Brutes and/or humanity. Following the war, they traveled back to their homeworlds, where they realized that the thousands of years spent as a race of warriors had dulled their skills in every other aspect, particularly with regards to social organization and science.
The events of Halo 2, however, saw their fall from grace in the eyes of the Covenant due to the machinations of the current High Prophets, leading to an Enemy Mine with humanity in pursuit of vengeance. Prior to the Human-Covenant War, they were the right-hand of the Prophets, upholding their will and crushing all opposition. Tall, bipedal saurians, the Sangheili's lives revolve around honor and combat, and social standing is reliant on one's acquisition and skills in both. The second founding race of the Covenant, the Sangheili are a Proud Warrior Race in charge of everything military within the Covenant, and are the most variable enemy in the games.
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