Editing Codex - The Banished (section)

===Elite Infantry===
[[File:Ironclad Hunters.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Ironclad Mgalekgolo defending his allies from Cadian Infantrymen.]]

'''Jiralhanae Veterans:''' These Veteran Jiralhanae show skill and brutal cunningness that can impress Ork Kommandos. Glimmering in brightly coloured armor, these brutes show authority to their lesser brethren through combat prowess. Jiralhanae Veterans come in a massive variety. Some wear more ornate helmets, which marks them as having a leadership quality while the veterans who have the same combat skills but lack leadership ability wear helmets identical to Brute Warriors but painted to match their armor. Brute Veterans have access to almost the whole Banished armoury. While Veterans might simply be more capable Brute Warriors, they have also been known to wear jump packs or energy shields, giving them either more protection or more mobility.

'''Spec-Ops Team:''' A group of highly trained "Special Operation" Sangheili. These squads are employed on high-risk mission with low survival rates, and employ a wide range of weaponry to execute their job in the most efficient way possible. Outside of combat, they are easily identified by their black armour. Spec-Ops Sangheili are skilled enough to give Astartes a challenge, but more important is their use of both shields and active camoflage in combination. The Banished have solved the power issues that cause Stealth Sangheili to have to abandon shields for their camouflage, so Special Operation Sangheili will use Active Camo in battle instead of just to get into position, making them even more dangerous than the Covenant equivalent.

'''Ironclad Mgalekgolos:''' The Banished has saw the wasted potential of the Covenant and has decided that there should no longer be any weak points to the mighty Hunters. Sacrificing flexibility with the fabled Ironclad Armor that covers all exposed points. Ironclad Hunters are a juggernaut to be reckoned with. Boasting to be a rival to Terminators, its armor means that there will be a chance that all ranged weapons being fired upon these beasts will be reflected back to the attacker. Ironclad Hunters share the same equipment and rules as regular hunters, the only downside is that they are significantly slower and less agile then their other brethren as they are meant to act as a mobile defensive wall for allied infantry.