Spartan Augmentation Survival

📜 The Origins

The Spartan-II augmentation procedures were brutal. Less than half the candidates survived intact. Do you have the genetics to make it?

Input your genetic markers and luck. We'll calculate your odds of becoming a supersoldier vs. a washout.

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Candidate Profile

Genetic Compatibility

90% Match

Luck Factor

5/10

Likely Outcome

SPARTAN

55.0% Survival Chance

From the HALO Lore

Procedure Risks

The Spartan-II program abducted 75 children (age 6) and trained them until age 14. Then came The Augmentation Procedure.

Occipital Capillary Reversal: "Cat eyes." See in the dark.
Superconducting Fibrification of Neural Dendrites: Reaction time increased by 300%. "Spartan Time."
Carbide Ceramic Ossification: Bones coated in advanced material. Virtually unbreakable.
Muscular Enhancement Injections: Muscles rip and tear until they rebuild with density capable of lifting cars.

Of the 75 candidates:

33 survived intact.
12 were crippled.
30 died.
Those who died were given a military funeral. The crippled were reassigned to ONI intelligence.

Pro tips

01Ceramic bone carbide injection is painful.

02Thyroid implants boost growth.

03Luck is the most important stat.

Was it ethical?

No. Dr. Halsey is a war criminal. She argued it was 'Utilitarianism', sacrifice 75 children to save humanity from civil war (and later the Covenant).

Are Spartan-IVs the same?

No. Spartan-IVs are adult volunteers. They have safer augmentations but are physically weaker out of armor than IIs. The armor bridges the gap.