The only rank that they reach is "Grunt". They usually travel in swarms to attack its opponent. The drones was a free race until the Covenant enslave them into becoming soldiers for the Covenant Fleet. Each Chieftain is granted a hammer and a type of energy field around them. The first Chieftain ever accounted was the brute Tartarus. The brutes are led by a certain leader called the Chieftain. The Brute's first appearance is in the Halo novel Halo Operation first strike.They are speacial elite guards for the Prophets.
Scarab (huge assault ground/anti-air vehicle_ The Forerunners seem to be the main antagonists as of Halo 4, as well as the Didact. However, they are shown again in Halo 4, although they are no longer one of the main enemies/antagonists, but merely as cannon fodder or a sub-enemy. The Covenant (Empire) are shown in every single Halo video game, and their latest appearance was in Halo 4. Current Events Covenant Elites, as shown in Halo Wars. Their technology is also similar and inspired by the vastly superior technology of the Forerunners.
Their religon and society alike are heavily based on their ancient ancestors : The Forerunners. Although the Covenant officially lost the war, they still do battle against the Humans/UNSC, but are less organized due to the loss of all their Prophets (Regret, Mercy, Truth). Another marking of their internal conflict was the Flood infestation of the High Charity, a Covenant space-ship. Despite their superior technology from the UNSC, they were soon defeated from internal conflicts, such as the Species rivalry and betrayal of the Sangheili (commonly known as Elites). Thus, the Human-Covenant (soon developing to the Human-Covenant-Flood) War began. They viewed Humans as a threat to their beliefs and the Great Journey, and referred themselves as "the instruments" in destroying/eradicating Humans from existence.
The Covenant is a Theocratic Hegemony made up of many alien species and alliances that maintain control over a large portion of the the Milky Way Galaxy, supposedly first appearing in 938 BC.
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