Once destroyed, the warrior will soon smother to death.
The warriors are known to have a weakness on their back - a croach-filled sac, which acts as a sort of breathing apparatus. They don't use any weapons directly, but are incredibly strong, fast, have swordlike appendages, and are naturally extremely well armored. The parasitic version returns samples of their target and the warriors assume a similar, but different form. The Vord warriors vary depending on the target of the invasion. The Canim are able to tell the difference between Taken individuals and un-infected, claiming that Taken Canim (and presumably other Taken races) "smell differently." Taken individuals demonstrate immense strength and complete ignorance to pain, with them only ceasing to fight when their bodies have either been destroyed or maimed past the point of any potential use. The Taker will often override the mechanisms of the hosts body, allowing the taken to bring out its full strength at the expense of the host's body. When fighting, the host will have little concern for its own life and will ignore most pain. If the host could previously control furies, this ability is lost until furycrafting is used against the taken host. Once they're taken, there's no hope of ever recovering the original person's consciousness.
The Marat refer to the hosts as the "Taken". These parasites take over the host and, during the initial phase, will just lead the host back to the Vord nest. Forms of the Vord Primary Forms Takers (Parasites) īefore the main invasion force appears, the Vord will send out small rodent-size parasites called Takers.
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