Powering all of the ship’s abilities is a material called Solarite. There is nothing quite like the smell of freshly roasted Zerg in the morning! That in particular, is ridiculously satisfying. These include anything from harvesting gas automatically from vespene geysers (eliminating the need for probes which normally perform that menial task), to firing a giant beam of doom to the planet’s surface, all the way from orbit. The arkship comes equipped with many abilities, more of which are unlocked and made available as the campaign presses forward. Beyond serving as a staging ground for missions, or a place of general conversation, it also serves as an invaluable tool on the battlefield. It’s not just talking you’ll do on the Spear of Adun either. The Protoss are an interesting race, more so than the Terran and Zerg in my opinion, so it was fascinating to find out more about their various factions and general history. For those who couldn’t be bothered with fleshing out the narrative, they can head straight to the bridge, and embark on the next mission immediately. They’d honestly be missing out though, because there’s a lot of juicy exposition to be found in the depths of the giant hull. The Spear of Adun is where you’ll find yourself roaming between missions. It doesn’t take Artanis long to realise this, which is why he sets about reclaiming the Spear of Adun, an ancient arkship, to aid him in this long, difficult battle. Shit.Īs you’d imagine, there’s a lot that needs to be done in order to take the evil Amon down. Let me run it by you quickly: step one – obliterate everything in the universe. There is far more at stake however than just the Protoss homeworld.Īs those of you who have played the previous games should know, Amon is coming, and hot damn does he have one hell of an agenda. Legacy of the Void puts players in the shoes of the Protoss Hierarch, Artanis, just as he sets out to reclaim the fallen planet, Aiur. Now, a few more years later, we finally have the last component of the saga, Legacy of the Void, which essentially does the same. In 2013, Heart of the Swarm expanded on Wings of Liberty, and pushed the story forward all the while growing the multiplayer roster with new units for each faction. It took almost three years for the next piece of the puzzle to come out. Wings of Liberty was the first part of the trilogy, and it ushered in a new era of Blizzard’s RTS. Back in 2010, the world got its first taste of a brand new, modern StarCraft.
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