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Encyclopedia > Brood War Introduction
StarCraft Expansion - Brood Wars Cover.
StarCraft Expansion - Brood Wars Cover.

StarCraft: Brood War is the expansion to StarCraft, a video game produced by Blizzard Entertainment. This expansion pack added to the original game new units to each race. For the Terran race the Valkyrie and Medic were added. For the Protoss race, Dark Templar, Dark Archon and Corsair were added. For the Zerg race, Lurker and Devourer were added. Front cover of the StarCraft: Brood War installation Cd This is the cover art for a video game. ... Front cover of the StarCraft: Brood War installation Cd This is the cover art for a video game. ... StarCraft: Brood War is an expansion pack released in 1998 for StarCraft — an award winning real-time strategy computer game developed by Blizzard Entertainment. ... StarCraft is a real-time strategy computer game by Blizzard Entertainment. ... The Marines of the Terran Confederacy. ... An armorless Protoss The Protoss are a race in Blizzard Entertainments real-time strategy computer game, StarCraft. ... A Dark Templar is a member of a group of Protoss in the StarCraft universe. ... In game picture of a Dark Archon The Dark Archons are Protoss psionic entitys present in the fictional StarCraft universe. ... A Zerg Hydralisk The Zerg are a vaguely insectoid race in the fictional StarCraft universe. ...

At the end of the original StarCraft, the Protoss hero Tassadar sacrificed himself to slay the Zerg Overmind in a powerful blast of Dark Templar energy. Introduction StarCraft Episode III is part of the StarCraft storyline -- the history of the in the fictional universe of StarCraft. ... StarCraft is a real-time strategy computer game by Blizzard Entertainment. ... An armorless Protoss The Protoss are a race in Blizzard Entertainments real-time strategy computer game, StarCraft. ... Tassadar is a fictional character in the StarCraft universe. ... The Zerg Overmind, sometimes known simply as the Overmind, is a character in the Starcraft universe. ... A Dark Templar is a member of a group of Protoss in the StarCraft universe. ...

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A small number of Protoss heroes, including Aldaris, Fenix and Zeratul, plus their Terran ally Jim Raynor survived to try to protect the Protoss survivors. An armorless Protoss The Protoss are a race in Blizzard Entertainments real-time strategy computer game, StarCraft. ... In the fictional StarCraft Universe, Aldaris is a 740-year-old powerful Protoss Judicator in the service of the Protoss Conclave. ... Fenix is a fictional character in the StarCraft universe. ... Zeratul is a Protoss character in the fictional Starcraft universe. ... The Marines of the Terran Confederacy. ... Jim Raynor is a fictional character in the StarCraft universe. ...

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The Terminal Agenda

In the intro of the game it is revealed that the United Earth Directorate had been watching and recording the Koprulu Sector Terrans since their exile. The United Earth Directorate or UED is a fictional government in the StarCraft universe which is descended from the former controlling government, the United Powers League (UPL). ... In the StarCraft universe, the Koprulu Sector —nicknamed the Terran Sector— is a sector in space colonized by the Terrans. ... The Marines of the Terran Confederacy. ...


The UPL saw no reason to interfere in the Koprulu Sector until the sudden (and violent) first contact between Terrans and the Protoss and Zerg were made. In the StarCraft universe, the Koprulu Sector —nicknamed the Terran Sector— is a sector in space colonized by the Terrans. ... The Marines of the Terran Confederacy. ... An armorless Protoss The Protoss are a race in Blizzard Entertainments real-time strategy computer game, StarCraft. ... A Zerg Hydralisk The Zerg are a vaguely insectoid race in the fictional StarCraft universe. ...


The UPL had never made contact with any alien species before, and panic spread throughout the UPL, which feared alien invasion of Earth. The fear even brought the few Earth nations not under the command of the UPL into its fold. The organization changed its name to the United Earth Directorate and took on a militant stance towards the aliens. The United Earth Directorate or UED is a fictional government in the StarCraft universe which is descended from the former controlling government, the United Powers League (UPL). ...


After monitoring the Protoss and Zerg for several months, the UED believed they had discerned their strengths and weaknesses. The UED collected an Expeditionary Force, whose purpose was to conquer the entire Koprulu Sector. It was led by Admiral Gerard DuGalle and his friend, Vice Admiral Stukov. They were given a secret order to take control of the Zerg and use them to pacify Protoss activity in the Koprulu Sector. In the StarCraft universe, the Koprulu Sector —nicknamed the Terran Sector— is a sector in space colonized by the Terrans. ... Admiral Gerard DuGalle of the UED Admiral Gerard DuGalle is a character in the StarCraft universe. ... Alexei Stukov (also known as Alexi Stukov) is a fictional character in the StarCraft universe. ... A Zerg Hydralisk The Zerg are a vaguely insectoid race in the fictional StarCraft universe. ... An armorless Protoss The Protoss are a race in Blizzard Entertainments real-time strategy computer game, StarCraft. ...

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Brood War

The Brood War got its name from an effective "civil war" among the Zerg. Roughly half of the Zerg Broods fell under the control of Senior Zerg Cerebrate Daggoth, while the other half fell under the control of Sarah Kerrigan, the Queen of Blades. The two sides vied for control of the Zerg, and both the Protoss and the Terrans would be drawn into this conflict. A Zerg Hydralisk The Zerg are a vaguely insectoid race in the fictional StarCraft universe. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged into Zerg. ... Zerg Cerebrates are fictional characters from the StarCraft series of video games and books. ... Daggoth is a Zerg Cerebrate and the leader of the Zerg Tiamat Brood in the StarCraft universe. ... You seem to be too overconfident about your capabilities, dark one. ... A Zerg Hydralisk The Zerg are a vaguely insectoid race in the fictional StarCraft universe. ... An armorless Protoss The Protoss are a race in Blizzard Entertainments real-time strategy computer game, StarCraft. ... The Marines of the Terran Confederacy. ...

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Inconclusions

Brood War leaves several unanswered questions, not least that of Duran's connection with the Protoss-Zerg hybrid that Zeratul discovered. Also, whether Kerrigan knows anything of this new threat and the fate of Raynor and Zeratul. Whether these will be answered in a sequel (Starcraft 2 or Brood War 2.) or in Starcraft Ghost has yet to be seen. Unfortunately, the Starcraft Ghost project has been cancelled by Blizzard.

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Brood War Introduction Movie

The game opens with a few Terrans in trenches, defending themselves from a bloody Zerg assault. A battlecruiser appearing overhead is pointed to by one marine as being the air support, though the ship does not open fire on the Zerg forces. The Marines of the Terran Confederacy. ... A Zerg Hydralisk The Zerg are a vaguely insectoid race in the fictional StarCraft universe. ...


In the battlecruiser, soft classical music plays on a vintage phonograph while two Terrans speak. The bald man is Admiral DuGalle, and the slightly younger man smoking a cigar is Vice Admiral Stukov. A crashing Terran Confederacy Behemoth-class battlecruiser in space. ... Edison cylinder phonograph ca. ... Admiral Gerard DuGalle of the UED Admiral Gerard DuGalle is a character in the StarCraft universe. ... Alexei Stukov (also known as Alexi Stukov) is a fictional character in the StarCraft universe. ...


DuGalle demands Stukov watch the ongoing massacre of the Terrans. Stukov said he has seen tapes of the Zerg already and knows all about them, but DuGalle insists he watch the battle with his own eyes to fully understand the power of the Zerg, stating: "Dissecting a dead Zerg in a lab is one thing, unleashing them upon man is another!" DuGalle calmly reminds Stukov that: "Once started, there is no going back." Stukov decides to go all the way (agreeing to fight the Zerg). As the Zerg begin to overrun the colony, an officer asks if they should intervene to save the remaining Terrans; DuGalle declines and orders the battlecruiser to enter orbit.


There is evidence that the Terrans who are fighting below are unrelated to the UED (United Earth Directorate). At the end of the trailer, the helmsman says over the P.A: "Admiral, the colonist base will be overrun in a matter of minutes. Shall we intervene?" DuGalle responds by telling the helmsman to go into orbit and that they have seen enough. The battlecruiser then abandons the colony.


The marine from the beginning of the movie stares up at the battlecruiser as it departs. As the ship departs, the background opera music crescendos to a dramatic finale. As the camera zooms away from the trench in which the marines are waiting, lightning strikes, briefly illuminating the silhouettes of countless Zerglings headed straight for the marines. In musical notation, crescendo means that the notes are gradually getting louder. ...


A two-minute trailer was released by Blizzard sometime before the expansion pack and depicted many scenes from the introduction movie along with some new scenes (see External Links). The background classical music from the introduction movie is used as the dominant song throughout the trailer. The official credits list the song as having Latin and French lyrics but a translation of the lyrics has not been found or revealed, so this cannot be substantiated.

The next article in this series is StarCraft Episode IV.  


Introduction StarCraft Episode III is part of the StarCraft storyline -- the history of the in the fictional universe of StarCraft. ... StarCraft Episode IV is a continuation of the StarCraft storyline through the means of an expansion pack entitled StarCraft: Brood War. ... Image File history File links File links The following pages link to this file: StarCraft Prequel StarCraft Episode I Template:Next ...

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Infoceptor - Reviews (862 words)
In fact Brood War is one of the very few games in which the villain is victorious, here in fact the game behaves much like a book where the flow of the story is logical; not just a way for missions to be strung together.
Brood War avoided this trap and its six new units are well thought out, balance is enhanced and they still have something unique about them.
Brood War also offers three new types of terrain, two of which are great compliments to the original.
Encyclopedia: Brood War Introduction (2113 words)
Introduction StarCraft Episode III is part of the StarCraft storyline -- the history of the in the fictional universe of StarCraft.
The Brood War got its name from an effective "civil war" among the Zerg.
A Zerg Brood (or Brood) is a formation of the Zerg race in the StarCraft universe —; a fictional universe in which the StarCraft series of computer games and books are set.
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