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StarCraft: Retribution
Publisher	WizardWorks Software
Released	1998
Genre	Real-time strategy (RTS)
Platforms	PC, Mac
Input	Mouse, keyboard

Retribution, an authorized expansion pack to StarCraft: Brood War, was published in 1998 by WizardWorks Software, independently from Blizzard Entertainment, and authorized by Blizzard as an expansion pack.^[1]

Retribution works within the limits of the original StarCraft game engine, and does not add any explicitly new content to the game, although it does contain over 120 new multiplayer maps, and a large single-player campaign.

Contents 1 Campaign 1.1 The Legacy of Kharadun 1.1.1 The gateway to Taledon 1.1.2 The heat of battle 1.1.3 The Zerg Cave, and Retribution 1.1.3.1 The Zerg Cave 1.1.3.2 Retribution 1.1.4 Where Heroes are Made 1.1.5 The Aridian Reserves 1.1.6 The Last Defenders Fall 1.1.7 Taledon 1.1.8 The Triumphal March 1.2 Strongarm 1.2.1 On the Field of Battle 1.2.2 The Fragile Alliance 1.2.3 Cramped Quarters and Slaughter at Station 12 1.2.3.1 Cramped Quarters 1.2.3.2 Slaughter at Station 12 1.2.4 The Protoss Staging Platform 1.2.5 The Outback 1.2.6 Cornucopia 1.2.7 In the Depths of Hell 1.2.8 On the Trail of the Stone 1.2.9 In the Presence of the Stone 1.3 Dynamic Evolution 1.3.1 Cutting off the exits 1.3.2 Ascension 1.3.3 Undercover 1.3.4 Battlefield Aridas 1.3.5 Beginning of the End 1.3.6 Battle of Three Armies 1.3.7 Guardians of the Stone 1.3.8 The Alliance 1.3.9 Terran Intrusion 1.3.10 Calm Before the Storm 1.3.11 The Battle of Char 1.3.11.1 Notes 2 Transcript 3 Current status 4 References

Campaign

Retribution contains new single player missions in the form of plot-centered campaigns for each of the 3 races (protoss, terran and zerg). Several new heroes were also added to the game, complete with custom voice-acting. Like in the original StarCraft, these heroes are only accessible during certain single-player missions. Also included is new music and sound effects to further enhance the single-player experience.

An ancient artifact called the Argus Stone has been found on the terran world of Aridas. All three races converge upon the planet in order to acquire the artifact, as it is believed that whoever controls the stone will be able to control the universe.

The campaign is set after the creation of the Terran Dominion but before the death of the first Overmind.

The Legacy of Kharadun

The Legacy of Kharadun is the name of the protoss campaign. Judicator Kizrath and an Executor seek the Argus Stone on Aridas.

The gateway to Taledon

The gateway to Taledon
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Terran Exploratory Force
Commanders
Kizrath Executor	Unknown

Kizrath detected ruins which bore signs of being from Taledon. However, the Aridian forces were investigating the area, so Kizrath ordered the protoss to attack.^[2]

The heat of battle

The Heat of Battle
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Aridian Forces	Zerg Exploratory Forces
Commanders
Executor	Unknown	Unknown

The protoss encountered a battle being fought between the Aridians and zerg forces. Kizrath located a cave in which the zerg cerebrate was believed to be located, as well as a maintenance duct leading to the heart of the terran infrastructure.^[3]

If the player reaches the cave to the north, they play the next mission, the "Zerg Cave". If the player sends their forces to the installation to the south, they head to the next mission, "Retribution".

The Zerg Cave, and Retribution

The Zerg Cave

The Zerg Cave
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Zerg Exploratory Forces
Commanders
Executor	Cerebate of Zerg Exploratory Forces †

A small protoss force braved the cave. They were accompanied by probes and could construct a base within. However, the cave's height prevented the summoning of aerial units. They had orders to attack the Cerebrate, which Kizrath believed would temporarily halt zerg expansion.

A number of terran forces and structures were scattered throughout the cave.

These terrans will offer an alliance with the Executor. Their forces would then fight alongside the protoss.

The Cerebrate was defeated.^[4]

Retribution

Retribution
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Terran Science Corps	Aridian Support Forces
Commanders
Executor	Unknown	Unknown

Kizrath gave orders to repel terrans which were raiding the protoss research outpost.

The protoss forces retook a damaged protoss outpost, then attacked the terrans, which consisted of the Aridian support forces and the Science Corps. Their bases were established among ancient ruins that the protoss wished to explore. Both terran bases were destroyed.^[5]

Where Heroes are Made

Where Heroes are Made
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Aridas Defenders
Commanders
Executor	Unknown

Kizrath's forces weren't the only protoss forces on Aridas. The other forces were unable to prevent terrans from slipping reinforcements between Kizrath's forces and the Argus Stone. The large terran forces were crushed.^[6]

The Aridian Reserves

The Aridian Reserves
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Aridas Space Port	Jenson's Raiders
Commanders
Executor	Unknown	Jenson Archimedes (presumed)

Kizrath's observers detected a terran supply station orbiting Aridas. It supplied reinforcements and other supplies to terrans on the surface. Kizrath ordered a strike on the station, which was successful.^[7]

The Last Defenders Fall

The Last Defenders Fall
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Aridas Defenders
Commanders
Executor	Unknown

Kizrath ordered a strike on the final Aridian stronghold barring the pathway to Taledon. The strike was successful.^[8]

Taledon

Taledon
Conflict Retribution Place Taledon Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Taledon Defenders
Commanders
Kizrath Executor	Unknown

Kizrath was sure that he had reached Taledon, and that the Argus Stone lay within a temple at its heart. He personally led the protoss forces against the elite terran cadre defending the temple. The protoss forces destroyed the temple, enabling Kizrath to pick up the Argus Stone in his ship.^[9]

The Triumphal March

The Triumphal March
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Protoss Crusaders victory
Combatants
Protoss Crusaders	Zerg Spoilers	Aridian Pursuers
Commanders
Kizrath Executor Escort Escort Leader	Unknown	Unknown

Kizrath ordered the Executor to carve a path through the zerg to a rendezvous point. Here, escorts would take him and the Stone to Aiur.

At the rendezvous point, a large number of carriers arrived, accompanied by an Escort Leader. These forces assisted in the annihilation of the zerg bases. However, Kizrath was then contacted by the Escort. Its commander told him that the tactical value of the Argus Stone was seen as minimal. Kizrath and the Stone would be stranded on Aridas. Instead, his escort would be commandeered to help continue the protoss war against the zerg. Kizrath was told to continue delving into the truth behind the Stone.^[10]

Strongarm

Strongarm is the name of the terran campaign. Dominion scientist Jenson Archimedes oversaw an effort to collect the stone, hoping to use it as a powerful weapon. His forces were separate from the Aridian forces.

On the Field of Battle

On the Field of Battle
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Zerg Warriors	Protoss Warriors
Commanders
Jenson Archimedes Commander	Unknown	Unknown

Archimedes wished to transport himself and a number of his scientists to a set of Aridian ruins. However, protoss and zerg forces were engaged in combat with each other, so he needed assistance from a battalion of troops.^[11]

The Fragile Alliance

The Fragile Alliance
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	The Fragile Alliance
Commanders
Jenson Archimedes Commander	Cerebate of the Fragile Alliance†

A zerg cerebrate used xel'naga technology found in ruins on Aridas to take control of a small protoss tribe. Archimedes ordered the commander to either help him capture the Cerebrate or destroy it, which could break the alliance. During the battle, the zerg forces were defeated.^[12]

Cramped Quarters and Slaughter at Station 12

If the player helped Archimedes capture the Cerebrate, they then play Cramped Quarters. If the Cerebrate was slain, then the player plays Slaughter at Station 12.

Cramped Quarters

Cramped Quarters
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Zerg Siege Forces
Commanders
Jenson Archimedes Commander	Unknown

Archimedes complained that the Aridians were unhappy at the continued existence of the cerebrate. The research center where it was being kept in stasis fell under attack by the zerg, who wished to free it. The Dominion forces pushed the zerg back.^[13]

Slaughter at Station 12

Slaughter at Station 12
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Installation Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Zerg Invaders
Commanders
Commander	Unknown

Zerg broods were overwhelming the terran defenses across Aridas, including Science Station 12. The base had entered a state of emergency lockdown, locking the doors. These could be opened by scientists. A number of security devices were scattered throughout the installation.

Shortly after the Dominion task force entered the station, the zerg broke in as well.

The zerg break into the inner doors if these are approached.^[14]

The Protoss Staging Platform

The Protoss Staging Platform
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Space Platform Defender
Commanders
Commander	Unknown

The protoss used a space station as a staging ground for their attacks. The Aridians attacked it with nukes from the ground, to no avail.

The Dominion was successful in defeating the protoss.^[15]

The Outback

The Outback
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Zerg Raiders
Commanders
Commander	Unknown

Zerg swarms overran an outpost in a desolate area of Aridas. Archimedes ordered the region to fall back under terran control, in order to prevent the zerg from relocating to more vital locations.

The local outpost had been holding the zerg off for five days after running out of resources. However, there was an unoccupied resource node nearby which the outpost had discovered. The Dominion forces smashed the zerg.^[16]

Cornucopia

Cornucopia
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Protoss Resources Defenders
Commanders
Commander	Unknown

The protoss had located a dense vein of crystals which the Aridians had previously used to supply their troops. A Dominion regiment was sent to establish a base and defeat the protoss.^[17]

In the Depths of Hell

In the Dephts of Hell
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Zerg Kidnappers
Commanders
Jenson Archimedes Commander	Unknown

Archimedes' ship explored a large cavern beneath an excavation site when it was surrounded by the zerg. It was heavily guarded by scourges. Archimedes believed the zerg were deciding on his fate. He was able to contact the Dominion commander and request a rescue.^[18]

On the Trail of the Stone

On the Trail of the Stone
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Protoss Defenders
Commanders
Commander	Unknown

Archimedes located the Argus Stone, which was in the hands of the protoss. They fled to a set of ruins which was filled with protoss reinforcements. The Dominion defeated them but couldn't retrieve the Stone.^[19]

In the Presence of the Stone

On the Presence of the Stone
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Terran Dominion victory
Combatants
Terran Dominion	Protoss Defenders
Commanders
Jenson Archimedes Commander	Unknown

The protoss had warped in a temple from Aiur, designed to focus the energies of the Argus Stone. The Dominion attacked, destroying the temple. This caused explosions to kill nearby protoss forces. Archimedes was able to maneuver his ship over the ruins and retrieve the Stone.^[20]

Dynamic Evolution

Dynamic Evolution is the name of the zerg campaign. Zargil of the Sennith Brood and other zerg cerebrates lead a campaign to collect the stones for themselves, in order to create a "Supreme Being".

Cutting off the exits

Cutting off the exits
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Aridian Maintenance Forces
Commanders
Cerebrate	Jenson Archimedes (presumed)

Zargil explained to a young cerebrate the power of the Argus Stone. Zargil knew the artifact was being held by Jenson Archimedes and ordered the new brood to destroy the battlecruiser escort for his Science Corps.

The assault was successful.^[21]

Ascension

Ascension
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Archimedes Defenders
Commanders
Cerebrate	Jenson Archimedes (presumed)

Archimedes maneuvered through the terran bases, eluding the zerg's grasp. Zargil decided that seizing his comrades and extracting information from them would help them find Archimedes.

The zerg captured a science facility and brought it back to their base, where a defiler would extract the information. The terrans launched a massive assault when the science facility was captured, but the zerg fended it off.^[22]

Undercover

Undercover
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Terran Warriors	Protoss Warriors
Commanders
Cerebrate	Unknown	Unknown

A zerg hive and numerous zerg forces were defeated by the Dominion and the protoss. The two enemy factions were now fighting each other. The zerg were able to retake the hive, but during the battle the terrans and protoss allied with each other. The zerg, however, were successful in their assault.^[23]

Battlefield Aridas

Battlefield Aridas
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Terran Raiders	Protoss Forces
Commanders
Cerebrate	Unknown	Unknown

The protoss had defeated the zerg forces in a strategic region. The cerebrate in charge of those forces had been removed. The young cerebrate was ordered to assault these forces. During the battle, the new brood discovered terran forces also attacking the protoss. The zerg defeated the protoss forces.^[24]

Beginning of the End

Beginning of the End
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Aridian Defenders
Commanders
Cerebrate	Unknown

Zargil located a terran troop and research base. One of their command centers held the precise location of the Argus Stone. The new Brood was ordered to infest the command center. The operation was a success.^[25]

Battle of Three Armies

Battle of Three Armies
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Terran/Protoss Alliance
Commanders
Cerebrate	Unknown

The desperate terrans allied with the protoss, hoping to keep the zerg out of a cavern leading to the Argus Stone. The zerg punched through, however.^[26]

Guardians of the Stone

Guardians of the Stone
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Defenders of the Argus Stone	Protoss Prisoners
Commanders
Cerebrate Thakras	Jenson Archimedes (presumed)	Unknown

Zargil informed the young cerebrate that the terrans had betrayed the protoss and continued to hold the Argus Stone within their installation. Another brood had already assaulted the installation but failed, leaving Thakras and the remnant of his brood trapped within.

Zargil provided the cerebrate with infested terrans who had knowledge of the interior of the installation, such as passwords.

Inside, the zerg encountered protoss who had been captured by the terrans. All three forces fought each other.

In addition, the terrans conducted scientific experiments on the captured zerg, such as a genetic transducer which could transform mutalisks into guardians. (The experiment was a failure, however.)

Thakras was freed, and his Plague power was used against the ghosts guarding the Stone. The zerg retrieved it.^[27]

The Alliance

The Alliance
Conflict Retribution Place Aridas Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Terran/Protoss Alliance
Commanders
Cerebrate	Unknown

The zerg attempted to escort the Stone to Char, but the protoss and terrans united their forces and created a convoy heading to Char. They hoped to intercept the Stone.

The zerg took over a terran barge in the convoy and eliminated the enemy forces.^[28]

Terran Intrusion

Terran Intrusion
Conflict Retribution Place Char Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Terran Raiders
Commanders
Cerebrate	Unknown

The Overmind gained possession of the Stone. However, a small band of terrans landed on Char. The zerg crushed them.^[29]

Calm Before the Storm

Calm Before the Storm
Conflict Retribution Place Char Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Protoss Invaders
Commanders
Cerebrate	Unknown

The protoss also attempted an attack. Their forces were also defeated.^[30]

The Battle of Char

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The Battle of Char
Conflict Retribution Place Char Result Zerg Crusaders victory
Combatants
Zerg Crusaders	Terran/Protoss Invaders
Commanders
Cerebrate Zargil	Unknown

Zargil informed the young cerebrate that the Supreme Being was approaching maturity within a chrysalis. It had to be protected from the attackers.

Xel'naga lore predicted that a catastrophic war would precede the birth of the legendary being, and only one race would emerge triumphant.

A united terran and protoss offensive attacked the chrysalis' location. They were defeated.^[31]

Notes

The final battle, which takes place on Char, is fought in a jungle environment.^[31]

Transcript

Lord of Ascension. 2009-04-20. Retribution. StarCraft Legacy. Accessed 2009-05-08.

Current status

Blizzard Entertainment authorized Retribution as an expansion pack.^[1]

By 2003 it was very difficult to obtain a copy of Retribution. Almost no original copies of this game exist, due to an early cancellation in production and a low purchase rate. While the expansion pack was authorized by Blizzard Entertainment, they offer no comment on availability or technical support.

At BlizzCon 2010, Blizzard employee Chris Metzen suggested that he didn't consider Retribution to be canon, but had not made a final decision.^[32]

References

This page uses content from the English Wikipedia. The original content was at StarCraft: Retribution The list of authors can be seen in the page history of StarCraft: Retribution. Wikipedia content was licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License prior to June 15, 2009 is. Wikipedia content from June 15, 2009, and StarCraft Wiki content, is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License 3.0 (Unported).

• Retribution: Authorized Add-On for Starcraft for Windows (at MobyGames). Retrieved Dec. 29, 2006.
• StormDaemon. GameGenie.com: PC Game Reviews - StarCraft: Retribution. Retrieved Dec. 29, 2006.

↑ 1.0 1.1 Blizzard Entertainment staff. Frequently Asked Questions. Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed 2008-09-06. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 1: “The gateway to Taledon” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 2: “The heat of battle” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 3: “The Zerg Cave” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 1: “Retribution” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 5: “Where Heroes are Made” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 6: “The Aridian Reserves” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 7: “The Last Defenders Fall” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 8: “Taledon” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Protoss campaign: “The Legacy of Kharadun”, mission 9: “The Triumphal March” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 1: “On the Field of Battle” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 2: “The Fragile Alliance” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 3: “Cramped Quarters” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 4: “Slaughter at Station 12” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 5: “The Protoss Staging Platform” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 6: “The Outback” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 7: “Cornucopia” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 8: “In the Depths of Hell” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 9: “On the Trail of the Stone” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Terran campaign: “Strongarm”, mission 10: “In the Presence of the Stone” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 1: “Cutting off the exits” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 2: “Ascension” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 3: “Undercover” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 4: “Battlefield Aridas” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 5: “Beginning of the End” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 6: “Beginning of the End” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 7: “Guardians of the Stone” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 8: “The Alliance” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 9: “The Intrusion” (in English). 1998. ↑ StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 10: “Calm Before the Storm” (in English). 1998. ↑ 31.0 31.1 StarCraft: Retribution. WizardWorks Software. Zerg campaign: “Dynamic Evolution”, mission 11: “The Battle of Char” (in English). 1998. ↑ Hi, first I got a really really simple yes or no question. The official (sort of) Insurrection/Retribution campaigns from the original StarCraft, are those canon or not? And then more importantly, what is going on with Samir Duran? Because we didn’t see him at all in WoL, although we did see the fruits of his labors. Chris Metzen: So to the first point, I don’t know! My instinct tells me that they should not be canon, but I'd have to look at them again because there's probably good DNA there that might be useful. Chris Metzen, Brian Kindregan, StarCraft Legacy staff. 2010-10-23. BlizzCon 2010 StarCraft II Lore Panel. StarCraft Legacy. Accessed 2010-10-25.

StarCraft Games
StarCraft I StarCraft • Brood War — StarCraft 64 Authorized Add-ons Insurrection • Retribution Bonus Campaigns Precursor • Enslavers • Enslavers II StarCraft II StarCraft II — Wings of Liberty • Heart of the Swarm • Legacy of the Void Board Games StarCraft · Brood War · Typhon · RISK: StarCraft Other Alternity: StarCraft Edition • StarCraft: Ghost • Blizzard All-Stars

Battles of the Great War

Prelude to the War Battle of Chau Sara First Phase of the War Main Battles Mar Sara Campaign (Officer Training · Battle of Backwater Station · Siege and Evacuation of Mar Sara City/Battle of Scenic · Raid on the Jacobs Installation Revolution Campaign (Revolution of Antiga Prime · Rescue of the Norad II · Battle of Antiga Prime · Battle of Atticus Minor) Fall of Tarsonis (First Battle over Tarsonis · Battle of Tarsonis · Battle of New Gettysburg · Escape from Tarsonis) Raynor's Revolt (First Raid on the Dylarian Shipyards) Contemporaneous Battles Battle of Fire Base Chimera · Battle of Brontes · Insurrection of Brontes IV Second Phase of the War Main Battles Chrysalis Campaign (Skirmish on Tarsonis · Second Battle over Tarsonis · Dominion attack on the Chrysalis · Raiders' attack on the Chrysalis) Char Campaign (Mission to the Amerigo · Protoss assault on Kerrigan · Destruction of the Garm Brood · Reckoning on Char) Zerg invasion of Aiur (Invasion of Aiur · Battle of the Temple) Contemporaneous Battles Alan Schezar's Enslavers · Retribution at Aridas · Battles of Char Third Phase of the War Main Battles Zerg invasion of Aiur (First Battle of Antioch · Raid on the Baelrog Hive · Battle of Scion · Second Battle of Antioch Tassadar Campaign (Hunt for Tassadar · Raid and rescue on Char) Protoss Civil War (Battle of the Khor-shakal · Rescue of Tassadar) Overmind Campaign (Battle of the First Overmind) Fall of Aiur Post-conflicts Battle of Bhekar Ro