While they briefly cross paths in the main story, the epilogue is where the three races truly come together to rid the galaxy of this threat.
Amon is a bigger enemy than anything the Terrans, Zerg, or Protoss have ever faced, and Zeratul’s prophecy predicted that Kerrigan would be the key player in defeating him. Most of the expansion focuses on the plight of the Protoss, but they do eventually come back around to the overarching plot of Starcraft II. Also, the difficulty is heightened with the addition of a Brutal difficulty setting. The cinematics are excellent, the voice acting is superb, and overall the campaign will run 15 or more hours if you include all the scenes between missions. Legacy of the Void was entirely bug-free for my playthrough, and I believe they sent out a quick patch on day one when someone found a bug to abuse. After playing through this game, I realized how low my standards have dropped for big budget gaming. I found that these additional skills would frequently save my bases (I always forget to leave a defensive unit behind).Īs always, Blizzard’s production quality is top notch. You can change the features of each of your units like you did in HotS, and the Spear of Adun also has some features that you can switch out between missions. As for unit upgrades, they removed the mutation quests that you had to do in Heart of the Swarm (Yay!). Between missions you can talk to the people on your ship to get more pieces of the story and character development. You travel to a world, complete some missions, acquire some new units, and then move on to the next chapter in the story. In terms of campaign, not much has changed in terms of the mechanics of the game. “My life for Aiur!” – said every Protoss ever
Zeratul’s prophecies are spot on, and Amon is there to execute his goals of corrupting the Protoss and building his hybrid army for the destruction of the whole universe. Of course, that’s how things begin to go wrong. The Protoss have dreamed of retaking their homeworld for a long time. Artanis briefly hesitates since he trusts Zeratul’s words and wisdom, but as a leader he decides that he cannot stand in the way of the will of his people to finally reclaim their home now that they are inches from it. He takes this information to Artanis, young hierarch of the Protoss, and urges him not to fall for a trap laid waiting for him on the Protoss homeworld of Aiur. The prologue consists of a few chapters from Zeratul’s point of view, where he once again uncovers more pieces of the prophecy he has found. Legacy of the Void takes place following Heart of the Swarm.
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