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| − | *By this stage, [[Nova]] has graduated as a [[ghost]] agent.<ref name="SC:G:Nova">DeCandido, Keith R. A. (November 28, 2006). ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Nova]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-0743-47134-3.</ref><ref group="note">This incident took place on Nova's 18th birthday. The date is derived from ''StarCraft: Ghost: Nova'', and could have fallen in late 2502 instead.</ref> |
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| ⚫ | *Numerous [[protoss]] are abducted and used as test subjects in [[Project Gestalt]] as far back as [[2502|the previous year]].<ref name="SC:FrntLn_V3_Harm">[[Josh Elder|Elder, Josh]] (w), [[Ramanda Kamarga]] (p), Angie Nathalia (i), Junadi (i). "[[StarCraft: Frontline: Do No Harm|Do No Harm]]." In ''[[StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 3]]'' (paperback binding), pp. 48-89. [[Tokyopop]], July 14, 2009. ISBN 978-1427-80832-5.</ref> |
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| − | **Nova takes part in a battle at [[Vespene Refinery 1138|"Vespene" Refinery 1138]] on [[Mar Sara]] as part of a black-ops unit.<ref>2007-03-18. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxHi2ibsydc StarCraft Ghost Trailer]. ''Blizzard Entertainment/Youtube.'' Accessed 2007-04-18.</ref> |
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| − | **Nova begins a [[StarCraft: Ghost|series of missions]] that lead to her uncovering information about the nature of [[Project Shadow Blade]]...and the revelations it presents.<ref name = "GhostStory">2006-02-15. [http://web.archive.org/web/20060215221134/http://www.blizzard.com/ghost/covertops/story/ Story]. ''Blizzard Entertainment.'' Accessed 2007-09-01.</ref><ref name="HDTimeline"/> |
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| ⚫ | *Numerous [[protoss]] are abducted and used as test subjects in [[Project Gestalt]] as far back as [[2502|the previous year]].<ref name="SC:FrntLn_V3_Harm">Elder, Josh (w), Ramanda Kamarga (p), Angie Nathalia (i), Junadi (i). "[[StarCraft: Frontline: Do No Harm|Do No Harm]]." In ''[[StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 3]]'' (paperback binding), pp. 48-89. Tokyopop, July 14, 2009. ISBN 978-1427-80832-5.</ref> |
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| + | *'''January 15''':<ref name="NovaProfile">[http://i.imgur.com/4Fi0lmc.png Ghost Profile: Nova]. ''Ghost Profile: Nova'', accessed on 2016-03-24</ref>[[Nova]] terminates [[Cliff Nadaner]], graduating from the [[Ghost Program]]. She is subsequently subjected to a [[memory wipe]].<ref name="SC:G:Nova">DeCandido, Keith R. A. (November 28, 2006). ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Nova]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-0743-47134-3.</ref> <ref name="NovaNote">(November 28, 2006). "Historian's Note" ([[2500]]-[[2503]] establishment). ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Nova]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-0743-47134-3.</ref><ref group = "note">According to her ''Nova Covert Ops'' ARG profile, Nova graduated from the Ghost Academy in 2502, while the novel ''Nova'' establishes that the completion of her graduation mission occurred on her birthday (revealed in the same profile as being January 15th). This may be an error, or an indication that graduation and the graduation mission are two separate tasks.</ref> |
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| + | *The [[zerg]] evolve the [[baneling]] at the [[Siege of Cask]].<ref name = "SC:Broken">[[Cameron Dayton|Dayton, Cameron]]. "[[Broken Wide]]". (March 5, 2010). [[Blizzard Entertainment]]. [http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/game/lore/short-stories/broken-wide/1 Broken Wide] Accessed 2010-03-05.</ref><ref name="SC:G:STimeline">September 27, 2011. "Timeline". ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres]]''. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). pp. 393-416. ISBN 978-1439-10938-0.</ref> |
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**'''April 6''':<ref group="note">The Koprulu Sector norm for establishing dates is to go month/day/year, based on sources like [[StarCraft Episode I]].</ref> Burgess reports on the project's progress.<ref name="SC:FrntLn_V3_Harm"/> |
**'''April 6''':<ref group="note">The Koprulu Sector norm for establishing dates is to go month/day/year, based on sources like [[StarCraft Episode I]].</ref> Burgess reports on the project's progress.<ref name="SC:FrntLn_V3_Harm"/> |
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**Gestalt Zero carries out a successful raid on a [[LarsCorp]] facility while the experiments continue. Muadun manages to summon protoss forces to the project's base, who subsequently destroy it.<ref name="SC:FrntLn_V3_Harm"/> |
**Gestalt Zero carries out a successful raid on a [[LarsCorp]] facility while the experiments continue. Muadun manages to summon protoss forces to the project's base, who subsequently destroy it.<ref name="SC:FrntLn_V3_Harm"/> |
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| − | *[[Jake Ramsey]] and his team are hired by [[Valerian Mengsk]] to excavate a [[Xel'naga temple|strange artifact]] on the world of [[Nemaka]]. He discovers a [[protoss]] [[preserver]], [[Zamara]], who embeds herself in his mind. From her, he learns much about protoss history. However, this knowledge makes him a target for Valerian Mengsk. He and his companion [[Rosemary Dahl]] took shelter with crime lord [[Ethan Stewart]] at the independent world of [[Dead Man's Rock]], only to be betrayed by Stewart.<ref name="SC:DkTempSaga1">Golden, Christie (May 22, 2007). ''[[StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga: Firstborn|StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga #1: Firstborn]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 0-7434-7125-3.</ref> Unleashing a [[Khala|psionic distraction]] to escape from Stewart and the Dominion, Ramsey draws the attention of [[Infested Kerrigan]] and the powerful [[dark archon]], [[Ulrezaj]]. The former's forces devastate Dead Man's Rock and she [[infested terran|infests]] Stewart. Ramsey travels to [[Aiur]] to collect technology, becoming embroiled in a civil war between Ulrezaj's minions and [[Shel'na Kryhas|Khalai loyalists]] stranded on the planet, all the while dodging the [[zerg]]. He manages to escape through a [[warp gate (xel'naga)|warp gate]], intending to travel to [[Shakuras]].<ref name="SC:DkTempSaga2">Golden, Christie (November 27, 2007). ''[[StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga: Shadow Hunters|StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga #2: Shadow Hunters]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-0-7434-7126-8.</ref><ref name="HDTimeline"/> |
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+ | *[[Jake Ramsey]] and his team are hired by [[Valerian Mengsk]] to excavate a [[Xel'naga temple|strange artifact]] on the world of [[Nemaka]]. He discovers a [[protoss]] [[preserver]], [[Zamara]], who embeds herself in his mind. From her, he learns much about protoss history. However, this knowledge makes him a target for Valerian Mengsk. He and his companion [[Rosemary Dahl]] took shelter with crime lord [[Ethan Stewart]] at the independent world of [[Dead Man's Rock]], only to be betrayed by Stewart.<ref>[[Christie Golden|Golden, Christie]] (May 22, 2007). ''[[StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga: Firstborn|StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga #1: Firstborn]]''. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 0-7434-7125-3.</ref> Unleashing a [[Khala|psionic distraction]] to escape from Stewart and the Dominion, Ramsey draws the attention of the [[Sarah Kerrigan|Queen of Blades]] and the powerful [[dark archon]], [[Ulrezaj]]. The former's forces devastate Dead Man's Rock and she [[infested terran|infests]] Stewart. Ramsey travels to [[Aiur]] to collect technology, becoming embroiled in a civil war between Ulrezaj's minions and [[Shel'na Kryhas|Khalai loyalists]] stranded on the planet, all the while dodging the [[zerg]]. He manages to escape through a [[warp gate (xel'naga)|warp gate]], intending to travel to [[Shakuras]].<ref name="SC:DkTempSaga2">Golden, Christie (November 27, 2007). ''[[StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga: Shadow Hunters|StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga #2: Shadow Hunters]]''. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-0-7434-7126-8.</ref><ref name="HDTimeline"/> |
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| + | *[[Project Shadowblade]] is [[Spectre Rebellion|crippled]] by [[Nova Terra]]. However, [[Gabriel Tosh]] escapes to continue his anti-Dominion activities.<ref>[[Nate Kenyon|Kenyon, Nate]]. (September 27, 2011). ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres]]''. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-1439-10938-0.</ref> |
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| + | *Ramsey ends up far from Shakuras. He and Zamara locate [[Zeratul]] and convince him to help separate them. They also discuss a number of secrets, including the life cycle of the [[xel'naga]] and the creation of the [[hybrid]]s. Zeratul brings them to a shrine on [[Ehlna]], a [[Nerazim]] sanctuary where Ramsey's life could be saved, while he traveled to [[Pegasus]], observing an [[energy creature]] hatching from a fresh temple and following it to a wormhole with a mysterious planet at the end. Meanwhile, [[Rosemary Dahl]] and a protoss force led by [[Selendis]] arrive at the shrine, while forces under the command of [[Ethan Stewart]], [[Valerian Mengsk]], [[Selendis]] and the [[dark archon]] converge on the site and fight over Ramsey. Zamara is successfully removed, only to immediately seal Ulrezaj into her crystal. Stewart is killed in combat, and the Dominion achieves victory. Valerian Mengsk is able to protect Ramsey from [[Arcturus Mengsk|his father]] and also kept some knowledge from the shrine he had acquired before the protoss returns in force and drive the Dominion away.<ref name="SC:DkTempSaga3">Golden, Christie (June 30, 2009). ''[[StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga: Twilight|StarCraft: The Dark Templar Saga #3: Twilight]]''. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-0-7434-7129-9.</ref><ref name="HDTimeline"/> |
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| ⚫ | *A [[Moebius Foundation]] research team on [[KL-2]] accidentally release a [[Voice in the Darkness (entity)|malevolent entity]] from a [[xel'naga]]-crafted prison, who bends the scientists to its will. Protoss forces arrive soon after and do battle with the entity's minions. Despite their assumptions to the contrary, the entity escapes their wrath.<ref>Elder, Josh (w), Ramanda Kamarga (p). "[[StarCraft: Frontline: Voice in the Darkness|Voice in the Darkness]]." In ''[[StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 4]]'' (paperback binding), pp. 72-113. Tokyopop, October 1, 2009. ISBN 978-1427-81698-6.</ref><ref name="HDTimeline"/> |
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| + | *A [[protoss]] team seek out the [[colossus]].<ref>Watrous, Valerie. "[[Colossus (short story)|Colossus]]." (Apr. 07, 2011). Blizzard Entertainment. [http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/game/lore/short-stories/colossus/1 StarCraft Lore: Colossus] Accessed 2011-04-11.</ref><ref name="SC:G:STimeline"/> |
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| + | *[[Umojan Protectorate]] [[shadowguard]] [[Ulli Trey|Pandora]] investigates the [[Simonson Munitions Factory]], discovering the secrets of the Thor. After her escape, the Umojans plant evidence to in the blame on the [[Koprulu Liberation Front]] and tracks the [[Odin]] prototype to the [[Valhalla (moon)|Valhalla]] [[Valhalla (installation)|installation]].<ref>[[Matt Burns|Burns, Matt]]. "[[Collateral Damage]]". (May 13, 2010). Blizzard Entertainment. [http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/game/lore/short-stories/odin/1 Collateral Damage] Accessed 2010-05-16.</ref><ref name="SC:G:STimeline"/> |
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| ⚫ | *[[Nero]] escapes from [[Gannemuck Prison]] and begins hunting down the members of his old [[reaper]] squad who betrayed him. Eventually he tracks down the last one, [[Kern]], to [[Roxara]]. However, the [[Nerazim]] [[Lassatar]] has arrived in search of a [[xel'naga]] artifact and defeats the criminal, saving Kern and his family.<ref>[[David Gerrold|Gerrold, David]] (w), Ruben de Vela (p). "[[StarCraft: Frontline: Fear the Reaper|Fear the Reaper]]." In ''[[StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 4]]'' (paperback binding), pp. 28-71. Tokyopop, October 1, 2009. ISBN 978-1427-81698-6.</ref><ref name="HDTimeline">April 6, 2010. "Timeline". ''[[StarCraft II: Heaven's Devils]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). pp. 311 - 323. ISBN 978-1416-55084-6.</ref> |
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| ⚫ | *[[Starry Lace]], unknowingly controlled by the [[zerg]], helps the Swarm recover a xel'naga artifact from [[Meteor Station]].<ref>[[Grace Randolph|Randolph, Grace]] (w), Seung-hui Kye (p, i). "[[StarCraft: Frontline: Last Call|Last Call]]." In ''[[StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 3]]'' (paperback binding), pp. 90-131. Tokyopop, July 14, 2009. ISBN 978-1427-80832-5.</ref><ref name="HDTimeline"/> |
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| + | *The Dominion experiments with the [[changeling]].<ref>[[James Waugh|Waugh, James]]. "[[Changeling (short story)|Changeling]]." (November 18, 2009). Blizzard Entertainment. [http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/game/lore/short-stories/changeling/1 Changeling: A Short Story by James Waugh] Accessed 2009-11-18.</ref><ref name="SC:G:STimeline"/><ref group = "note">The originaly story had this event occurring in 2504. This was later retconned to be in 2503 by the timeline provided in ''Spectres''.</ref> |
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| ⚫ | *At some point between her memory wipe and her actions against Shadowblade, Nova frees an advanced munitions factory on [[New Sydney]] from the [[Koprulu Liberation Front]].<ref name="SC:G:Nova"/><ref name="NovaNote">(November 28, 2006). "Historian's Note" ([[2500]]-[[2503]] establishment). ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Nova]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-0743-47134-3.</ref> |
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| + | *A heavily armed group of pirates storm [[Agria]], intent on stealing its hi-tech scientific equipment. Dominion [[marine]]s engage the pirates to protect these valuable assets, carelessly slaughtering colonists who are caught in the crossfire. Doctor [[Ariel Hanson]] risks her life to save dozens of innocent bystanders trapped in areas of heavy fighting. The pirates are eventually driven off Agria.<ref>Blizzard Entertainment staff. 2010-07-24. [http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/game/hero/ariel-hanson Cast of Characters: Ariel Hanson]. ''Blizzard Entertainment''. Accessed 2010-07-24.</ref> |
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| ⚫ | *A [[Moebius Foundation]] research team on [[KL-2]] accidentally release a [[Voice in the Darkness (entity)|malevolent entity]] from a [[xel'naga]]-crafted prison, who bends the scientists to its will. Protoss forces arrive soon after and do battle with the entity's minions. Despite their assumptions to the contrary, the entity escapes their wrath.<ref |
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| + | *The ''[[Bucephalus]]'' is commissioned.<ref>Blizzard Entertainment. ''[[StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty]].'' ([[Activision Blizzard]]). PC. Cinematic: [[Heir Apparent]]. (in [[English]]). 2010.</ref> |
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| ⚫ | *[[Nero]] escapes from [[Gannemuck Prison]] and begins hunting down the members of his old [[reaper]] squad who betrayed him. Eventually he tracks down the last one, [[Kern]], to [[Roxara]]. However, the [[Nerazim]] [[Lassatar]] has arrived in search of a [[xel'naga]] artifact and defeats the criminal, saving Kern and his family.<ref |
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| + | *The [[Axiom Corporation]] discontinues one of its tool lines.<ref>Derived from time in [https://twitter.com/CameronDayton/project-blackstone Project Blackstone Tweets]. ''Cameron Dayton's Twitter'', accessed on 2013-05-20</ref> |
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| ⚫ | *[[Starry Lace]], unknowingly controlled by the [[zerg]], helps the Swarm recover a xel'naga artifact from [[Meteor Station]].<ref |
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| + | *The [[Daelaam]] place satellites around [[Gystt]] to monitor for any sign of Kerrigan's return.<ref name="SC:Evolution">Derived from time in Zahn, Timothy (November 8, 2016). ''[[StarCraft: Evolution]].'' Del Rey Books. ISBN 0425284735.</ref> |
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| − | The timeline provided in ''[[StarCraft II: Heaven's Devils]]'' places the events of ''[[The Dark Templar Saga]]'' and ''[[StarCraft: Ghost|Ghost]]/[[StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres]]'' in 2503. This stands in contrast to comments made by [[Chris Metzen]], who placed the saga in the same year as ''[[StarCraft II]]'' (many months, if not a year before it)<ref |
+ | The timeline provided in ''[[StarCraft II: Heaven's Devils]]'' places the events of ''[[The Dark Templar Saga]]'' and ''[[StarCraft: Ghost|Ghost]]/[[StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres]]'' in 2503. This stands in contrast to the timeframes presented in the books and comments made by [[Chris Metzen]], who placed the saga in the same year as ''[[StarCraft II]]'' (many months, if not a year before it)<ref>[[Chris Metzen]], StarCraft Legacy staff. 2009-07-20 [http://sclegacy.com/interviews/10-blizzard/470-july-20-2009-metzen-interview July 20, 2009 Metzen Interview]. ''StarCraft Legacy''. Accessed 2009-09-07.</ref> and the saga itself.<ref name="SC:DkTempSaga2"/><ref name="SC:DkTempSaga3"/> |
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Latest revision as of 23:57, 27 April 2019
Early[]
- Numerous protoss are abducted and used as test subjects in Project Gestalt as far back as the previous year.[1]
January[]
- January 15:[2]Nova terminates Cliff Nadaner, graduating from the Ghost Program. She is subsequently subjected to a memory wipe.[3] [4][note 1]
After[]
- The zerg evolve the baneling at the Siege of Cask.[5][6]
April[]
- Gestalt Zero, a prototype terran/protoss hybrid, incapacitates high templar Muadun and delivers him to Dr. Stanley Burgess. He becomes the latest test subject in Project Gestalt.[1]
Later Events[]
- Jake Ramsey and his team are hired by Valerian Mengsk to excavate a strange artifact on the world of Nemaka. He discovers a protoss preserver, Zamara, who embeds herself in his mind. From her, he learns much about protoss history. However, this knowledge makes him a target for Valerian Mengsk. He and his companion Rosemary Dahl took shelter with crime lord Ethan Stewart at the independent world of Dead Man's Rock, only to be betrayed by Stewart.[7] Unleashing a psionic distraction to escape from Stewart and the Dominion, Ramsey draws the attention of the Queen of Blades and the powerful dark archon, Ulrezaj. The former's forces devastate Dead Man's Rock and she infests Stewart. Ramsey travels to Aiur to collect technology, becoming embroiled in a civil war between Ulrezaj's minions and Khalai loyalists stranded on the planet, all the while dodging the zerg. He manages to escape through a warp gate, intending to travel to Shakuras.[8][9]
- Project Shadowblade is crippled by Nova Terra. However, Gabriel Tosh escapes to continue his anti-Dominion activities.[10]
- Ramsey ends up far from Shakuras. He and Zamara locate Zeratul and convince him to help separate them. They also discuss a number of secrets, including the life cycle of the xel'naga and the creation of the hybrids. Zeratul brings them to a shrine on Ehlna, a Nerazim sanctuary where Ramsey's life could be saved, while he traveled to Pegasus, observing an energy creature hatching from a fresh temple and following it to a wormhole with a mysterious planet at the end. Meanwhile, Rosemary Dahl and a protoss force led by Selendis arrive at the shrine, while forces under the command of Ethan Stewart, Valerian Mengsk, Selendis and the dark archon converge on the site and fight over Ramsey. Zamara is successfully removed, only to immediately seal Ulrezaj into her crystal. Stewart is killed in combat, and the Dominion achieves victory. Valerian Mengsk is able to protect Ramsey from his father and also kept some knowledge from the shrine he had acquired before the protoss returns in force and drive the Dominion away.[11][9]
- A Moebius Foundation research team on KL-2 accidentally release a malevolent entity from a xel'naga-crafted prison, who bends the scientists to its will. Protoss forces arrive soon after and do battle with the entity's minions. Despite their assumptions to the contrary, the entity escapes their wrath.[12][9]
- Umojan Protectorate shadowguard Pandora investigates the Simonson Munitions Factory, discovering the secrets of the Thor. After her escape, the Umojans plant evidence to in the blame on the Koprulu Liberation Front and tracks the Odin prototype to the Valhalla installation.[14][6]
- Nero escapes from Gannemuck Prison and begins hunting down the members of his old reaper squad who betrayed him. Eventually he tracks down the last one, Kern, to Roxara. However, the Nerazim Lassatar has arrived in search of a xel'naga artifact and defeats the criminal, saving Kern and his family.[15][9]
- Starry Lace, unknowingly controlled by the zerg, helps the Swarm recover a xel'naga artifact from Meteor Station.[16][9]
- The Dominion experiments with the changeling.[17][6][note 3]
Misc. Events[]
- At some point between her memory wipe and her actions against Shadowblade, Nova frees an advanced munitions factory on New Sydney from the Koprulu Liberation Front.[3][4]
- A heavily armed group of pirates storm Agria, intent on stealing its hi-tech scientific equipment. Dominion marines engage the pirates to protect these valuable assets, carelessly slaughtering colonists who are caught in the crossfire. Doctor Ariel Hanson risks her life to save dozens of innocent bystanders trapped in areas of heavy fighting. The pirates are eventually driven off Agria.[18]
- The Bucephalus is commissioned.[19]
- The Axiom Corporation discontinues one of its tool lines.[20]
Contradictions[]
The timeline provided in StarCraft II: Heaven's Devils places the events of The Dark Templar Saga and Ghost/StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres in 2503. This stands in contrast to the timeframes presented in the books and comments made by Chris Metzen, who placed the saga in the same year as StarCraft II (many months, if not a year before it)[22] and the saga itself.[8][11]
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Notes[]
- ↑ According to her Nova Covert Ops ARG profile, Nova graduated from the Ghost Academy in 2502, while the novel Nova establishes that the completion of her graduation mission occurred on her birthday (revealed in the same profile as being January 15th). This may be an error, or an indication that graduation and the graduation mission are two separate tasks.
- ↑ The Koprulu Sector norm for establishing dates is to go month/day/year, based on sources like StarCraft Episode I.
- ↑ The originaly story had this event occurring in 2504. This was later retconned to be in 2503 by the timeline provided in Spectres.