Colonist Missions

This article or section contains information from the optional Colonist Missions in StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty.

The Colonist Missions were presented as a series of optional missions in StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. The Behind the Scenes DVD suggests the missions are canon. The player is given a choice between two final missions, Safe Haven and Haven's Fall. The DVD suggests Safe Haven was the official choice.

Storyline

The Evacuation of Agria

Agria being evacuated

The Colonist Missions consist of Raynor's Raiders attempting to protect the colonists of Agria, which had been abandoned by the Dominion. After the evacuation, Dr. Ariel Hanson joined the Raiders. Hanson developed romantic feelings towards Raynor over the course of her stay, but the rebel leader was clueless to this.

The Outbreak

Hanson's people settled on Meinhoff, only for a zerg virus to run rampant. The Raiders erradicated the infested terrans and the Agrians set off for a new home.

The Choice

That new world turned out to be Haven, a planet on the edge of protoss space. Suddenly, all communications were cut off, and upon arrival, the Raiders discovered why—a protoss force under Executor Selendis had arrived, knowing that the colonists were infected. Hanson however, maintained that she was close to finding a cure for the virus and both Hanson and Selendis vied for Raynor's allegiance.

Safe Haven

Plot option : Raynor's Raiders support Dr. Hanson.

Hanson leaving

Raynor decided to aid the colonists and fended off the protoss. He was able to defeat the purifier mothership which was going to destroy the planet, thus accomplishing his goal: the protoss retreated. Afterwards, Hanson decided to stay on Haven to help her people. She tentatively offered Raynor a new life on the world, but the rebel maintained that he had to finish what he'd started—his revolution against Arcturus Mengsk. Hanson revealed her affections, but accepted Raynor's decision.

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Haven's Fall

Plot option : Raynor's Raiders support Selendis.

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