Conservator


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Conservators are Purifier sentries deployed by Talandar during the End War.

Game UnitEdit

Conservators are available to Fenix in Co-op Missions. They possess a phasing mode similar to energizers, as well as a phase shield that can be placed in a target area, reducing enemy damage by 35% for 10 seconds. Conservators do not use energy.^[1]

AbilitiesEdit

Protective Field

Creates a shield that reduces all incoming attack damage to friendly units by 35%. Lasts 15 seconds (30 with upgrade).

Usage

Hotkey	Z
Duration	10
Cooldown	20

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Phasing Mode

Transforms the Conservator to Phasing Mode and generates a power field as if it was a Pylon. Channels a larger protective field centered on the Conservator that lasts indefinitely. The Conservator cannot move in this mode.

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UpgradesEdit

Optimized Emitters

Increases the duration of the Consevator's Protective Field by 100%.

Usage

Duration

2

Acquisition

Purchased from	Cybernetics core
Hotkey	T

Cost

50

60

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Ground Armor

Increases the armor of protoss ground units.

Acquisition

Purchased from	Forge
Hotkey	A

Level 1

Cost	100 100 114

Level 2

Cost	150 150 136
Required	Twilight council

Level 3

Cost	200 200 157
Required	Twilight council

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Ground Weapons

Increases the attack of protoss ground units.

Acquisition

Purchased from	Forge
Hotkey	G

Level 1

Cost	100 100 114

Level 2

Cost	150 150 136
Required	Twilight council

Level 3

Cost	200 200 157
Required	Twilight council

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Plasma Shields

+1 armor to shields per level.

Acquisition

Purchased from	Forge
Hotkey	S

Level 1

Cost	150 150 114

Level 2

Cost	225 225 136
Required	Twilight council

Level 3

Cost	300 300 157
Required	Twilight council

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ReferencesEdit

↑ 2017-04-24, StarCraft II Co-op Commander Reveal. Twitch.com, accessed on 2017-04-24

Protoss Units and Structures of StarCraft II

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Versus units and structures

Infantry

Land mechanized

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units and structures

Units

Automated defenses

Variant units

Melee Warrior
- Zealot (Aiur)
- Centurion (Nerazim)
- Sentinel (Purifier)

Ranged Warrior
- Adept (Purifier)
- Dragoon (Aiur)
- Stalker (Nerazim)

Cloaked Warrior
- Avenger (Aiur)
- Blood Hunter (Tal'darim)
- Dark templar (Nerazim)

Psionic Warrior
- Ascendant (Tal'darim)
- Dark archon (Nerazim)
- High templar (Aiur)

Robotic Assault
- Annihilator (Nerazim)
- Immortal (Aiur)
- Vanguard (Tal'darim)

Robotic Support
- Energizer (Purifier)
- Havoc (Tal'darim)
- Sentry (Aiur)

Robotic Siege
- Colossus (Purifier)
- Reaver (Aiur)
- Wrathwalker (Tal'darim)

Starfighter
- Corsair (Nerazim)
- Mirage (Purifier)
- Phoenix (Aiur)

Capital Ship
- Carrier (Aiur)
- Tal'darim Mothership
- Tempest (Purifier)

Assault Ship
- Arbiter (Aiur)
- Destroyer (Tal'darim)
- Void ray (Nerazim)

Canceled Protoss Units and Structures of StarCraft II

Purifiers

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Purifier Rebellion

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Cybros

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Co-op Missions

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Zerg Co-op Commanders

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[FenixStream-0] 2017-04-24, StarCraft II Co-op Commander Reveal. Twitch.com, accessed on 2017-04-24

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Game UnitEdit

AbilitiesEdit

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ReferencesEdit