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"The purifiers have been unleashed upon the forces of Amon, and at their helm stands Fenix. Utilizing an array of destructive robotic bodies, and backed by a supporting crew of legendary protoss heroes, you can now rain death upon your enemies with some of the most honorable characters of protoss lore."

- Commander blurb(src)

Fenix (later known as Talandar) is a commander in Co-op Missions introduced in Patch 3.13. He fields a powerful Purifier army, with AI constructs of past protoss heroes available at his command. His army consist of "shells" for these AIs to occupy.

Fenix himself is able to switch between three forms, a Praetor form that can use an area of effect spin, a charge and a shield recharge, a Solarite Dragoon form with a powerful anti-ground line attack and an anti-air area-of-effect attack as well as an "Arsenal Overcharge" ability which removes the cooldown of his other abilities, and a Cybros arbiter form with the ability to recall and stasis enemies and cloak allies and itself. Fenix can swap between these forms at will, and the different forms will only naturally regenerate energy and health while they are swapped out.[1]

Overview[]

"We were designed for war, and we were very well designed."

- Fenix(src)

Info[]

  • Recommended for experienced players
  • Control Fenix as he leads a powerful robotic Purifier army
  • Fenix can transfer between three mighty forms to adapt to any situation
  • Powerful protoss heroes can transfer their consciousness into standard units to bolster your army's strength

Mastery[]

Power Set 1
Fenix Suit Attack Speed: +2% – +60%
Fenix Suit Offline Energy Regeneration: +0.75% – +22.5%
Power Set 2
Champion A.I. Attack Speed: +1% – +30%
Champion A.I. Life and Shields: +2% – +60%
Power Set 3
Chrono Boost Efficiency: +1% – +30%
Increase Starting Supply: +2 – +60

Prestiges[]

Level 1 – Akhundelar
Advantage: All Armor Suit damage increased by 100%. Ability cooldowns reduced by 50%. Life, shield, and energy regeneration increased by 100% while in storage.
Disadvantage: All Armor Suit calldown cooldowns increased by 700%. Each suit can only be sustained for 20 seconds at a time.
  • Does not increase cooldown of Cybros Arbiter.
Level 2 – Network Administrator
Advantage: Tactical Data Web effectiveness increased by 200%. All combat unit costs reduced by 50%.
Disadvantage: All non-heroic combat unit damage reduced by 50% and vitals reduced by 50%.
Level 3 – Unconquered Spirit
Advantage: Avenging Protocol effectiveness increased by 100%. Champion A.I.s that die refund 75% of their basic unit cost.
Disadvantage: Champion A.I.s do not gain additional life or shields and have reduced attack range by 2.

Game Unit[]

Thanks to his ability to transfer his A.I. consciousness, Fenix gets access to several purifier weapon suits that allow him to shift his abilities according to battlefield conditions.

Calldown Fenix's Suits[]

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Praetor Armor Suit

Warp in Fenix's Praetor Armor Suit. While using this suit configuration, Fenix is a powerful melee warrior capable of area attacks and absorbing damage.

This suit will remain active until destroyed or another suit is warped in.

Can attack ground units.

Akhundelar: Increases the Praetor Armor Suit attack damage by 100% and reduces it's abilities cooldown by 50%. Suit's health, shield and energy regenerations are increased by 100% while in storage, but the cooldown is increased by 700% (150% when suit is destroyed) and lasts 20 seconds once summoned.

Usage
Duration 20 (with Akhundelar) seconds
Cooldown Coolup: 240 seconds

Cooldown
Basic:
15 (when switches suit) seconds
180 (when suit is destroyed) seconds
With Akhundelar:
120 (when duration is over) seconds

300 (when suit is destroyed) seconds
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Initially available.
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Solarite Dragoon Suit

Warp in Fenix's Solarite Dragoon Suit. While using this suit configuration, Fenix can attack at long range and use devastating abilities.

This suit will remain active until destroyed or another suit is warped in

Can attack ground and air units.

Akhundelar: Increases the Solarite Dragoon Suit attack damage by 100% and reduces it's abilities cooldown by 50%. Suit's health, shield and energy regenerations are increased by 100% while in storage, but the cooldown is increased by 700% (150% when suit is destroyed) and lasts 20 seconds once summoned.

Usage
Duration 20 (with Akhundelar) seconds
Cooldown Coolup: 240 seconds

Cooldown
Basic:
15 (when switches suit) seconds
180 (when suit is destroyed) seconds
With Akhundelar:
120 (when duration is over) seconds

300 (when suit is destroyed) seconds
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Initially available.
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Cybros Arbiter Suit

Warp in Fenix's Cybros Arbiter Suit. While using this suit configuration, Fenix is able to support his army on the field and disable enemy units.

This suit will remain active until destroyed or another suit is warped in.

Can attack ground and air units.

Akhundelar: Increases the Cybros Arbiter Suit attack damage by 100%. Suit's health, shield and energy regenerations are increased by 100% while in storage. Lasts 20 seconds once summoned.

Usage
Duration 20 (with Akhundelar) seconds
Cooldown Coolup: 240 seconds

Cooldown
Basic:
15 (when switches suit) seconds
180 (when suit is destroyed) seconds
With Akhundelar:
20 (when duration is over) seconds

300 (when suit is destroyed) seconds
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix level 3.
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Praetor Armor[]

Praetor Armor has the following abilities:

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Thunderous Charge

Fenix charges to the target location, dealing 50 damage and stunning all enemy units for 5 seconds.

Akhundelar: Reduces the Thunderous Charge cooldown by 50%.

Usage
Hotkey Q
Cost 25 Energy
Cooldown 10 seconds
5 (with Akhundelar) seconds
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Whirlwind

All nearby enemies (within range 1.5) take summary 245 damage for 3 seconds. Fenix can move while Whirlwind is active. Can be set to autocast.

Akhundelar: Reduces the Whirlwind cooldown by 50%.

Usage
Hotkey E
Cost 50 Energy
Duration 3 seconds
Cooldown 10 seconds
5 (with Akhundelar) seconds
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Shield Capacitor

Fully restores Fenix's shields. Can be set to autocast, which activates Shield Capacitor when Fenix's shields have been depleted.

Akhundelar: Reduces the Shield Capacitor cooldown by 50%.

Usage
Hotkey C
Cost 100 Energy
Cooldown 5 seconds
2.5 (with Akhundelar) seconds
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Solarite Dragoon[]

Solarite Dragoon has the following abilities:

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Solar Cannon

Fires a penetrating beam that deals 100 damage to all enemy ground units in its path.

Akhundelar: Reduces the Solar Cannon cooldown by 50%.

Usage
Hotkey Q
Cost 50 Energy
Cooldown 6 seconds
3 (with Akhundelar) seconds
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Solarite Flare

Fires an air-bursting flare that deals 100 damage to enemy air units.

Akhundelar: Reduces the Solarite Flare cooldown by 50%.

Usage
Hotkey E
Cost 50 Energy
Cooldown 6 seconds
3 (with Akhundelar) seconds
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Arsenal Overcharge

Activating Arsenal Overcharge causes your damaging abilities to have no cooldowns for 10 seconds.

Akhundelar: Reduces the Arsenal Overcharge cooldown by 50%.

Usage
Hotkey R
Duration 10 seconds
Cooldown 120 seconds
60 (with Akhundelar) seconds
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Cybros Arbiter[]

Cybros Arbiter has the following abilities:

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Stasis Field

Places enemy units in a target area in stasis for 15 seconds. Units in stasis cannot move, attack, be attacked or be affected by abilities.

Usage
Hotkey Q
Cost 50 Energy
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Cloaking Field

Enable Cloaking Field, cloaking friendly units near Fenix and itself. Costs 5 energy per second to maintain.

Usage
Hotkey E
Cost 5 per second Energy
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Recall

Teleports all friendly units in a target area to the location of the Arbiter.

Usage
Hotkey R
Cost 100 Energy
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Observation Protocol

Grants Fenix's Cybros Arbiter Suit detection, allowing him to detect enemy cloaked enemies.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 6
Acquisition
Purchased from Forge
Hotkey E
Cost 100 Minerals 100 Vespene gas 60seconds
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Upgrades[]

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Purifier Armaments

All of Fenix's Armor Suits gain +15 attack damage.

Akhundelar: Increases the bonus damage from +15 to +30.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 6
Acquisition
Purchased from Forge
Hotkey R
Cost 75 Minerals 75 Vespene gas 90seconds
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A Strong Heart

"I no longer wish to be called by the name Fenix."

Renames Fenix to Talandar.

Acquisition
Purchased from Forge
Hotkey C
Cost 13 Minerals 13 Vespene gas 10seconds
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Army Composition[]

Units and Structures[]

Fenix has access to the following units and structures:

Icon Unit Details Production (considering +20% reduced cost) Base Statistics:
4. Zealot Purifier Legionnaire Powerful melee warrior. Can be upgraded to use Charge.
  • Can download Kaldalis's AI personality for extra abilities.

Can attack ground units.

160 Minerals 3 Psi

38 (28 Warp Gate cooldown) seconds

Life: 200 / Shields: 100 / Armor: 1

MS: 2.75


Psi blades
Damage: 16 (x2)
AS: 1.2 / Range: 0.1 (melee)
Upgrade: +2 per level
DPS: 26.67 (+3.33)

3. Sentry Purifier Conservator Robotic support unit. Can use Protective Field and Phasing Mode abilities.

Can attack ground and air units.

40 Minerals 80 Vespene gas 2 Psi

37 (32 Warp Gate cooldown) seconds

Life: 40 / Shields: 40 / Armor: 0

MS: 2.75


Sanitization beam
Damage: 6
AS: 1 / Range: 6
Upgrade: +1 per level
DPS: 6 (+1)

3. Adept Collector's Edition Adept Ranged specialist. Can be upgraded to use Psionic Projection.
  • Can deploy shades to fight with them. Can download Talis's AI personality for extra abilities.

Can attack ground and air units.

100 Minerals 40 Vespene gas 2 Psi

38 (28 Warp Gate cooldown) seconds

Life: 90 / Shields: 90 / Armor: 1

MS: 2.5


Glaive cannon
Damage: 16 (+6 vs Light)
AS: 2.25 / Range: 5
Upgrade: +2 per level
DPS: 7.11 (+0.89)
9.78 (+0.89) vs Light

4. Immortal Purifier Immortal Assault strider. Can use Barrier to absorb damage.
  • Can download Taldarin's AI personality for extra abilities.

Can attack ground units.

200 Minerals 80 Vespene gas 4 Psi

55 seconds

Life: 200 / Shields: 100 / Armor: 1

MS: 3.15


Phase disruptors
Damage: 20 (+30 vs Armored)
AS: 1.45 / Range: 6
Upgrade: +2 (+3 vs Armored) per level
DPS: 14
34 vs Armored

5. Colossus Purifier Colossus Battle strider with a powerful area attack. Can walk up and down cliffs.
  • Can download Warbringer's' AI personality for extra abilities.

Can attack ground units.

240 Minerals 160 Vespene gas 6 Psi

75 seconds

Life: 200 / Shields: 150 / Armor: 1

MS: 3.15


Thermal lances
Damage: 15 (x2)
AS: 1.07 / Range: 7 (+2)
Upgrade: +2 per level
DPS: 18.69 (+1.87)

3. Disruptor Purifier Disruptor Robotic disruption unit. Can use Purification Nova to deal heavy area damage.

Can attack ground units.
(Unlocks at level 7)

120 Minerals 120 Vespene gas 3 Psi

60 seconds

Life: 100 / Shields: 100 / Armor: 1

MS: 3.15


Phase disruptor
Damage: 9
AS: 1.75 / Range: 7
Upgrade: +1 per level
DPS: 5.14 (+0.57)

3. Observer Purifier Observer Flying spy. Cloak renders the unit invisible to enemies without detection. 25 Minerals 75 Vespene gas 1 Psi

30 seconds

Life: 40 / Shields: 20 / Armor: 0

MS: 2.62

Scout Purifier Fenix Scout Versatile high-speed fighter.
  • Can download Mojo's AI personality for extra abilities.

Can attack ground and air units.

180 Minerals 60 Vespene gas 3 Psi

30 seconds

Life: 150 / Shields: 100 / Armor: 0

MS: 2.81


Anti-matter missiles
Targets: Air
Damage: 7 (+7 vs Armored) (x2)
AS: 1.25 / Range: 4
Upgrade: +1 per level
DPS: 11.2 (+1.6)
22.4 (+1.6) vs Armored


Photon blaster
Targets: Ground
Damage: 16 (+16 vs Light)
AS: 1.69 / Range: 4
Upgrade: +2 (+1 vs Light) per level
DPS: 9.47 (+1.18)
18.93 (+1.78) vs Light

4. Carrier Purifier Carrier Capital ship. Builds and launches Interceptors that attack enemy targets.
  • Can download Clolarion's AI personality for extra abilities.

Can attack ground and air units.

280 Minerals 200 Vespene gas 6 Psi

120 seconds

Life: 300 / Shields: 150 / Armor: 2

MS: 2.62


Interseptors
Damage: 5 (x2)
AS: 3 / Range: 8
Upgrade: +1 per level
DPS: 3.33 (+0.67)
26.67 (+5.33) with 8 Interceptors

Photon Cannon Purifier Fenix Photon cannon Primary defensive structure.

Can attack ground and air units.

150 Minerals 

40 seconds

Life: 150 / Shields: 150 / Armor: 1


Phase disruptor
Damage: 20
AS: 1.25 / Range: 7
DPS: 16

Champions[]

In addition to his normal arsenal, Fenix has the ability to field the AI personalities of past protoss heroes to aid him.

If all six heroes are on the field, the next probe built will turn into Probius. This will change the model and name, but give no stat boost or special abilities to the probe.

Note: (+X) only applies to the Tactical Data Web trait at Fenix level 15.

Icon Unit Details Cost Base Statistics:
Zealot Kaldalis Fenix Kaldalis Legionnaire hero. Can use Engage to leap at foes, and research the ability to deal 9 (+X) damage to nearby units.

Can attack ground units.
(Unlocks at level 2)

100 Minerals 

40 seconds

Life: 400 / Shields: 200 / Armor: 1

MS: 2.5


Psi blades
Damage: 2x18
AS: 0.8 / Range: 0.1 (melee)
Upgrade: +2 per level
DPS: 45 (+5)

Adept Talis Fenix Talis Adept hero. Can be upgraded with Ricochet Glaives to have her attacks bounce between targets, dealing 25 (+X) (35 (+X) vs light) with a cooldown of 5.

Can attack ground and air units.
(Unlocks at level 2)

100 Minerals 50 Vespene gas 

60 seconds

Life: 180 / Shields: 180 / Armor: 1

MS: 2.25


Purifier glaive cannon
Damage: 25 (+10 vs Light)
AS: 2.25 / Range: 4
Upgrade: +3 (+1 vs Light) per level
DPS: 11.11 (+1.33)
15.56 (+1.78) vs Light

Immortal Taldarin Fenix Taldarin Immortal hero. Can displace targets and pull them into a gravity well, and research the ability to cause targets to explode with 25%(+X) of the damage dealt to them after death.

Can attack ground units.
(Unlocks at level 5)

100 Minerals 50 Vespene gas 

60 seconds

Life: 400 / Shields: 200 / Armor: 2

MS: 2.0


Graviton disruptors
Damage: 30 (+45 vs Armored)
AS: 1.45 / Range: 6
Upgrade: +3 (+2 vs Armored) per level
DPS: 20.69 (+2.07)
51.72 (+3.45) vs Armored

Colossus Warbringer Fenix Warbringer Colossus hero. Slows the attack and movement speed of targets hit with its attacks, and can research the ability to fire a blast that deals 150 (+X) damage to a target unit with a cooldown of 5.

Can attack ground units.
(Unlocks at level 8)

100 Minerals 50 Vespene gas 

60 seconds

Life: 400 / Shields: 300 / Armor: 12

MS: 2.9


Chrono lance
Damage: 25 (x2)
AS: 1.85 / Range: 9
Upgrade: +3 per level
DPS: 30 (+4)

Scout Mojo Fenix Mojo Scout hero. Can research the ability to area of effect damage and stuns targets for 1 second and deals 6 (12 vs armored) (+X) area damage over a short time.

Can attack ground and air units.
(Unlocks at level 5)

100 Minerals 50 Vespene gas 

60 seconds

Life: 300 / Shields: 200 / Armor: 1

MS: 3.51


Anti-matter missiles
Targets: Air
Damage: 6 (+6 vs Armored) (x2)
AS: 1.25 / Range: 3
Upgrade: +1 (+1 vs Armored) per level
DPS: 17.6 (+1.6)
35.2 (+3.2) vs Armored


Photon blaster
Targets: Ground
Damage: 24 (+24 vs Light)
AS: 1.69 / Range: 3
Upgrade: +2 (+3 vs Light) per level
DPS: 14.2 (+1.18)
28.4 (+2.96) vs Armored

Carrier Clolarion Fenix Clolarion Carrier hero. Has an anti-air attack which deals more damage the longer it is focused on a target, and can research the ability to build interdictors, which bomb ground units for 12 (+X) area damage.

Can attack ground and air units.
(Unlocks at level 8)

100 Minerals 50 Vespene gas 

60 seconds

Life: 600 / Shields: 300 / Armor: 4

MS: 2.37


Solar beam
Targets: Air
Damage: 10 (+6 vs Armored)
AS: 0.5 / Range: 9
Upgrade: +1 (+1 vs Armored) per level
DPS: 20 (+2)
32 (+4) vs Armored


Interceptors
Targets: Ground and Air
Damage: 5 (x2)
AS: 3 / Range: 8
Upgrade: +1 per level
DPS: 3.33 (+0.67)
26.67 (+5.33) with 8 Interceptors


Interdictors
Targets: Ground
Damage: 12 (x4)
AS: 3 / Range: 4
Upgrade: +1 per level
DPS: 16 (+1.33)
32 (+2.67) with 2 Interdictors

Talent Progression[]

Fenix acquires the following talents as he levels up.

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Variable Deployment

Fenix can warp in anywhere on the battlefield using multiple Armor Suit configurations. The cost of Fenix's combat units is reduced by 20%.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Initially available
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Purifier Conclave

Unlocks the Purifier conclave structure, allowing you to research A.I. personalities of Protoss heroes. Once researched, these A.I. Personalities will automatically download into any available host unit. Unlocks Kaldalis (Legionnaire) and Talis (Adept).

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 2
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Unlock: Cybros Arbiter Suit

Unlocks the Cybros Arbiter suit. The Cybros Arbiter suit can cloak itself and nearby allies, Recall friendly units to its location, and use Stasis to disable enemy units.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 3
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Shock Trooper Champion Research Cache

Unlocks the following upgrades at the Twilight Council:

  • Kaldalis attacks deal area damage.
  • Talis Ricochet Glaive bounces 2 additional times and causes affected units to take bonus damage.
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 4
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Champion AI: Taldarin and Mojo

Unlocks additional A.I. Personalities at the Purifier Conclave: Taldarin (Immortal) and Mojo (Scout).

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 5
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Fenix Upgrade Cache

Unlocks the following upgrades at the Forge:

  • All Fenix Armor Suits gain +10 attack damage.
  • Fenix's Cybros Arbiter Suit gains detection.
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 6
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New Unit: Disruptor

Robotic Disruption Unit. Can use Purification Nova to deal heavy area damage. Warped in at the Robotics Facility.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 7
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Champion AI: Warbringer and Clolarion

Unlocks additional A.I. Personalities at the Purifier Conclave: Warbringer (Colossus) and Clolarion (Carrier).

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 8
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Specialist Upgrade Cache

Unlocks the following upgrade:

  • Disruptors become permanently cloaked (Robotics Bay).
  • Disruptor Purification Nova explodes twice (Robotics Bay).
  • Conservator Protection Field duration increased by 100% (Cybernetics Core).
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 9
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Operational Efficiency

Production and tech structures no longer have tech requirements, have their mineral costs reduced by 50%, and have their gas costs reduced by 100%.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 10
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Avenging Protocol

Champions gain attack (10% per supply) and movement speed (5% per supply) each time a host shell of their type is destroyed, or a 50% attack and 25% movement speed increase when they transfer into new host shell. Speed increases can stack up to 200% on attack and 100% on movement and last for 20 seconds if not refreshed.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 11
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Assault Champion Upgrade Cache

Unlocks the following upgrades:

  • Taldarin's attacks store damage on enemies which is released and does area damage when the unit is killed (Robotics Bay).
  • Allows Mojo to fire a barrage of Anti-Matter Missiles (Fleet Beacon).
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 12
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Rapid Recharge

Fenix Armor Suits that are currently offline regenerate health and shields 20% faster.

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 13
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Siege Champion Upgrade Cache

Unlocks the following upgrades:

  • Warbringer gains the ability to fire a devastating blast at an enemy unit (Robotics Bay).
  • Clolarion can build Interdictors to bomb enemy units (Fleet Beacon).
Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 14
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Tactical Data Web

Each A.I. Champion's special ability gains strength for every unit of the same type that Fenix controls, scaling based on the unit's supply (up to a maximum bonus of 20 supply).

Campaign Acquisition
Unlock Reach Fenix Level 15
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Strategies[]

The main focus of playing Fenix is the direct control of his hero unit, which holds immense amounts of power when all three of his Purifier Suits are leveraged to their full potential. To use Fenix well, it's important to understand when to swap between his different forms and to keep in mind that his suits only regenerate Energy when they are not active, so be sure to swap often.

Additionally, up to six different A.I. personalities from various protoss heroes can be researched at the Purifier conclave (once unlocked). Once a personality has been researched, it will automatically search for a standard unit to transfer into, and turn them into a game-changing hero unit. Anytime that particular champion falls in battle, their consciousness will automatically relocate into another body of that same type (assuming one is available) and continue fighting. Most of Fenix's combat units have their own champion to lead them into battle, and every champion also has unique abilities which make them even more powerful.

In general, in most maps, even without ally's help, Fenix alone can handle the first two incoming enemy waves as well as the first or the second objective if used properly, and possibly more with the help of an ally. Therefore, once proficient in using his abilities effectively, it is recommended that in the early game, players focus on rushing the robotics AI champions to push and expand ASAP and saturating the worker counts on both bases. Optimally, do not stop probe production from the nexus even after saturation, so that once the second expansion finishes, there will already be some probes to transfer. Do not fill out the tech tree before building units, as it takes a long time to build a unit with its corresponding champion research and champion upgrades.

Mastery Strategies[]

Power Set 1: Fenix Suit Offline Energy Regeneration / Fenix Suit Attack Speed

Both are solid options. The energy regeneration of Fenix means that Fenix can more often make use of all 3 suits, allowing him to support his army more flexibly. The attack speed increase of Fenix enables him to clear entire bases and attack waves along with Taldarin and Warbringer.
Energy regeneration helps more late game when the army will be the majority of Fenix's damage, while attack speed help more early game as there will not be as many targets to spend energy faster than the base regeneration rate.

Power Set 2: Champion A.I. Attack Speed / Champion A.I. Life and Shields

Champions are a large part of the army's firepower. In the early game, they are in no danger of dying, and faster clear for an expansion helps significantly, especially if building Warbringer and Taldarin first. Later on in the game, firepower from the all six champions are much more important than the durability of one or two of the short ranged ones.

Power Set 3: 21 points in Chrono Boost Efficiency and 9 point in increase starting supply

Increase starting supply provides little benefit to Fenix as it is designed for optimizing the early game for fast tech tree and economy by saving minerals, but Fenix has access to all tech trees from the beginning and chrono boost also provides massive economic boost via fast probe production. However, it is true that increasing starting supply significantly help to lessen the burden of population pressure due to high population count when making the army. 29/1, 13/17 are also recommended.

Prestige Strategies[]

Akhundelar makes Fenix operate more like in the Legacy of the Void campaign, deploying with timed life but greatly increased regeneration for his off-line suits, and also greatly increased cooldowns. This sacrifices his longevity for his damage output; the increased firepower allows him to devastate attack waves and soften up heavily defended enemy positions, but he will not be able to fight for long. His Praetor Armor suit remains useful for tanking enemy fire for his army in a frontal assault, and the Solarite Dragoon can use Arsenal Overcharge to maximum potency every time it is called, letting it crush large groups of enemies. When using this prestige it is of even more importance to not allow Fenix's current suit to be destroyed, as the time to replace it is also drastically increased. The Cybros Arbiter does not have its cooldown increased but retains its timed life, letting Fenix provide support his army whenever it is needed. In fact, its timed life can be exploited since the player can quickly redeploy it anywhere they wish and use its Recall to teleport Fenix's army to it, making his army more mobile than before. With this prestige, Fenix's first mastery should be reallocated to boosting his attack speed, since the prestige's benefits makes his increased energy regeneration passive useless; unless the player is heavily relying on the Cybros Arbiter suit, Fenix's suits will certainly have full energy by the time they can be deployed again.

Network Administrator makes Fenix's champions central to his army's power. The reduced damage and health of his normal units is to be off-set by his champions gaining even greater bonuses from Tactical Data Web, thus Fenix should field and maintain sufficient units to bolster the power of his champions. To get the maximum benefits from Tactical Data Web, Fenix requires 7 Legionnaires, 10 Adepts, 5 Immortals, 4 Colossi, 7 Scouts, and 4 Carriers. His army should not be used as a frontal attack force since they provide little damage output and are more easily killed, but should be kept near the battle to get his champions back into the fray if they are destroyed and transfer to a new shell. While his attack units are less useful, Conservators remain valuable for supporting champions with Protective Field. This prestige overall compromises the strength of Fenix's army for more powerful champions, quality over quantity, and his hero units can be used as a small but potent strike force akin to Tychus. An additional benefit of this prestige is that Fenix's resource management is simplified; his army is cheaper, he needs fewer units, and he has little use for unit-specific upgrades like Charge or Psionic Projection that do not benefit his champions (weapon, armor, and shield upgrades are still desired, as are the Conservator's upgrades). Thus Fenix can be fully functional on just the income from his starting base, which can be helpful on certain Mutators where the player cannot safely expand, or he can permit his ally to take both expansions to boost their own economy.

Unconquered Spirit relies on exploiting Avenging Protocol to keep his champions empowered by it and protect his army. With their lower attack range and lack of bonus stats, they will surely be on the frontlines of any battle and draw aggro away from their brethren, and then they will transfer to another shell and step forward to re-enter the fray with Avenging Protocol active. Fenix will need to field a larger army than normal to ensure his champions are as strong as possible from Tactical Data Web and provide them more back-up shells. Fortunately, the 75% refund when a champion dies greatly improves Fenix's ability to rebuild his army, and he could exploit this to efficiently switch army composition since the refunded resources can be put towards different units. Because Fenix needs a larger army for his champions, he has an increased need to keep his army reinforced in battle. Usage of the Cybros Arbiter's Recall to call in newly built units is important, and Fenix may desire more unit-producing structures than normal. This can also make warp gate-based armies focused on Kaldalis and Talis more appealing, since they can warp-in their units with a power field and move more quickly than most of Fenix's other units.


Steward of the Purifiers[]

Fenix himself is a powerful hero unit, and his ability to switch between suits makes him very flexible. There is a short cooldown between switching suits, and the deployment range is global wherever there is vision, allowing Fenix to be where he needs to be wherever the action is. However, these suits have a long cooldown when destroyed, so it is best to not be too careless with them, as having them in a key situation can mean the difference between victory and defeat.

Praetor armor is Fenix's tanking option, and can tie up enemies while his army deals the damage it needs to. Fenix can use his charge ability to stun nearby enemies, and his whirlwind can clear out large clumps of light units like marines or zerglings. His most valuable ability is the ability to instantly recharge his shields, which he autocasts upon them being depleted. This has a moderate cooldown, so once it's triggered it may be best to switch suits.

Solarite dragoon is a fantastic burst option for Fenix. In this form, his solar cannon hits all ground units in a line, while his solar flare deals heavy damage to air units in an area. This can be used as a quick defensive option against small to medium-sized attack waves. The most valuable feature of the solarite dragoon is Arsenal Overcharge. This ability removes the cooldown on his two abilities, and grants the potential for massive burst damage against ground and air units. As his abilities each only target ground or air units and must be targeted, pick targets well. Also, since Overcharge does not remove the energy cost be careful not to rapidly use energy before its active, or the dragoon suit waste valuable time in overcharge mode doing nothing.

Cybros arbiter is Fenix's final form and a key to his army's mobility. Fenix can recall his army to any point the arbiter is at. Mixed with his ability to change forms and transport anywhere on the map, this means Fenix's army can teleport to wherever there is vision. Stasis locks enemies down, making them invincible but frozen. This has a very small cast radius, but is very low energy and allows Fenix to pick priority targets like battlecruisers, siege tanks, and hybrids. His final ability is cloaking field, which will cloak both Fenix and allies around him. The ability drains energy over a time, and lasts as long as he has energy. This becomes less useful on higher difficulties unless detection can be sniped, but works great with commanders like Vorazun who benefit from cloak.

The key to Fenix will be learning when to switch forms and how to use the mobility of spawning him anywhere to the best advantage.

For Our Strength is Eternal[]

Fenix's other power is the ability to research champions from the Purifier conclave. These champion A.I. will then buff a friendly unit of their type, granting them better stats and abilities. When that champion dies, it will transport into a nearby base unit of its type. If no more base units exist, it will spawn in on the next unit made of its type. These champions are key to Fenix's army; normally Fenix's forces are quite fragile, but with the addition of champions they gain a good bit of power. At level 15, this power is increased by these champions gaining a flat bonus for every other unit of their type on the map.

Kaldalis is a throwaway frontline damage dealer who thrives with a large army at his back. His attack speed and cleave means he can dish out heavy damage, and the low cooldown leap helps him get in front of other zealots means he'll die first, and thus always trigger avenging protocol. A lot of his power comes from cleave and avenging protocol, so rushing Kaldalis early is not very effective. However, possessing the highest DPS of any champion means that a Kaldalis rush is great for taking out early attack waves, such as the 2-minute wave on Rifts to Korhal. A common strategy is having only a single Legionnaire around to house Kaldalis's AI and, when it's destroyed, not replacing it until needed. If you have no other shells, Avenging Protocol can be stored until the next one is warped in, giving Kaldalis enormous damage output.

Talis is a decent mid-game option, though she doesn't have much of a role in the army other than adding straight damage against both ground and air. Doesn't do as well without a large army, as she is very fragile and doesn't have the game changing damage capabilities of most of the other champions. With this in mind she is very valuable to keep around during end game.

Taldarin is the heavy hitter of the early game. His high anti armor damage can help take down rocks for expansions and objectives very efficiently. Compliments Warbringer perfectly.

Warbringer's is a powerhouse. High dps, long range, a low cooldown burst and a ridiculous slow makes it the best unit to start the game with. It can deal with any early wave much more quickly than any other champion, and has enough dps to quickly clear rocks for fast expansions. Note that Purification Blast has a massive tendency to overkill when left on autocast, as Warbringer will autocast it on the first unit to come within range.

Mojo allows for air domination, and can stun clumps of air units with his upgrade. He is great on maps with heavy enemy air presence, and can dominate maps like "Void Launch." Doesn't do as well without a large army, as he is very fragile and doesn't have the game changing damage capabilities of most of the other champions.

Clolarion is a very powerful champion. Though carriers themselves are moderately low damage and sometimes must be watched, Clolarion can harass enemy positions with ease with both interceptors and interdictors to clear fortifications. His real power lies in his solar beam, which can focus on air targets and deal damage the longer it's focused. With no real heavy anti-air other than scouts, this means Clolarion can dominate the skies against enemies like the hybrid nemesis. His massive health pool means you can also micro him to the front of your army to tank for your other fliers.

Champions serve as the meat of Fenix's army, and last as long as units of the same type as them are on the field. They are hyper cost efficient even considering the cost of the tech buildings, but with the fact that resources spent on Champion AIs and their upgrade will transfer to new hosts even if they die, it is best to get all six champions out ASAP, with the possible exception of Mojo, if the enemy army is predominantly ground focused.

Throwing Down With the Best of Them[]

Fenix's army itself has some helpful abilities to aid them in combat. While they have a resource reduction compared to other units of their type for the most part, they also take a long time to produce on the high tier end, and are relatively fragile without their champion occupying them.

Legionnaires serve as a powerful late game option, and as a mineral dump. They cost more than zealots; 160 minerals, but are tankier and can tie up enemies while heavier units deal damage. They scale very well into the late game, as other units are much more fragile. Adepts meanwhile serve as the best all-comer unit for Fenix, able to attack both ground and air. Unlike multiplayer adepts, they can send out a shade of themselves that deals damage but can't be targeted. This leads to some micromanagement potential where adepts can attack and move back, kiting enemies through their shades.

Conservator's are Fenix's sentries, and their most valuable function is deploying a pylon field that allows Fenix to reinforce gateway units on the front. This can mean Kaldalis or Talis can instantly be back on the frontlines after all legionaries and adepts are cleared out. Arguably just as valuable, they can place down stationary fields that reduce all damage taken from normal attacks for friendly units within. This field is also deployed over whatever area the Conservator deploys and provides a power field over. In either case, this allows them to heavily reduce the damage Fenix's army takes without putting themselves in danger. Three Conservators should be in your army at all times to have Protective Field on constantly.

From the robotics bay, Fenix has the immortal, which functions as the multiplayer immortal does, and can take out hybrid with ease. He also has the colossus, which can clear any forces with ease. Watch the enemy composition, and if the enemy has heavy air superiority units, keep enough stargate units close by to protect the colossi.

From the Stargate, Fenix has scouts and carriers. Unlike SC1 scouts, Fenix's scouts are quick to produce and serve a valuable role of heavy anti-air. Though their anti-ground attack is worse than useless, scouts in high numbers will be quite valuable against heavy enemy air compositions. Carriers are an interesting option for Fenix, as free interceptors can soak up a lot of damage for free for his more fragile army, but they themselves don't do much damage, so it's best serving as a support role. Heavy area of effect in co-op means carriers will lose their interceptors at a fast rate, sometimes turning a strong push into a failure. Watch them closely and keep an eye on their interceptor count; it is sometimes better to fall back and allow them time to recover rather than have the interceptors launch one at a time and get destroyed.

Carrier Me[]

For all of his strengths, a flaw becomes readily visible in Fenix's army as of level 10, with the acquisition of Operational Efficiency. When Fenix's gas cost for his advanced buildings is reduced to zero and mineral costs by 50%, the temptation to rush for his endgame strength is enormous. This usually takes the form of a fleet of carriers, bypassing the majority of his champions in exchange for the raw power of the protoss armada. This can all but end the game in some situations. This strategy completely ignores much of Fenix's early strength, his heroes, and leaves Fenix with a small and slow strike force,which relies heavily on Mass Recalls. Essentially, it forces the other player to carry Fenix through much of the game, as only Fenix himself will be available for battle and he can be overwhelmed quite easily unless proper microing of him is used.

Although some of Fenix's allies can handle this with difficulty, such as Raynor or Zagara, several of Fenix's allies cannot. Karax, Stukov, Nova, Abathur, and Swann all take a great deal of time to produce a viable army. With Fenix doing the same via the slow construction time of carriers, both players are left relying on Fenix's ally, who will have a small and vulnerable fighting force that is easily outgunned.

In order to efficiently rush straight for carriers, micro for Fenix's suits while completing his build order is vitally important. While it is not impossible to go straight for carriers as Fenix, proper micro will help cover for a weaker early game, and help set up an economy that is healthy enough for sustainable carrier production. The quickest a player can start a carrier, assuming continuous probe production and double gas opening, is at 25 supply. Then, halt probe production, make sure there are enough resources saved up and not supply blocked when the fleet beacon finishes. In addition, research Clolarion and graviton catapult while the first carrier is building. Save up enough resources and supply to start a second carrier right as the first one finishes. Meanwhile, use Fenix suits efficiently to defend the first few attack waves before first carrier is out. Ensure that the two primary combat suits have time to regenerate their energy pool. As a last resort, use the arbiter suit's stasis and cloaking to support the allied base if behind on the build. It is advised to take an expansion and start +1 air weapons as soon as the game allows in order for a mass carrier fleet to be sustainable: without a critical mass, carriers will lose their interceptors and create an unreliable army.

Synergies[]

Protoss Commanders[]

Artanis is a decent partner for Fenix. One of the great weaknesses of Fenix is how fragile his army can be and how difficult it can be to replace them. Artanis meanwhile can serve as a shield to Fenix's high damage units with quickly warped in Aiur zealots and dragoons. Guardian shield also is deeply invaluable for high priority units like colossi and carriers, and it means that Fenix will have a window to change suits upon taking fatal damage, preventing the long cooldown that results from a suit's destruction. However, this does have the downside that champions will take longer to benefit from Avenging Protocol upon changing to a new unit.

Karax is an excellent teammate for Fenix, and Fenix benefits greatly from Karax's reconstruction beam. All of Fenix's units are mechanical, but quite fragile. As such considering the high value of Fenix's army, the ability is deeply helpful. This can also aid Fenix himself, who normally can't recover shields and health without switching suits, but can with reconstruction beam and shield batteries. The second benefit of this pairing is that Karax's Energizers can greatly enhance Fenix's already deadly forces. The champions that Fenix fields become all the more deadly with a boost to both their movement and attack speed. When used properly, Karax and Fenix can cover each other's weaknesses perfectly. Fenix's Arbiter form and Karax's orbital guns can neatly provide cover for the other player, and their armies can cover each other extremely well if their composition is carefully managed.

Vorazun and Fenix work together very well, but share many of the same weaknesses. Vorazun can screen with her Shadow Guard in the very early game on maps with very quick attack waves like "Rifts to Korhal." A lot of her powerful melee units can also tie up enemy forces while Fenix's fragile but powerful units can pick them off from a distance. Scouts pair up nicely with corsairs, as corsairs can clear out large numbers of clumped light air units while scouts deal heavier damage to larger ships. The Cybros arbiter's cloaking field also grants Fenix's army and the non-cloaked army of Vorazun the flat 15% damage bonus Vorazun's level 15 talent grants, as well as the very useful ability to warp away fatally damaged units, benefits that can also apply to the disruptor. As this cloaks Fenix himself, this is also helpful way to keep the Cybros arbiter from going on a long cooldown.

Alarak and Fenix's level of synergy is dependent on player strategy and experience with the commanders. In inexperienced hands, Fenix and Alarak simply get in each other's way. Overlapping hero abilities and somewhat similar army roles cause them to be a clumsy duo. This is particularly true when Fenix tries to rely exclusively on carriers or Alarak his wrathwalkers.

With careful management and practice, Fenix and Alarak can become a truly lethal force. They both wield fragile, high damage armies that rely on hero units. The key to using them well is to harmonize those armies. Fenix's army is a high DPS force and Alarak's is an anti-armor crew, they can combo perfectly with proper management. Fenix's adepts, scouts, immortals, colossi, and carriers are extremely effective when paired with a force of supplicants, slayers, havocs, vanguards, and wrathwalkers. The two armies will cover each other's weakness perfectly, allowing them to unleash an incredibly high firepower onslaught that can vaporize most enemy bases and units in seconds. With skill, Alarak and Fenix can use their hero units together as an effective duo. Fenix and his warriors providing a steady DPS that keeps Alarak alive, and Alarak providing crowd control or support via the Death Fleet to prevent Fenix from being overwhelmed.

Terran Commanders[]

Raynor and Fenix work great together. Both are high damage armies that are decently fragile, but Fenix has heroes that can screen for both armies and allow them to get out the damage they need. Praetor armor and Kaldalis can tie up ground forces while the two armies deal heavy damage, ending most fights before the enemy can tear into either back line. The most invaluable thing for Fenix though is Raynor's medics with their upgrade to heal mechanical units. Arguably even more invaluable than Karax's reconstruction beam, the medics will give some much needed durability to Fenix's forces and keep them up and running between large engagements. Raynor's calldowns and Fenix's ability to recall his army allows the two to pressure any point they need on the map.

Swann and Fenix work fantastic together. Both have strongly mechanical armies, but Swann takes a long time to get an army going, while Fenix can dominate the early game with his hero unit and Kaldalis, allowing Swann to get his economy moving. Science vessels can quickly heal all of Fenix's mechanical units, giving them much needed tankiness. This is helpful as Fenix will usually be in front of Swann's army, taking hits while Swann gets in the damage. Immortals serve to help with bulkier targets like hybrids, while goliaths can serve as heavy anti-air to aid Fenix's colossus or carriers, allowing him to rely less on scouts. Fenix's praetor armor also serves as great defense for a siege tank line mid game, and his solarite dragoon can prevent the death of both armies if things begin to take a turn for the worse. However, both armies take a good amount of time to replace.

Another point to take into account is the extra gas from Swann's Vespene Drones. Unlike most other commanders, Fenix functions best when having an army composed of both ground and air units, but cannot afford all five upgrades under normal circumstances due to the highly gas intensive army and multitudes of upgrades for each units and their AI Champion counterpart. With this extra boost, Fenix can further compliment his army with a full +3/+3/+3 for both air and ground at around 19 minutes into the game.

Nova and Fenix work well together. Both have armies that are very slow to construct. This latter similarity means defensive drone is a great help to both armies, and can effectively make Fenix and his melee champions nearly invincible as they wade into enemy lines. Solarite dragoon serves as a good alternative to an airstrike, giving Nova more resources to build her army with. Meanwhile, the tankiness of Nova's units serve as a good mid-line between Fenix's more fragile adepts and colossi and Fenix's frontline. Finally, Nova's Ravens can also heal the mechanical units of both armies, providing a benefit similar to Swann and Raynor, and the Ravens (along with Nova herself) provide a non-Arbiter Fenix with easy detection in the event that the Fenix player has skipped or lost their Observers.

Han and Horner and Fenix have excellent synergy. While Fenix has one of the strongest ground army in the game, Han and Horner has a powerful air army and one of the best straight up area damage calldowns to compliment Fenix's lack thereof. Fenix's hero makes for a powerful addition to Han and Horner's army, which can also provide a line to screen for Fenix's lighter units like adepts. Vikings can also cover for heavier carrier compositions.

Zerg Commanders[]

Kerrigan and Fenix have mediocre synergy. While the resource gain helps Fenix, his cost reduction on his units mean he'll likely be overstocked on one of the two resources depending on army composition. Both overlap in that they have a very strong early game, a weaker mid game and a powerful late game. In the late game Kerrigan works great with Fenix, as her ultralisks and zerglings can provide cover for Fenix's forces, while the abilities of Fenix's champions will serve to prevent her from taking heavy losses. Solarite dragoon can provide bursts for Kerrigan, while immobilization wave can turn the tide of an engagement gone south.

Zagara and Fenix work great together, as both cover for each other's weaknesses. Zagara's zerglings can tie up immensely powerful armies while Fenix bursts them down with heavier units, and Fenix and his frontline can help Zagara by adding something tanky with high damage to the front. Frenzy grants a great bonus to units like immortals and colossi, and scourge can clear the air while Fenix focuses on a ground army, paving the way for units like colossi to roam free. In addition, Zagara's quick respawning army allows for Fenix to get some breathing room should an engagement go south, while Fenix's champions can still be brought out quick to provide heavier support for Zagara.

Abathur and Fenix have mediocre synergy. Both have armies that will dominate later in the game, but are slow to start and hard to replace losses from. Fenix can pump out an army quicker than Abathur, and mend can help recover a heavily damaged Fenix army. Fenix can cover for Abathur's lack of early anti-air with scouts while Abathur can easily handle any ground armies with his roaches/brutalisks while teching up to mutalisks and eventually leviathans. In the late game, the two can dominate together, with Fenix's champions and Abathur's evolved units making a powerful screen for the high damage backline. Conservators can aid Abathur immensely, providing cover for his more fragile units.

Stukov and Fenix have a very powerful synergy. While they lack the ability to directly aid one another, both cover for each other's weaknesses very well. Fenix and his early champions can dominate the early game while Stukov prepares his larger infested waves. These waves tie up enemies, are dirty cheap, and set enemy forces up to be slaughtered by Fenix's dragoon bursts and his heavier units like immortals and colossi. Scouts and adepts can provide more reliable anti-air, and the ability for the Cybros arbiter to warp in anywhere can cover for Stukov's lack of detection. Fenix's mobility mixed with Stukov's two calldowns means both armies have powerful options when it comes to laying down heavy damage to whatever point of the map they see fit.

Dehaka and Fenix have moderate synergy, but both suffer from overlapping mechanics. As with Alarak, Dehaka and Fenix both rely on single units to take a lot of their damage for their squishier army units, though in the later game Dehaka has tyrannozors and primal ultralisks to take damage for him. In the late game, Fenix can provide strong anti-air in his carriers and dragoon shell that Dehaka has less of. Fenix's arbiter shell also augments Dehaka's ability to have a global presence, allowing Fenix to move Dehaka's army around while Dehaka himself can deep tunnel anywhere.

Quotations[]

See: Fenix Commander Quotations

Achievements[]

Gameplay[]

SuitUp SC2AchiveImage Suit Up!
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10 Achievement SC2 Game1

Criteria

Deal 300,000 damage with Fenix in Co-op Missions.

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10 Achievement SC2 Game1

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Deal 300,000 damage with champions in Co-op Missions.

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10 Achievement SC2 Game1

Criteria

Have all 6 champions on the battlefield simultaneously during a Co-op Mission.

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CarrierMe SC2AchiveImage Carrier Me
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10 Achievement SC2 Game1

Criteria

Warp in 4 Carriers and complete the Clolarion A.I. research within the first 10 minutes of a Co-op Mission.

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20 Achievement SC2 Game1

Criteria

Complete all the Commander Fenix achievements.

Rewards
FenixCoop SC2 Portrait1 Fenix portrait
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Levels[]

Fenix5 SC2AchiveImage Fenix: Level 5
Points

10 Achievement SC2 Game1

Criteria

Reach level 5 with Purifier Executor Fenix in Co-op Missions.

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Fenix10 SC2AchiveImage Fenix: Level 10
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10 Achievement SC2 Game1

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Reach level 10 with Purifier Executor Fenix in Co-op Missions.

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Fenix15 SC2AchiveImage Fenix: Level 15
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10 Achievement SC2 Game1

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Reach level 15 with Purifier Executor Fenix in Co-op Missions.

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Development[]

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An unused icon for warping in Fenix's champions

In designing Fenix as a commander, the developers acknowledged him as a powerful warrior that leads from the front lines. Thus, it felt right to make him a controllable hero who appears directly on the battlefield. The Purifiers can store the personalities of protoss, but as other co-op heroes can revive, Fenix had to be made distinct. Thus, the idea was made to show him being able to transfer his consciousness into different robotic bodies. This led to the idea of "shells," to which Fenix could jump between depending on battlefield conditions. Players are encouraged to make these changes often due to limited regeneration properties for the suits and their low cooldown.

Lastly, the developers wanted to incorporate the fantasy of transferrable consciousness into his Purifier army as well, hence the replicated heroes concept.[2]

Data and images in the Galaxy Map Editor show Fenix was intended to have instigators at some point in development, likely scrapped instead for the adept. Some also suggests the immortal and the carrier was intended to be named the resistor and bomber.

Trivia[]

  • An unused button for Fenix has the description "They call me Gato. I have Metal Joints. Beat me up. And Earn 15 Silver Points." This is a reference to the Gato enemy from Chrono Trigger.[3]
  • If Fenix is clicked 50 times, he will explode, and a new Fenix will warp in in his place with the name Talandar. This can be done even before upgrading him with the "A Strong Heart" upgrade, which also changes his name to Talandar.
  • During the release of Fenix, there was some controversy in the StarCraft community surrounding the commander being named "Fenix" rather than "Talandar," the name he chooses at the end of Legacy of the Void. In Patch 3.14, Blizzard added an upgrade named "A Strong Heart" at Fenix's forge that allowed players to change Fenix's name to Talandar for 25 minerals and 25 gas.
  • As of March 2018, Fenix's article is the most visited Co-op commander page on the wiki.[4]

Videos[]

References[]

Blizzard Entertainment. Co-op Missions. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Fenix (in English). 2018.

  1. 2017-04-24, StarCraft II Co-op Commander Reveal. Twitch.com, accessed on 2017-04-24
  2. 2017-04-25, Patch 3.13 Preview: New Co-op Commander Fenix. Blizzard Entertainment, accessed on 2017-04-28
  3. Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void Map Editor. (Activision Blizzard) (in English). November 10, 2015
  4. 2018-03-30, 'Starcraft' 20th Anniversary: What Fans Are Most Interested In. Wikia, accessed on 2018-04-01

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