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==Biography== |
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| − | Garth served the Dominion by piloting a |
+ | Garth served the Dominion by piloting a [[Crucio siege tank]], though his primary loyalties were to [[thor]] pilot [[Sandin Forst]]. Straightforward and obedient, Garth was seen as something of an extension of Forst. |
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+ | Alongside Forst and [[SCV]] pilot [[Rieff]], Garth was dispatched to [[Mar Sara]] in order to cleanse the [[zerg]] from the planet. Led by Forst, the trio embarked on a different task, namely to gain access to the ruins of the [[Jacobs Installation]] and retrieve a cache of [[ardeon crystal]]s. Reaching the installation, the trio gained access via Forst's firepower. Garth took point, leading his vehicle into the ruins. However, the installation's old but extraordinarily effective security system was still operational. Wall-mounted turrets opened fire on Garth, easily destroying his siege tank and killing him. |
Forst did not mourn his loss, thinking he wouldn't have to split any treasure with him. |
Forst did not mourn his loss, thinking he wouldn't have to split any treasure with him. |
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Revision as of 22:43, 31 January 2013
Garth was a siege tank pilot in service to the Terran Dominion. He sported a lightning-shaped scar or tattoo on his forehead.
Biography
Garth served the Dominion by piloting a Crucio siege tank, though his primary loyalties were to thor pilot Sandin Forst. Straightforward and obedient, Garth was seen as something of an extension of Forst.
Alongside Forst and SCV pilot Rieff, Garth was dispatched to Mar Sara in order to cleanse the zerg from the planet. Led by Forst, the trio embarked on a different task, namely to gain access to the ruins of the Jacobs Installation and retrieve a cache of ardeon crystals. Reaching the installation, the trio gained access via Forst's firepower. Garth took point, leading his vehicle into the ruins. However, the installation's old but extraordinarily effective security system was still operational. Wall-mounted turrets opened fire on Garth, easily destroying his siege tank and killing him.
Forst did not mourn his loss, thinking he wouldn't have to split any treasure with him.
References
Knaak, Richard A. and Naohiro Washio. "Thundergod." In StarCraft: Frontline: Volume 1, pp. 48–93. Tokyopop, August 1, 2008. ISBN 1427-80721-3.
- ↑ April 6, 2010. "Timeline". StarCraft II: Heaven's Devils. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). pp. 311 - 323. ISBN 978-1416-55084-6.