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| − | '''''Gehenna Station''''' was a [[cloaked]] mobile [[space platform]] used by [[Project Shadowblade]]. It was enhanced by [[Umojan Protectorate]] technology and controlled by a unique [[AI]], [[Lio Travski]]. |
+ | '''''Gehenna Station''''' was a [[cloaked]] mobile [[space platform]] the size of a small moon, hollowed out of the core of an asteroid, used by [[Project Shadowblade]]. It was enhanced by [[Umojan Protectorate]] technology and controlled by a unique [[AI]], [[Lio Travski]]. |
| − | The station included numerous stations, holding [[resocialized]] [[marine]]s in [[psi indoctrinator]]s.<ref name="SC:G:Spectres">Kenyon, Nate. (September 27, 2011). ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-1439-10938-0.</ref> |
+ | The station was defended by weapons and [[force field (terran)|shields]]. It included numerous stations, holding [[resocialized]] [[marine]]s in [[psi indoctrinator]]s.<ref name="SC:G:Spectres">Kenyon, Nate. (September 27, 2011). ''[[StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres]].'' Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-1439-10938-0.</ref> |
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Gehenna Station was a cloaked mobile space platform the size of a small moon, hollowed out of the core of an asteroid, used by Project Shadowblade. It was enhanced by Umojan Protectorate technology and controlled by a unique AI, Lio Travski.
The station was defended by weapons and shields. It included numerous stations, holding resocialized marines in psi indoctrinators.[1]
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Notes
- The station made its first appearance in StarCraft: The Board Game: Brood War. It serves as a source of minerals and vespene gas.[2]
- In Christian and Jewish writings, the word "Gehenna" is used to describe where evil people go in the afterlife (Hell).
References
- ↑ Kenyon, Nate. (September 27, 2011). StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 978-1439-10938-0.
- ↑ Corey Konieczka, Robert A. Kouba, Dan Clark (December 17, 2008). StarCraft: The Board Game: Brood War. Fantasy Flight Games. ASIN 1589945034
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