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Shadowguards are psychic Umojan Protectorate agents.
Overview[]
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Shadowguards are deeply feared throughout the Umojan Protectorate, and have a reputation for being sent on the most dangerous missions.[1] Shadowguards are assigned both for covert operations and defensive duties, like defending the space facility The Keep. Among Terran Dominion ghosts, confronting a shadowguard is considered to be rare, and surviving such an encounter was unheard of.[2]
Unlike ghosts, shadowguards are not subject to controls such as neural inhibitors, but are expected to act with integrity. They can read and influence minds, even using their abilities to appear as other people through the use of psiweaves.[3] However, within the Protectorate, they are used to weed out spies, using their psionic abilities to drill into the minds of potential security threats to protect Umoja's secrets.[1] Shadowguards can operate independently[3] or in small squads of up to at least three.[1]
Shadowguards hold one rule above all others: never use the powers of deception to deceive your own. Those who have shown bravery and sacrificed for the safety and future of Umojan society are given an award named the Guardianās Order.[3]
Shadowguards wear armor similar to that of the ghost's hostile environment suit, with varying helmet design.[2] These suits are capable of cloaking. They employ a variety of weapons, including rifles and grenades.[1]
Game Unit[]
Shadowguards are available in StarCraft II as a skin for ghosts, through purchase of the Umojan War Chest or by a separate purchase.
Known Shadowguards[]
- Colin Phash
- Ulli Trey (a.k.a. Pandora)
References[]
- ā 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Houser, Jody (w), GuzmĆ”n,Gabriel (p, i). "StarCraft: Survivors: Issue 3" StarCraft: Survivors 3 (24) (September 18, 2019) Dark Horse Comics.
- ā 2.0 2.1 Neilson, Micky (w), Edouard Guiton (i) and Sandra Molina (c). (November 29, 2016). Nova: The Keep. Blizzard Entertainment. Nova: The Keep Accessed 2016-11-29.
- ā 3.0 3.1 3.2 Burns, Matt. "Collateral Damage." (May 13, 2010). Blizzard Entertainment. Collateral Damage Accessed 2017-10-24.