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The plot revolved around a little-known [[Terran Confederacy|Confederate]] planet called [[Brontes IV]], where a routine patrol fails to check in. It featured three new, full campaigns, which comprise roughly 30 campaign missions, and more than 100 new multiplayer maps. It took place during [[Episode I]].
 
The plot revolved around a little-known [[Terran Confederacy|Confederate]] planet called [[Brontes IV]], where a routine patrol fails to check in. It featured three new, full campaigns, which comprise roughly 30 campaign missions, and more than 100 new multiplayer maps. It took place during [[Episode I]].
   
The expansion pack did not require ''[[StarCraft: Brood War]]'', and the missions could be accessed in the same manner as any fan missions, via the Custom Game screen, and selecting the first mission of the desired campaign.
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The expansion pack does not require ''[[StarCraft: Brood War]]'', and the missions could be accessed in the same manner as any fan missions, via the Custom Game screen, and selecting the first mission of the desired campaign.
   
 
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The mission was a disaster. Sergeant's team discovered [[installation (Insurrection)|an installation]] but was ambushed by [[Fist of Redemption|mysterious rebels]], forcing them to retreat.<ref name="insT1">StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 1: “Lost Souls” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The mission was a disaster. Sergeant's team discovered [[installation (Insurrection)|an installation]] but was ambushed by [[Fist of Redemption|mysterious rebels]], forcing them to retreat.<ref name="insT1">StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 1: “Lost Souls” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Sergeant reported back to Constantine, but had little information to give him.
 
Sergeant reported back to Constantine, but had little information to give him.
   
 
Constantine finally received some assistance from the Confederacy; a group of [[ghosts]] known as [[the Shroud]]. They infiltrated the [[installation (Insurrection)|rebel installation]]. During the mission, they learned of [[Atticus Carpenter]] and his rebel movement, the [[Fist of Redemption]], from an informer, and picked up a data disk. They discovered that the Fist was keeping [[zerg]] captives within the installation, along with some of the missing soldiers. The Shroud freed the soldiers and escorted them out of the installation.<ref name="insT2">StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 2: “The Rebel Installation” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Constantine finally received some assistance from the Confederacy; a group of [[ghosts]] known as [[the Shroud]]. They infiltrated the [[installation (Insurrection)|rebel installation]]. During the mission, they learned of [[Atticus Carpenter]] and his rebel movement, the [[Fist of Redemption]], from an informer, and picked up a data disk. They discovered that the Fist was keeping [[zerg]] captives within the installation, along with some of the missing soldiers. The Shroud freed the soldiers and escorted them out of the installation.<ref name="insT2">StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 2: “The Rebel Installation” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Constantine was unable to get any more help from the Confederacy, and the Magistrate refused to aid him. He called upon retired officer [[Jack Frost]] to help him. Bill offered Jack the leadership of the [[Brontes IV Colonial Militia]], saying a surprise attack led by Frost's tactical genius would inflict a heavy defeat on the rebels.
 
Constantine was unable to get any more help from the Confederacy, and the Magistrate refused to aid him. He called upon retired officer [[Jack Frost]] to help him. Bill offered Jack the leadership of the [[Brontes IV Colonial Militia]], saying a surprise attack led by Frost's tactical genius would inflict a heavy defeat on the rebels.
   
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Frost's forces had to fight both the Fist of Redemption and zerg forces. During the battle, Frost's team discovered the remains of the missing patrol near the [[installation (Insurrection)|old installation]]. The Fist of Redemption was defeated.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 3: “Jack's Back” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Frost's forces had to fight both the Fist of Redemption and zerg forces. During the battle, Frost's team discovered the remains of the missing patrol near the [[installation (Insurrection)|old installation]]. The Fist of Redemption was defeated.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 3: “Jack's Back” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Constantine had received information on a transaction between the [[Atkinson Corporation]] and the Fist of Redemption. It would be completed at the [[Atkinson Airfield]]. Constantine tried to convince Frost to attack, in order to prevent the Fist from taking to the air, but Frost wasn't interested and left.
 
Constantine had received information on a transaction between the [[Atkinson Corporation]] and the Fist of Redemption. It would be completed at the [[Atkinson Airfield]]. Constantine tried to convince Frost to attack, in order to prevent the Fist from taking to the air, but Frost wasn't interested and left.
   
 
He called upon [[Tsuname]] (a [[goliath]] pilot) and [[Charlie Vane]] (a [[wraith]] pilot) to investigate whether the corporation had turned rebel and attack the Fist. During the battle, Tsuname declared that his forces should "kill them all" without bothering to investigate. Vane protested but helped carry out the assault. The corporation and Fist forces were both crushed.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 4: “Atkinson Airfield” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
He called upon [[Tsuname]] (a [[goliath]] pilot) and [[Charlie Vane]] (a [[wraith]] pilot) to investigate whether the corporation had turned rebel and attack the Fist. During the battle, Tsuname declared that his forces should "kill them all" without bothering to investigate. Vane protested but helped carry out the assault. The corporation and Fist forces were both crushed.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 4: “Atkinson Airfield” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The Fist of Redemption surrounded Marshal Constantine's Control Center. [[Atticus Carpenter]] asked for his surrender, but Constantine refused. Tsuname and Vane took part in the mission to destroy the encroaching Fist forces, and during the assault received assistance from [[Jack Frost]], who turned up with reinforcements. The Fist forces were defeated.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 5: “The Confederate Militia” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The Fist of Redemption surrounded Marshal Constantine's Control Center. [[Atticus Carpenter]] asked for his surrender, but Constantine refused. Tsuname and Vane took part in the mission to destroy the encroaching Fist forces, and during the assault received assistance from [[Jack Frost]], who turned up with reinforcements. The Fist forces were defeated.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 5: “The Confederate Militia” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Constantine was contacted by a representative of the [[Council of Inquiry]], a governing body created by other worlds within the [[Brontes system]]. They were angry that he had allowed ships, possibly infested by the [[zerg]], to travel to other worlds within the system. Constantine hadn't received enough reinforcements, but the Council wasn't interested. They took over the government of [[Brontes IV]] and fired Constantine.
 
Constantine was contacted by a representative of the [[Council of Inquiry]], a governing body created by other worlds within the [[Brontes system]]. They were angry that he had allowed ships, possibly infested by the [[zerg]], to travel to other worlds within the system. Constantine hadn't received enough reinforcements, but the Council wasn't interested. They took over the government of [[Brontes IV]] and fired Constantine.
   
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The forces needed guidance from the Primary [[Brontes IV Orbital Relay Center]], a [[space platform]] over Brontes IV, but it was occupied by the [[Fist of Redemption]], who had learned of the coming force from a mining colony. The colonial forces, under Frost, Tsuname and Vane, reached the platform and defeated the Fist.<ref name="insT6">StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 6: “The Call of Duty” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The forces needed guidance from the Primary [[Brontes IV Orbital Relay Center]], a [[space platform]] over Brontes IV, but it was occupied by the [[Fist of Redemption]], who had learned of the coming force from a mining colony. The colonial forces, under Frost, Tsuname and Vane, reached the platform and defeated the Fist.<ref name="insT6">StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 6: “The Call of Duty” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The support troops reached Brontes IV safely. The Council wanted to put Frost in charge of the Hammer Strike Force. Its first act would be to take revenge on the mining colony which had sold out to the Fist. Unable to determine which one was responsible, the Council representative wanted the Hammer to destroy all the potentially treasonous colonies as a warning to any other potential traitors. Frost adamantly refused and stormed out. Tsuname was put in charge of the Hammer.
 
The support troops reached Brontes IV safely. The Council wanted to put Frost in charge of the Hammer Strike Force. Its first act would be to take revenge on the mining colony which had sold out to the Fist. Unable to determine which one was responsible, the Council representative wanted the Hammer to destroy all the potentially treasonous colonies as a warning to any other potential traitors. Frost adamantly refused and stormed out. Tsuname was put in charge of the Hammer.
   
 
Tsuname and Vane destroyed the colonies. Vane could no longer wrestle with his conscience and defected from the Hammer.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 7: “Hammer Strike Force Command” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Tsuname and Vane destroyed the colonies. Vane could no longer wrestle with his conscience and defected from the Hammer.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 7: “Hammer Strike Force Command” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The settlement of New Dresdin dared to question the Council of Inquiry's decisions, so the Council declared that they had been manipulated by rebels and would be attacked.
 
The settlement of New Dresdin dared to question the Council of Inquiry's decisions, so the Council declared that they had been manipulated by rebels and would be attacked.
   
 
Frost met his old flame, [[Black Morgan]] there, in order to give her the information. She would evacuate the civilians in her [[dropship]] while he led the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]] against the local Hammer Forces. The operation was a success.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 8: “New Dresdin” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Frost met his old flame, [[Black Morgan]] there, in order to give her the information. She would evacuate the civilians in her [[dropship]] while he led the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]] against the local Hammer Forces. The operation was a success.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 8: “New Dresdin” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Frost suggested a new operation; hijacking the [[Council of Inquiry]]'s [[nuclear silo]]s and destroying them. Then they could convince the Hammer to do its duty and protect the civilians. Black Morgan had doubts but agreed to ferry Frost around so he could hijack the nukes.
 
Frost suggested a new operation; hijacking the [[Council of Inquiry]]'s [[nuclear silo]]s and destroying them. Then they could convince the Hammer to do its duty and protect the civilians. Black Morgan had doubts but agreed to ferry Frost around so he could hijack the nukes.
   
 
During the operation, Frost encountered hostages being held prisoner by the Council. With their help, he took over all the silos and destroyed the Council.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 9: “The Council Steadfast” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
During the operation, Frost encountered hostages being held prisoner by the Council. With their help, he took over all the silos and destroyed the Council.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 9: “The Council Steadfast” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The Hammer forced the remaining Council members to declare martial law, then arrested them. [[Tsuname]] became the governor of [[Brontes IV]]. Many mining colonies refused to supply the Hammer, and some even supported Jack Frost as next governor.
 
The Hammer forced the remaining Council members to declare martial law, then arrested them. [[Tsuname]] became the governor of [[Brontes IV]]. Many mining colonies refused to supply the Hammer, and some even supported Jack Frost as next governor.
   
 
[[Jack Frost]] took part in an operation to destroy zerg forces near New Dresdin. There he met [[Charlie Vane]], who was happy to join forces with them.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 10: “Rebellion” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
[[Jack Frost]] took part in an operation to destroy zerg forces near New Dresdin. There he met [[Charlie Vane]], who was happy to join forces with them.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 10: “Rebellion” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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[[Atticus Carpenter]] had a spy within the New Dresdin Outlaws, making operations against him difficult. Frost proposed striking at Carpenter now, before the New Dresdin Outlaws was too compromised.
 
[[Atticus Carpenter]] had a spy within the New Dresdin Outlaws, making operations against him difficult. Frost proposed striking at Carpenter now, before the New Dresdin Outlaws was too compromised.
   
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Frost's forces defeated their opponents, killing Tsuname in the process. In the aftermath, the survivors returned to New Dresdin to recover from the conflict.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 11: “Attack and Destroy” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Frost's forces defeated their opponents, killing Tsuname in the process. In the aftermath, the survivors returned to New Dresdin to recover from the conflict.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 11: “Attack and Destroy” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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[[Tassadar]] briefed Executor [[Andraxxus]] and [[Judicator]] [[Syndrea]] of the [[7th Fleet]] on their mission to the [[Brontes system]], especially against the primary infection point, [[Brontes IV]]. The commanders led space forces against zerg which populated the [[Brontes IV Satellite Platform|platform]].<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 1: “Satellite Platform” (in English). 1998.</ref>
   
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[[Tassadar]] briefed Executor [[Andraxxus]] and [[Judicator]] [[Syndrea]] of the [[7th Fleet]] on their mission to the [[Brontes system]], especially against the primary infection point, [[Brontes IV]]. The commanders led space forces against zerg which populated the [[Brontes IV Satellite Platform|platform]].<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 1: “Satellite Platform” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
 
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Next, Andraxxus and Syndrea had to secure the [[Brontes IV Orbital Relay Station]], clearing away the collection of [[terrans]] which were holding it.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 2: “Satellite Platform” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Next, Andraxxus and Syndrea had to secure the [[Brontes IV Orbital Relay Station]], clearing away the collection of [[terrans]] which were holding it.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 2: “Satellite Platform” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Syndrea recommended the destruction of the world from above, but one of her co-commanders, [[Demioch]], viewed this as an extreme step.
 
Syndrea recommended the destruction of the world from above, but one of her co-commanders, [[Demioch]], viewed this as an extreme step.
   
Syndrea assigned her co-commanders their tasks. She would take the vanguard and establish a base, while Demioch would take forces to assault the central hive at [[Carvalho]], [[Edullon]] would take her forces to [[New Dresdin]] and the [[archon]] [[Aedus/Xerxes]] would tackle [[Adbakken]]. Meanwhile [[Andraxxus]] would remain with the main fleet.
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Syndrea assigned her co-commanders their tasks. She would take the vanguard and establish a base, while Demioch would take forces to assault the central hive at [[Carvalho]], [[Edullon]] would take her forces to [[New Dresdin]] and the [[archon]] [[Aedus/Xerxes]] would tackle [[Adbakken]]. Meanwhile, [[Andraxxus]] would remain with the main fleet.
   
 
Edullon believed Demioch's assignment to be suicidal, but Demioch could not be swayed from his desire of accomplishing the mission.
 
Edullon believed Demioch's assignment to be suicidal, but Demioch could not be swayed from his desire of accomplishing the mission.
   
 
Edullon's forces met up with [[Jack Frost]], [[Charlie Vane]] and other members of the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]]. They struck an alliance to crush the zerg.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 3: “Infestation at New Dresdin” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Edullon's forces met up with [[Jack Frost]], [[Charlie Vane]] and other members of the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]]. They struck an alliance to crush the zerg.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 3: “Infestation at New Dresdin” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Syndrea ordered the forces to return to the Orbital Relay Station, even though Demioch and his forces had disappeared. Edullon disobeyed Syndrea, heading to Carvalho to find Demioch and taking Vane with her.
 
Syndrea ordered the forces to return to the Orbital Relay Station, even though Demioch and his forces had disappeared. Edullon disobeyed Syndrea, heading to Carvalho to find Demioch and taking Vane with her.
   
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The [[Fist of Redemption]] had multiple bases nearby, and within their base they held Demioch and other protoss prisoner. The allies crushed the Fist forces and rescued Demioch. Edullon vowed to tell Andraxxus of this betrayal.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 4: “In Search of Demioch” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The [[Fist of Redemption]] had multiple bases nearby, and within their base they held Demioch and other protoss prisoner. The allies crushed the Fist forces and rescued Demioch. Edullon vowed to tell Andraxxus of this betrayal.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 4: “In Search of Demioch” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Syndrea ordered [[Aedus/Xerxes]], her one remaining loyal commander, to set up a permanent stronghold in the midst of [[terrans]] and [[Incubus Brood]] bases. The terrans belonged to the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]] and were confused by the protoss attack on them. Aedus/Xerxes successfully set up the base.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 5: “Restructuring” (in English). 1998.</ref>
   
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Syndrea ordered [[Aedus/Xerxes]], her one remaining loyal commander, to set up a permanent stronghold in the midst of [[terrans]] and [[Incubus Brood]] bases. The terrans belonged to the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]] and were confused by the protoss attack on them. Aedus/Xerxes successfully set up the base.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 5: “Restructuring” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
 
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Syndrea next ordered Aedus/Xerxes to attack the [[Valley of the Shadow]], a resource-rich canyon which the terrans couldn't exploit due to harmful environmental conditions, leaving the zerg free to exploit it. Aedux/Xerxes wasn't pleased by the mission, but followed orders nonetheless. This action left the [[Incubus Brood]] stripped of resources.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 6: “The Slaughter of Harvesters” (in English). 1998.</ref>
   
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Syndrea next ordered Aedus/Xerxes to attack the [[Valley of the Shadow]], a resource-rich canyon which the terrans couldn't exploit due to harmful environmental conditions, leaving the zerg free to exploit it. Aedux/Xerxes wasn't pleased by the mission, but followed orders nonetheless. This action left the [[Incubus Brood]] stripped of resources.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 6: “The Slaughter of Harvesters” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
 
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[[Edullon]] reported that the desperate zerg, starving for resources, also attacked untainted terrans. Syndrea didn't care, however, and pointedly ordered Aedus/Xerxes to destroy her.
 
[[Edullon]] reported that the desperate zerg, starving for resources, also attacked untainted terrans. Syndrea didn't care, however, and pointedly ordered Aedus/Xerxes to destroy her.
   
 
The zerg attacked the perimeter of Aedus/Xerxes's base but were fended off.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 7: “Defense” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The zerg attacked the perimeter of Aedus/Xerxes's base but were fended off.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 7: “Defense” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Aedus/Xerxes established a communications link with Edullon. He warned her that the [[cerebrate]] of the [[Incubus Brood]] had absorbed [[Atticus Carpenter]], but the ploy had failed. Carpenter was winning the mental struggle and gathering more followers. Aedus/Xerxes refused to join forces with Edullon; he didn't hate her, but he would follow orders.
 
Aedus/Xerxes established a communications link with Edullon. He warned her that the [[cerebrate]] of the [[Incubus Brood]] had absorbed [[Atticus Carpenter]], but the ploy had failed. Carpenter was winning the mental struggle and gathering more followers. Aedus/Xerxes refused to join forces with Edullon; he didn't hate her, but he would follow orders.
   
 
Edullon, Demioch, Frost, Black Morgan and Vane led their forces against [[Carpenter's Brood]] and the allied [[Bahumut Brood]]. Edullon was able to recruit protoss warriors who were disenchanted with Syndrea.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 8: “Carpenter's Destruction” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Edullon, Demioch, Frost, Black Morgan and Vane led their forces against [[Carpenter's Brood]] and the allied [[Bahumut Brood]]. Edullon was able to recruit protoss warriors who were disenchanted with Syndrea.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 8: “Carpenter's Destruction” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Demioch sensed the arrival of [[Aedus/Xerxes]], who traveled with the vanguard led by Syndrea and himself. Demioch explained to Frost the archon's history and how it became a creature twisted by hate and bitterness, longing only to fall in honorable combat.
 
Demioch sensed the arrival of [[Aedus/Xerxes]], who traveled with the vanguard led by Syndrea and himself. Demioch explained to Frost the archon's history and how it became a creature twisted by hate and bitterness, longing only to fall in honorable combat.
   
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Aedus/Xerxes challenged Edullon to a duel as the battle came to a close. Edullon accepted, and defeated the archon.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 9: “Syndrea's Assault” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Aedus/Xerxes challenged Edullon to a duel as the battle came to a close. Edullon accepted, and defeated the archon.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 9: “Syndrea's Assault” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The [[Overmind]] created a [[Cerebrate (Insurrection)|new cerebrate]], which it called "my youngest". It was tasked with the destruction of Syndrea, while [[Nargil]]'s [[Fenris Brood]] would engage the protoss in orbit over [[Brontes IV]].
 
The [[Overmind]] created a [[Cerebrate (Insurrection)|new cerebrate]], which it called "my youngest". It was tasked with the destruction of Syndrea, while [[Nargil]]'s [[Fenris Brood]] would engage the protoss in orbit over [[Brontes IV]].
   
 
Syndrea's forces were defeated, but she had been captured by [[Edullon]] and the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]], so the new brood crushed these forces as well. Syndrea prepared herself for death, but Nargil informed her that the Overmind wished her to be captured, rather than destroyed.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 1: “Syndrea's Demise” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
Syndrea's forces were defeated, but she had been captured by [[Edullon]] and the [[New Dresdin Outlaws]], so the new brood crushed these forces as well. Syndrea prepared herself for death, but Nargil informed her that the Overmind wished her to be captured, rather than destroyed.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 1: “Syndrea's Demise” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Nargil's Brood continued its assault on the protoss fleet, while the new cerebrate was ordered to prepare for the arrival of the Fenris Brood. It was to construct a base and destroy the [[terran]] forces and [[Carpenter's Brood]] forces in the area.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 2: “Nargil's Swarm” (in English). 1998.</ref>
   
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Nargil's Brood continued its assault on the protoss fleet, while the new cerebrate was ordered to prepare for the arrival of the Fenris Brood. It was to construct a base and destroy the [[terran]] forces and [[Carpenter's Brood]] forces in the area.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 2: “Nargil's Swarm” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
 
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Nargil reported victory; [[Andraxxus]]' forces had been forced to the surface of [[Brontes IV]].
 
Nargil reported victory; [[Andraxxus]]' forces had been forced to the surface of [[Brontes IV]].
   
 
The [[Overmind]] realized the change in the [[Incubus Brood]]. First, it ordered the new cerebrate to destroy the remnants of [[Syndrea]]'s forces before they could link up with Andraxxus. The new brood completed the assignment.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 3: “The Road to Victory” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The [[Overmind]] realized the change in the [[Incubus Brood]]. First, it ordered the new cerebrate to destroy the remnants of [[Syndrea]]'s forces before they could link up with Andraxxus. The new brood completed the assignment.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 3: “The Road to Victory” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The Overmind hoped to bait [[Andraxxus]]' forces and the terrans into fighting each other, but instead they struck an alliance. The new brood was ordered to rescue a Fenris Brood hive cluster from the alliance, then crush the opposition. The operation was a success.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 4: “Fury” (in English). 1998.</ref>
   
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The Overmind hoped to bait [[Andraxxus]]' forces and the terrans into fighting each other, but instead they struck an alliance. The new brood was ordered to rescue a Fenris Brood hive cluster from the alliance, then crush the opposition. The operation was a success.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 4: “Fury” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
 
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Nargil eavesdropped on a transmission between [[Jack Frost]] and [[Black Morgan]]. Morgan told Frost that she was drifting away from the group, which had taken shelter in a secret location. Attacking her would force her to flee back to them. The new brood would use {{link|queen|SC1}}s to infect her subtly, enabling the Swarm to see where she had gone but without letting her or her allies know about it. The new brood, accompanied by a [[War Zergling]], succeeded at the assignment.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 5: “Terran Remains” (in English). 1998.</ref>
   
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Nargil eavesdropped on a transmission between [[Jack Frost]] and [[Black Morgan]]. Morgan told Frost that she was drifting away from the group, which had taken shelter in a secret location. Attacking her would force her to flee back to them. The new brood would use {{link|queen|SC1}}s to infect her subtly, enabling the Swarm to see where she had gone but without letting her or her allies know about it. The new brood, accompanied by a [[War Zergling]], succeeded at the assignment.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 5: “Terran Remains” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
 
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[[Black Morgan]] fled towards [[Charlie Vane]], with the zerg tracking her. The new brood, accompanied by a very powerful [[zergling]] known as [[Devours Children]], followed. The secret fortress was attacked, and during the battle the new brood rescued several [[Hunter Killer]]s.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 6: “Complete Ruins” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
[[Black Morgan]] fled towards [[Charlie Vane]], with the zerg tracking her. The new brood, accompanied by a very powerful [[zergling]] known as [[Devours Children]], followed. The secret fortress was attacked, and during the battle the new brood rescued several [[Hunter Killer]]s.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 6: “Complete Ruins” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The new Cerebrate was ordered to [[Infested terran|infest]] the nearby terran mining colonies, who were now unprotected. During the battles, [[Carpenter's Brood]] attacked.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 7: “The Infestation” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The new Cerebrate was ordered to [[Infested terran|infest]] the nearby terran mining colonies, who were now unprotected. During the battles, [[Carpenter's Brood]] attacked.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 7: “The Infestation” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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[[Andraxxus]] was angered by the zerg, prompting him towards rashness. He attacked all the zerg forces near him. The [[Fenris Brood]] was ordered to attack him, while the youngest cerebrate would attack Carpenter's forces. The young cerebrate was successful.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 8: “Vengeance” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
[[Andraxxus]] was angered by the zerg, prompting him towards rashness. He attacked all the zerg forces near him. The [[Fenris Brood]] was ordered to attack him, while the youngest cerebrate would attack Carpenter's forces. The young cerebrate was successful.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 8: “Vengeance” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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The protoss attacks against the zerg enabled [[Jack Frost]], [[Charlie Vane]] and [[Black Morgan]] to escape. They communicated in secret for fear of spies—Frost only trusted the other two &ndash; but the zerg could see and hear everything Black Morgan did.
 
The protoss attacks against the zerg enabled [[Jack Frost]], [[Charlie Vane]] and [[Black Morgan]] to escape. They communicated in secret for fear of spies -- Frost only trusted the other two &ndash; but the zerg could see and hear everything Black Morgan did.
 
   
 
The trio met up with [[Andraxxus]], who quickly discovered what had been done to Black Morgan. However, by this point, the zerg already knew where they were.
 
The trio met up with [[Andraxxus]], who quickly discovered what had been done to Black Morgan. However, by this point, the zerg already knew where they were.
   
 
The new brood was ordered to attack them, and was accompanied by the special [[zergling]] known as [[Meat Eater]]. The alliance was finally crushed; [[Edullon]], [[Demioch]], Andraxxus, Vane, Frost and Black Morgan were all killed.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 9: “The Ultimate Conquest” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
The new brood was ordered to attack them, and was accompanied by the special [[zergling]] known as [[Meat Eater]]. The alliance was finally crushed; [[Edullon]], [[Demioch]], Andraxxus, Vane, Frost and Black Morgan were all killed.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 9: “The Ultimate Conquest” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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Finally the Overmind declared an end to Carpenter's "experiment".
 
Finally the Overmind declared an end to Carpenter's "experiment".
   
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With this final victory, the new cerebrate had completed its mission and secured [[Brontes IV]] for the zerg cause.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 10: “The Time to Strike” (in English). 1998.</ref>
 
With this final victory, the new cerebrate had completed its mission and secured [[Brontes IV]] for the zerg cause.<ref>StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 10: “The Time to Strike” (in English). 1998.</ref>
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==Transcript==
 
==Transcript==
Lord of Ascension. 2009-04-20. [http://sclegacy.com/feature/8-scencyclopedia/359-insurrection Insurrection]. ''StarCraft Legacy.'' Accessed 2009-05-08.
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Blizzard has not made a final decision on ''Insurrection'' but is leaning toward saying it is not canon.<ref name = "LorePanel2010InsRet">Hi, first I got a really really simple yes or no question. The official (sort of) Insurrection/Retribution campaigns from the original StarCraft, are those canon or not? And then more importantly, what is going on with Samir Duran? Because we didn’t see him at all in WoL, although we did see the fruits of his labors.<br/><br/>
 
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*Blizzard has not made a final decision on ''Insurrection'' but is leaning toward saying it is not canon.<ref name = "LorePanel2010InsRet">Hi, first I got a really really simple yes or no question. The official (sort of) Insurrection/Retribution campaigns from the original StarCraft, are those canon or not? And then more importantly, what is going on with Samir Duran? Because we didn’t see him at all in WoL, although we did see the fruits of his labors.
   
 
<font color = aqua>Chris Metzen: So to the first point, I don’t know! My instinct tells me that they should not be canon, but I'd have to look at them again because there's probably good DNA there that might be useful.</font>
 
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*[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/insurrectioncampaignsfs/review.html Insurrection: Campaigns for Starcraft for PC Review] at GameSpot.
 
 
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The following section contains information from StarCraft: Insurrection.

StarCraft: Insurrection is a supplement for StarCraft that was released on July 31, 1998. Although produced by Aztech New Media, Blizzard Entertainment authorized Insurrection as an expansion pack.[1]

The plot revolved around a little-known Confederate planet called Brontes IV, where a routine patrol fails to check in. It featured three new, full campaigns, which comprise roughly 30 campaign missions, and more than 100 new multiplayer maps. It took place during Episode I.

The expansion pack does not require StarCraft: Brood War, and the missions could be accessed in the same manner as any fan missions, via the Custom Game screen, and selecting the first mission of the desired campaign.

Back of Box Description

Brontes IV was a small planet missing from most Confederation nav. charts.

At least until all hell broke loose. Now The Swarm advances through a living nightmare of smoke and laser-fire. Protoss rain down from orbit, obliterating Zerg and Terran alike.

Amid the ruins of burnt-out cities, a Terran rebellion seethes under the inspiration of a madman.

Abandoned by the Confederacy, facing corruption from within, few will endure the planet's darkest hour. Yet, all that rabble needs to become an organized force, is a Leader...

Welcome to Brontes IV.

Campaigns

Terran Campaign

Lost Souls

Marshal Bill Constantine asked "Sergeant", a vulture pilot and scout, to locate a patrol which had gone missing two days ago. He would be accompanied by a group of Brontes IV's colonial militia.

Sergeant was not happy with the mission. He believed that the Confederacy should deal with search-and-rescue missions, but Constantine pointed out how stretched the Confederates were by the presence of zerg in the Brontes system.

The mission was a disaster. Sergeant's team discovered an installation but was ambushed by mysterious rebels, forcing them to retreat.[2]

The Rebel Installation

Sergeant reported back to Constantine, but had little information to give him.

Constantine finally received some assistance from the Confederacy; a group of ghosts known as the Shroud. They infiltrated the rebel installation. During the mission, they learned of Atticus Carpenter and his rebel movement, the Fist of Redemption, from an informer, and picked up a data disk. They discovered that the Fist was keeping zerg captives within the installation, along with some of the missing soldiers. The Shroud freed the soldiers and escorted them out of the installation.[3]

Jack's Back

Constantine was unable to get any more help from the Confederacy, and the Magistrate refused to aid him. He called upon retired officer Jack Frost to help him. Bill offered Jack the leadership of the Brontes IV Colonial Militia, saying a surprise attack led by Frost's tactical genius would inflict a heavy defeat on the rebels.

Frost wanted to refuse, until Constantine showed him the information on the data disk; it was a propaganda video by Carpenter, calling on the people to oppose the Confederacy with the aid of visitors from the zerg.

Frost's forces had to fight both the Fist of Redemption and zerg forces. During the battle, Frost's team discovered the remains of the missing patrol near the old installation. The Fist of Redemption was defeated.[4]

Atkinson Airfield

Constantine had received information on a transaction between the Atkinson Corporation and the Fist of Redemption. It would be completed at the Atkinson Airfield. Constantine tried to convince Frost to attack, in order to prevent the Fist from taking to the air, but Frost wasn't interested and left.

He called upon Tsuname (a goliath pilot) and Charlie Vane (a wraith pilot) to investigate whether the corporation had turned rebel and attack the Fist. During the battle, Tsuname declared that his forces should "kill them all" without bothering to investigate. Vane protested but helped carry out the assault. The corporation and Fist forces were both crushed.[5]

The Confederate Militia

The Fist of Redemption surrounded Marshal Constantine's Control Center. Atticus Carpenter asked for his surrender, but Constantine refused. Tsuname and Vane took part in the mission to destroy the encroaching Fist forces, and during the assault received assistance from Jack Frost, who turned up with reinforcements. The Fist forces were defeated.[6]

The Call of Duty

Constantine was contacted by a representative of the Council of Inquiry, a governing body created by other worlds within the Brontes system. They were angry that he had allowed ships, possibly infested by the zerg, to travel to other worlds within the system. Constantine hadn't received enough reinforcements, but the Council wasn't interested. They took over the government of Brontes IV and fired Constantine.

The Council had good news. They had created a group, the Hammer Strike Force, from troops from other colonies. They wanted Frost to lead the group. Frost tried to refuse, but the Council representative warned him that refusing to serve could be considered treason.

The forces needed guidance from the Primary Brontes IV Orbital Relay Center, a space platform over Brontes IV, but it was occupied by the Fist of Redemption, who had learned of the coming force from a mining colony. The colonial forces, under Frost, Tsuname and Vane, reached the platform and defeated the Fist.[7]

Hammer Strike Force Command

The support troops reached Brontes IV safely. The Council wanted to put Frost in charge of the Hammer Strike Force. Its first act would be to take revenge on the mining colony which had sold out to the Fist. Unable to determine which one was responsible, the Council representative wanted the Hammer to destroy all the potentially treasonous colonies as a warning to any other potential traitors. Frost adamantly refused and stormed out. Tsuname was put in charge of the Hammer.

Tsuname and Vane destroyed the colonies. Vane could no longer wrestle with his conscience and defected from the Hammer.[8]

New Dresdin

The settlement of New Dresdin dared to question the Council of Inquiry's decisions, so the Council declared that they had been manipulated by rebels and would be attacked.

Frost met his old flame, Black Morgan there, in order to give her the information. She would evacuate the civilians in her dropship while he led the New Dresdin Outlaws against the local Hammer Forces. The operation was a success.[9]

The Council Steadfast

Frost suggested a new operation; hijacking the Council of Inquiry's nuclear silos and destroying them. Then they could convince the Hammer to do its duty and protect the civilians. Black Morgan had doubts but agreed to ferry Frost around so he could hijack the nukes.

During the operation, Frost encountered hostages being held prisoner by the Council. With their help, he took over all the silos and destroyed the Council.[10]

Rebellion

The Hammer forced the remaining Council members to declare martial law, then arrested them. Tsuname became the governor of Brontes IV. Many mining colonies refused to supply the Hammer, and some even supported Jack Frost as next governor.

Jack Frost took part in an operation to destroy zerg forces near New Dresdin. There he met Charlie Vane, who was happy to join forces with them.[11]

Attack and Destroy

Atticus Carpenter had a spy within the New Dresdin Outlaws, making operations against him difficult. Frost proposed striking at Carpenter now, before the New Dresdin Outlaws was too compromised.

During the assault, they discovered the Hammer was working alongside the Fist of Redemption. Frost called for Tsuname's head. In addition, the New Dresdin Outlaws had to deal with zerg forces.

Frost's forces defeated their opponents, killing Tsuname in the process. In the aftermath, the survivors returned to New Dresdin to recover from the conflict.[12]

Protoss Campaign

Satellite Platform

Satellite Platform Part 1

Tassadar briefed Executor Andraxxus and Judicator Syndrea of the 7th Fleet on their mission to the Brontes system, especially against the primary infection point, Brontes IV. The commanders led space forces against zerg which populated the platform.[13]

Satellite Platform Part 2

Next, Andraxxus and Syndrea had to secure the Brontes IV Orbital Relay Station, clearing away the collection of terrans which were holding it.[14]

Infestation at New Dresdin

Syndrea recommended the destruction of the world from above, but one of her co-commanders, Demioch, viewed this as an extreme step.

Syndrea assigned her co-commanders their tasks. She would take the vanguard and establish a base, while Demioch would take forces to assault the central hive at Carvalho, Edullon would take her forces to New Dresdin and the archon Aedus/Xerxes would tackle Adbakken. Meanwhile, Andraxxus would remain with the main fleet.

Edullon believed Demioch's assignment to be suicidal, but Demioch could not be swayed from his desire of accomplishing the mission.

Edullon's forces met up with Jack Frost, Charlie Vane and other members of the New Dresdin Outlaws. They struck an alliance to crush the zerg.[15]

In Search of Demioch

Syndrea ordered the forces to return to the Orbital Relay Station, even though Demioch and his forces had disappeared. Edullon disobeyed Syndrea, heading to Carvalho to find Demioch and taking Vane with her.

Edullon's forces called upon Frost for backup, and took over an abandoned protoss base. Edullon could sense Demioch nearby.

The Fist of Redemption had multiple bases nearby, and within their base they held Demioch and other protoss prisoner. The allies crushed the Fist forces and rescued Demioch. Edullon vowed to tell Andraxxus of this betrayal.[16]

Restructuring

Syndrea ordered Aedus/Xerxes, her one remaining loyal commander, to set up a permanent stronghold in the midst of terrans and Incubus Brood bases. The terrans belonged to the New Dresdin Outlaws and were confused by the protoss attack on them. Aedus/Xerxes successfully set up the base.[17]

The Slaughter of Harvesters

Syndrea next ordered Aedus/Xerxes to attack the Valley of the Shadow, a resource-rich canyon which the terrans couldn't exploit due to harmful environmental conditions, leaving the zerg free to exploit it. Aedux/Xerxes wasn't pleased by the mission, but followed orders nonetheless. This action left the Incubus Brood stripped of resources.[18]

Defense

Edullon reported that the desperate zerg, starving for resources, also attacked untainted terrans. Syndrea didn't care, however, and pointedly ordered Aedus/Xerxes to destroy her.

The zerg attacked the perimeter of Aedus/Xerxes's base but were fended off.[19]

Carpenter's Destruction

Aedus/Xerxes established a communications link with Edullon. He warned her that the cerebrate of the Incubus Brood had absorbed Atticus Carpenter, but the ploy had failed. Carpenter was winning the mental struggle and gathering more followers. Aedus/Xerxes refused to join forces with Edullon; he didn't hate her, but he would follow orders.

Edullon, Demioch, Frost, Black Morgan and Vane led their forces against Carpenter's Brood and the allied Bahumut Brood. Edullon was able to recruit protoss warriors who were disenchanted with Syndrea.[20]

Syndrea's Assault

Demioch sensed the arrival of Aedus/Xerxes, who traveled with the vanguard led by Syndrea and himself. Demioch explained to Frost the archon's history and how it became a creature twisted by hate and bitterness, longing only to fall in honorable combat.

The protoss/terran alliance was attacked by Syndrea's forces. In addition, the alliance had to deal with attacks by Carpenter's Brood. Fortunately, they had help in the form of the New Dresdin Elite Guard.

Aedus/Xerxes challenged Edullon to a duel as the battle came to a close. Edullon accepted, and defeated the archon.[21]

Zerg Campaign

Syndrea's Demise

The Overmind created a new cerebrate, which it called "my youngest". It was tasked with the destruction of Syndrea, while Nargil's Fenris Brood would engage the protoss in orbit over Brontes IV.

Syndrea's forces were defeated, but she had been captured by Edullon and the New Dresdin Outlaws, so the new brood crushed these forces as well. Syndrea prepared herself for death, but Nargil informed her that the Overmind wished her to be captured, rather than destroyed.[22]

Nargil's Swarm

Nargil's Brood continued its assault on the protoss fleet, while the new cerebrate was ordered to prepare for the arrival of the Fenris Brood. It was to construct a base and destroy the terran forces and Carpenter's Brood forces in the area.[23]

The Road to Victory

Nargil reported victory; Andraxxus' forces had been forced to the surface of Brontes IV.

The Overmind realized the change in the Incubus Brood. First, it ordered the new cerebrate to destroy the remnants of Syndrea's forces before they could link up with Andraxxus. The new brood completed the assignment.[24]

Fury

The Overmind hoped to bait Andraxxus' forces and the terrans into fighting each other, but instead they struck an alliance. The new brood was ordered to rescue a Fenris Brood hive cluster from the alliance, then crush the opposition. The operation was a success.[25]

Terran Remains

Nargil eavesdropped on a transmission between Jack Frost and Black Morgan. Morgan told Frost that she was drifting away from the group, which had taken shelter in a secret location. Attacking her would force her to flee back to them. The new brood would use queens to infect her subtly, enabling the Swarm to see where she had gone but without letting her or her allies know about it. The new brood, accompanied by a War Zergling, succeeded at the assignment.[26]

Complete Ruins

Black Morgan fled towards Charlie Vane, with the zerg tracking her. The new brood, accompanied by a very powerful zergling known as Devours Children, followed. The secret fortress was attacked, and during the battle the new brood rescued several Hunter Killers.[27]

The Infestation

The new Cerebrate was ordered to infest the nearby terran mining colonies, who were now unprotected. During the battles, Carpenter's Brood attacked.[28]

Vengeance

Andraxxus was angered by the zerg, prompting him towards rashness. He attacked all the zerg forces near him. The Fenris Brood was ordered to attack him, while the youngest cerebrate would attack Carpenter's forces. The young cerebrate was successful.[29]

The Ultimate Conquest

The protoss attacks against the zerg enabled Jack Frost, Charlie Vane and Black Morgan to escape. They communicated in secret for fear of spies—Frost only trusted the other two – but the zerg could see and hear everything Black Morgan did.

The trio met up with Andraxxus, who quickly discovered what had been done to Black Morgan. However, by this point, the zerg already knew where they were.

The new brood was ordered to attack them, and was accompanied by the special zergling known as Meat Eater. The alliance was finally crushed; Edullon, Demioch, Andraxxus, Vane, Frost and Black Morgan were all killed.[30]

The Time to Strike

Finally the Overmind declared an end to Carpenter's "experiment".

Carpenter's Brood was defended by an extraordinarily powerful ultralisk, known as the Blade Guardian, at least one Carpenter's Hand Maiden, and several Yggdrasills.

The new brood attacked, freeing several specialized zerg (Hunter Killers, Screamer zerglings and a Blade Guardian) from Carpenter's Brood. The assault concluded with the destruction of the cerebrate itself, finally putting an end to Carpenter.

With this final victory, the new cerebrate had completed its mission and secured Brontes IV for the zerg cause.[31]

Transcript

Lord of Ascension. 2009-04-20. Insurrection. StarCraft Legacy. Accessed 2009-05-08.

Notes

  • Blizzard Entertainment had final creative approval for all decisions on the campaign's story during its development.[32]
  • Blizzard has not made a final decision on Insurrection but is leaning toward saying it is not canon.[33]

References

  1. Blizzard Entertainment staff. Frequently Asked Questions. Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed 2008-09-06.
  2. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 1: “Lost Souls” (in English). 1998.
  3. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 2: “The Rebel Installation” (in English). 1998.
  4. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 3: “Jack's Back” (in English). 1998.
  5. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 4: “Atkinson Airfield” (in English). 1998.
  6. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 5: “The Confederate Militia” (in English). 1998.
  7. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 6: “The Call of Duty” (in English). 1998.
  8. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 7: “Hammer Strike Force Command” (in English). 1998.
  9. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 8: “New Dresdin” (in English). 1998.
  10. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 9: “The Council Steadfast” (in English). 1998.
  11. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 10: “Rebellion” (in English). 1998.
  12. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Terran campaign, mission 11: “Attack and Destroy” (in English). 1998.
  13. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 1: “Satellite Platform” (in English). 1998.
  14. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 2: “Satellite Platform” (in English). 1998.
  15. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 3: “Infestation at New Dresdin” (in English). 1998.
  16. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 4: “In Search of Demioch” (in English). 1998.
  17. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 5: “Restructuring” (in English). 1998.
  18. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 6: “The Slaughter of Harvesters” (in English). 1998.
  19. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 7: “Defense” (in English). 1998.
  20. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 8: “Carpenter's Destruction” (in English). 1998.
  21. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Protoss campaign, mission 9: “Syndrea's Assault” (in English). 1998.
  22. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 1: “Syndrea's Demise” (in English). 1998.
  23. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 2: “Nargil's Swarm” (in English). 1998.
  24. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 3: “The Road to Victory” (in English). 1998.
  25. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 4: “Fury” (in English). 1998.
  26. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 5: “Terran Remains” (in English). 1998.
  27. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 6: “Complete Ruins” (in English). 1998.
  28. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 7: “The Infestation” (in English). 1998.
  29. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 8: “Vengeance” (in English). 1998.
  30. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 9: “The Ultimate Conquest” (in English). 1998.
  31. StarCraft: Insurrection. Aztech New Media. Zerg campaign, mission 10: “The Time to Strike” (in English). 1998.
  32. 2017-10-13, Chat with Fulvio. Imgur.com, accessed on 2017-10-13
  33. Hi, first I got a really really simple yes or no question. The official (sort of) Insurrection/Retribution campaigns from the original StarCraft, are those canon or not? And then more importantly, what is going on with Samir Duran? Because we didn’t see him at all in WoL, although we did see the fruits of his labors. Chris Metzen: So to the first point, I don’t know! My instinct tells me that they should not be canon, but I'd have to look at them again because there's probably good DNA there that might be useful. Chris Metzen, Brian Kindregan, StarCraft Legacy staff. 2010-10-23. BlizzCon 2010 StarCraft II Lore Panel. StarCraft Legacy. Accessed 2010-10-25.
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