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'''Terrazine gas''' is a potent psionic reagent featured in [[StarCraft: Ghost]]. It is sought by [[Protoss]], [[Zerg]] and [[Terrans]] alike. Its exact properties are unknown. |
'''Terrazine gas''' is a potent psionic reagent featured in [[StarCraft: Ghost]]. It is sought by [[Protoss]], [[Zerg]] and [[Terrans]] alike. Its exact properties are unknown. |
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| − | [[Terran Dominion]] Emperor [[Arcturus Mengsk]] and his new adviser, General [[Horace Warfield]], |
+ | [[Terran Dominion]] Emperor [[Arcturus Mengsk]] and his new adviser, General [[Horace Warfield]], have begun a secret project codenamed Shadow Blade. The program uses terrazine gas to alter the genetic makeup of [[Ghost Program|Ghosts]]. These Ghosts are transformed into ''[[Spectre]]s'' - shadowy superhuman beings bent on executing the will of their true master.<ref name = "GhostStory">2006-02-15. [http://web.archive.org/web/20060215221134/http://www.blizzard.com/ghost/covertops/story/ Story]. ''Blizzard Entertainment.'' Accessed 2007-09-01.</ref> |
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The game features a [[Terran Dominion|Dominion]]-operated [[Vespene Refinery 1138|"Vespene" Refinery 1138]], a terrazine refinery on [[Mar Sara]], disguised as a [[Vespene gas|Vespene]] [[Refinery]],<ref name = "FakeTerrazine">Rausch, Allen 'Delsyn'. 2005-08-19. [http://xbox.gamespy.com/xbox/starcraft-ghost/643660p1.html StarCraft: Ghost Preview] ''Gamespy'' Accessed 2007-07-26.</ref> which was infested by Zerg and had to be rescued by [[Nova]] (a [[Ghost Program|Ghost]]) and other Dominion forces.<ref name = "GhostMovie">2006-12-18. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xqqnTVSl_0 StarCraft Ghost: BlizzCon 2K5 Cam Cinematic HD]. ''Blizzard Entertainment/Youtube.'' Accessed 2007-09-01.</ref> |
The game features a [[Terran Dominion|Dominion]]-operated [[Vespene Refinery 1138|"Vespene" Refinery 1138]], a terrazine refinery on [[Mar Sara]], disguised as a [[Vespene gas|Vespene]] [[Refinery]],<ref name = "FakeTerrazine">Rausch, Allen 'Delsyn'. 2005-08-19. [http://xbox.gamespy.com/xbox/starcraft-ghost/643660p1.html StarCraft: Ghost Preview] ''Gamespy'' Accessed 2007-07-26.</ref> which was infested by Zerg and had to be rescued by [[Nova]] (a [[Ghost Program|Ghost]]) and other Dominion forces.<ref name = "GhostMovie">2006-12-18. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xqqnTVSl_0 StarCraft Ghost: BlizzCon 2K5 Cam Cinematic HD]. ''Blizzard Entertainment/Youtube.'' Accessed 2007-09-01.</ref> |
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Infested Vespene Refinery 1138.
Terrazine gas is a potent psionic reagent featured in StarCraft: Ghost. It is sought by Protoss, Zerg and Terrans alike. Its exact properties are unknown.
Terran Dominion Emperor Arcturus Mengsk and his new adviser, General Horace Warfield, have begun a secret project codenamed Shadow Blade. The program uses terrazine gas to alter the genetic makeup of Ghosts. These Ghosts are transformed into Spectres - shadowy superhuman beings bent on executing the will of their true master.[1]
The game features a Dominion-operated "Vespene" Refinery 1138, a terrazine refinery on Mar Sara, disguised as a Vespene Refinery,[2] which was infested by Zerg and had to be rescued by Nova (a Ghost) and other Dominion forces.[3]
Terrazine in StarCraft II
Blizzard Entertainment has stated that they are keen on exploring the idea of "this weird new substance" that could affect certain psychic abilities and the Spectres, and they might make it into the game.[4]
References
- ↑ 2006-02-15. Story. Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed 2007-09-01.
- ↑ Rausch, Allen 'Delsyn'. 2005-08-19. StarCraft: Ghost Preview Gamespy Accessed 2007-07-26.
- ↑ 2006-12-18. StarCraft Ghost: BlizzCon 2K5 Cam Cinematic HD. Blizzard Entertainment/Youtube. Accessed 2007-09-01.
- ↑ Metzen, Chris; Chambers, Andy; Masterboo. 2007-08-31. BlizzCon 2007 StarCraft Lore Panel Editorial. StarCraft Legacy. Accessed 2007-12-02.