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[Visions of Khas]

What will take the tree's place?

Some heretofor unknown feature on Aiur, probably in an underground cavern. The manifested Heart of Aiur, a massive tree-like structure made of pure Khaydarin or some shit.

Tassadar's spirit will lead the charge of the collective Protoss essence, but in the process the Khala will collapse and leave the Khalai reeling.

[ragnarok]

Some heretofor unknown feature on Aiur, probably in an underground cavern. The manifested Heart of Aiur, a massive tree-like structure made of pure Khaydarin or some shit.

Tassadar's spirit will lead the charge of the collective Protoss essence, but in the process the Khala will collapse and leave the Khalai reeling.

The Khalai have almost reached the end of their tether anyway. If they've learned ANYTHING from the fall of Aiur, it's that their traditions are worthless in fighting the Zerg, and therefore will be worthless when dealing with the hybrids and Amon.

[Turalyon]

Some heretofor unknown feature on Aiur, probably in an underground cavern. The manifested Heart of Aiur, a massive tree-like structure made of pure Khaydarin or some shit.

Tassadar's spirit will lead the charge of the collective Protoss essence, but in the process the Khala will collapse and leave the Khalai reeling.

I think I heard this one before. It's the one where Amon starts to climb that tree and then Zeratul blows a psychic horn to summon the spirits of the Tassermind to create one big kablooie, right?

Yeah, well, it's not funny anymore Harley.

[ragnarok]

I think I heard this one before. It's the one where Amon starts to climb that tree and then Zeratul blows a psychic horn to summon the spirits of the Tassermind to create one big kablooie, right?

Yeah, well, it's not funny anymore Harley.

Where did you hear it from?

[TheEconomist]

Oh for fuck sakes Rag

[ragnarok]

Don't give me your "it's common knowledge" excuse. What is common knowledge to one is not always true to another.

You can argue everyone should know it, but you and I have both seen in real life of our share of people who are somewhat devoid of that.

[TheEconomist]

It is a reference to an obvious, common knowledge ending (especially for Blizzard fans) but that's not why I'm in awe of you at the moment. And, since you missed the point again, I must repeat:

Oh for fuck sakes Rag

[Visions of Khas]

Ragnarok: My last few posts have been referencing the end to WarCraft 3. Since StarCraft seems to be making this shift towards the fantastical, I am joking that StarCraft's ending will mirror WarCraft 3. Moreover, Turalyon referenced a cutscene in StarCraft vanilla where a flight of Wraiths attack the Confederate station over Tarsonis.

We all on the same page now? Good.

[ragnarok]

Ragnarok: My last few posts have been referencing the end to WarCraft 3. Since StarCraft seems to be making this shift towards the fantastical, I am joking that StarCraft's ending will mirror WarCraft 3. Moreover, Turalyon referenced a cutscene in StarCraft vanilla where a flight of Wraiths attack the Confederate station over Tarsonis.

We all on the same page now? Good.

Actually I don't see WHY they wouldn't make it similar to WC3's ending. It's not like Blizzard was ever creative with endings in the first place.

[Nissa]

My last few posts have been referencing the end to WarCraft 3.

Really? For a minute there it looked like you were referencing My Little Pony's magical, crystal tree that was also in a cave. Now that's funny. I would laugh so hard if Starcraft ended the same way a show of colorful pony critters did.