Short Story: It Will End in Fire

[Visions of Khas]

Featuring Rohana and the Grand Preservers.











"The final emotion.

Acceptance."

[Undeadprotoss]

Featuring Rohana and the Grand Preservers.











"The final emotion.

Acceptance."

Really hate to be a little baby essentially, but have you read all the short stories? I haven't really been keeping up with them and I remember looking forward to this one, would you say the others are required reading?

[ragnarok]

Featuring Rohana and the Grand Preservers.











"The final emotion.

Acceptance."

Finally, about time we got to learn about her.

[Visions of Khas]

No, Undead. They're all stand-alone stories.

[Undeadprotoss]

HAHA YEAUGH. Thanks Khas

[unknownone]

How did you find this last short story? I think it is very well written and conveys a very interesting perspective on the Protoss. It is a really protoss story and nicely prepares the ground far what we will see in the campain.

[Sheliek]

'A fully crewed arkship could fight a war without support. It could evacuate an entire colony—an
entire system filled with colonies and outposts—thanks to its vast halls of stasis pods. It could lose
power and drift for centuries and keep all of its crew alive the whole while.'

tfw telling unnecessary info in fiction is bad form
tfw this info might be important
tfw 'into the void'

[Undeadprotoss]

How did you find this last short story? I think it is very well written and conveys a very interesting perspective on the Protoss. It is a really protoss story and nicely prepares the ground far what we will see in the campain.

I liked it, but to be honest, I don't like that theres so much emphasis on the Protoss feeling emotion through the Khala. It makes them seem too emotional when they should be fairly stolid. In SC1 you still felt like Tassadar and Fenix were capable and private individuals. Not that they aren't here.

What I did like a lot though is how they made the Conclave a little less ridiculous than they usually seem to be, here they are fairly reasonable, even if they do require some convincing.

[drakolobo]

I liked it, but to be honest, I don't like that theres so much emphasis on the Protoss feeling emotion through the Khala. It makes them seem too emotional when they should be fairly stolid. In SC1 you still felt like Tassadar and Fenix were capable and private individuals. Not that they aren't here.

What I did like a lot though is how they made the Conclave a little less ridiculous than they usually seem to be, here they are fairly reasonable, even if they do require some convincing.

8400 protoss fine those were pretty fearless as they burned alive. and writer remarked that although they was not Templars were being very fearless

[Undeadprotoss]

8400 protoss fine those were pretty fearless as they burned alive. and writer remarked that although they was not Templars were being very fearless

They were described as having pangs of horror/doubt as they approached the star and before they unilaterally accepted what would happen. I mean emotional in terms of the degree of feeling emotion, I just feel as if the Protoss should have those emotions, but feel them more stoically, reserved for major and unique events (such as this one) but feel them as an individual does, all the while being generally mores stolid. Its more the fact that the Protoss are feeling all the time, whereas someone like Fenix never really becomes saddened or devastated (of course Fenix was special, but still).