Who do you want to see become the Legacy of the Void protagonist?

[Sheliek]

If they do co-op gameplay like I'm wishing for, wouldn't more than one protagonist be possible?

Regardless, I thought Zeratul was practically confirmed as the main dude way back when the trilogy was announced. Otherwise, I'd like to be Selendis. After all, she is the executor.

Yeah, they basically said something like 'It's most likely Zeratul, but we're toying with the idea of Artanis as well.'

I think she and Artanis won't see eye to eye, and both will be "faction leaders".

Zeratul will try to ally with the two of them, along with Mohandar, Urun, and other tribal leaders.

Not to mention the Tal'darim, and any other renegade protoss.

[hyde]

Zeratul is badass, but I have always seen him as a Ben Kenobi / Qui Gonn Jinn in terms of the story. I think there's a lot more potential for the young Artanis.

But they already said Zeratul is played the human and you go around rounding up tribes...
Sounds like Age of Empires II Genghis Khan campaign.

[broodmywarcraft]

Zeratul is badass, but I have always seen him as a Ben Kenobi / Qui Gonn Jinn in terms of the story. I think there's a lot more potential for the young Artanis.

But they already said Zeratul is played the human and you go around rounding up tribes...
Sounds like Age of Empires II Genghis Khan campaign.

That was a GREAT campaign (and game)

[GRUNT]

But at the same time I'm not a fan or Artanis.

I'd be surprised if you were Artanis.

[gwoodkid]

Who else would be except Zeratul? His journey of seeking truth hasn't finished yet... Long story long story haha

[Blazur]

Seems a little premature to have this discussion. We don't even know what might transpire in HotS. For all we know some of these people may get killed off.

[gwoodkid]

Seems a little premature to have this discussion. We don't even know what might transpire in HotS. For all we know some of these people may get killed off.

Most of them actually already had been all killed once.... well in "dreams"

[pure.Wasted]

Hence, he shouldn't. Zeratul knows a fair amount about the Hybrids. Meanwhile, the player doesn't. It would be difficult to introduce the stuff to the player without making Zeratul sound amnesiac or turning it into an example of 'As You Know'. Case in point: Zeratul's missions in WoL. That's why I think he'd work better as an advisor or side character who informs the main character (and hence, the player).

Sadly, I think you just crushed your own hopes. Blizz had no qualms with making Zeratul sound stupid in WOL, why would they in LOTV? Realistically speaking, it would only take 4-5 missions for the players to catch up to what Zeratul knows (if that, keep in mind that HOTS is sure to catch them up some).

Having said that, I love the Selendis suggestion. Getting to play a character who does whatever the hell he wants to do was bad enough for one whole campaign, and we're sure to get more of it in HOTS, but LOTV, too? Ugh.

Remember when you were making TFT, Blizzard? Remember how Kael had to answer to Garithos and the conflict was just oozing naturally out of the premise? Remember how fun that was?

[Articorse]

Sadly, I think you just crushed your own hopes. Blizz had no qualms with making Zeratul sound stupid in WOL, why would they in LOTV? Realistically speaking, it would only take 4-5 missions for the players to catch up to what Zeratul knows (if that, keep in mind that HOTS is sure to catch them up some).

Having said that, I love the Selendis suggestion. Getting to play a character who does whatever the hell he wants to do was bad enough for one whole campaign, and we're sure to get more of it in HOTS, but LOTV, too? Ugh.

Remember when you were making TFT, Blizzard? Remember how Kael had to answer to Garithos and the conflict was just oozing naturally out of the premise? Remember how fun that was?

Quoted for truth.

[mr. peasant]

Sadly, I think you just crushed your own hopes. Blizz had no qualms with making Zeratul sound stupid in WOL, why would they in LOTV? Realistically speaking, it would only take 4-5 missions for the players to catch up to what Zeratul knows (if that, keep in mind that HOTS is sure to catch them up some).

I was simply voicing my opinion on the issue; that I do not think that Zeratul is the best choice for the lead protagonist/player character. I never once thought that my words would have any effect on LotV's development.