In previous games, as I've alluded to, the Protoss seemed like a very emotionless force. Cliched, to be sure, but along the way you learn more about the history of the Protoss, and precisely how members of the race manage to communicate with (and feel) one another using the 'Khalai'. In Legacy of the Void a number of different factions team up together to take on an almighty God who wishes to break a never-ending prophecy/cycle. However now that the Protoss have their own dedicated expansion Blizzard has well and truly turned its attention to the race and, in so doing, has suitably built upon earlier lore to deliver a race that I can finally engage with. The Protoss, despite being the self-proclaimed 'first born' of the universe, felt like they were largely on support duties in Wings of Liberty and Heart of the Swarm.

Now, however, thanks to Legacy of the Void's lengthy campaign, Blizzard has really fleshed the Protoss out and my interest now finally stretches across all three of StarCraft's races. But not the Protoss - they were too cold and distant. The Zerg, despite being a biological zombie-like horde, I could comprehend.

These elf-like aliens have a weirdness to them that I just couldnвЂ™t relate to. Strange as it may sound in the StarCraft world, I've never been a big fan of the Protoss race. By Dan Carreras, posted on 27 November 2015 / 6,998 Views

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