On November the 10th, the world will finally get their grubby paws on Legacy of the Void – the Protoss component of the StarCraft II Trilogy. Blizzard have been hard at work, and not just on the campaign and multiplayer component of the upcoming expansion. No, they’re giving the StarCraft II user interface a complete overhaul too.
StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void will be unleashed on the world in just over month, on November the 10th. Finally, the concluding chapter to the saga is within reach, and what better way to experience the last piece of the puzzle, than with a shiny Collector’s Edition? Though we already had a general idea of what it would come with, Blizzard have now unveiled all the contents of the box in much greater detail.
We get a taste of Legacy of the Void via Whispers of Oblivion - a mini campaign that serves as a prologue to the upcoming StarCraft II expansion. Is it any good? You bet!
Blizzard have finally revealed when the concluding chapter to the StarCraft II saga will arrive, and it's going up against the holiday's biggest heavy hitters.
Blizzard have made StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void available for pre-purchase. Doing so grants several rewards - including access to the prologue campaign - Whispers of Oblivion.
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There's a prologue on the way for the last part of the StarCraft II trilogy, Legacy of the Void. It's called Whispers of Oblivion, and it'll bridge the gap between the last two expansions.
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