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Legacy of the Void will put a close to StarCraft II Nov. 2

Legacy of the Void will put a close to StarCraft II Nov. 2

Posted on September 14, 2015September 25, 2019 By Jarvis

All stories must eventually come to an end. This particularly one was 17 years in the making, or so Blizzard recounts. StarCraft II will be getting its third and final expansion that will finally put a close to the ongoing saga of the world’s most famous RTS game. In the Legacy of the Void, players will be the ones that guide the Protoss, through the legendary Artanis and Zeratul, and will determine as well the fate of the universe. And it will all begin on November 10.
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