Terran Characters:

--Scott Fisher
Age 25

"Stay on your toes, boys. Let's get this base up and running to MY standards."

The Terran protagonist and symbol of resolve, Scott joined the Rastarian militia after invading Zerg snatched up and killed his girlfriend, along with most of the other people he'd known at that tender age. He'd always had a certain affinity with Vulture hoverbikes, but wrecked his in a daring maneuver three years into his service as a soldier. Climbing the ranks in the next seven years, mister Fisher is now a proud lieutenant within the militia, and is fighting to weed out the last of the Zerg on his home planet.

--Mathius Tolrim
Age 39

"Your ability to crack jokes about everything that comes out of my mouth never ceases to annoy me, lieutenant."

As a covert intelligence operative, not much is known about Tolrim. It is presumed that he serves Grumanoff, the man in charge, and that he has some form of psionic capabilities, but he is rarely seen by ground forces of any race or faction. Tolrim is very good at what he does; stay in the shadows, extract information, and leave without anyone knowing he was there to begin with.

--George Grumanoff
Age 51

"I don't intend to sit here all day. I do that quite enough nowadays."

The brilliant tactician, charismatic diplomat, and semi-cool leader guy rolled into one, George is the all-purpose Rastarian figurehead. He's what the people need, and he's fought to fully reclaim his planet from the invading Zerg menace, no matter the cost. With his plans and strategies being credited with the cleansing of the Zerg thus far, few have bothered to pay close attention to their leader; else they'd see that he is, perhaps, not as together as he once was.

Protoss Characters

--Salanas
Age 714

"I do suppose you're correct. However, I'm the one in charge of the armed and extremely dangerous guards that are ready to slice you in half and then slice your halves in half, so I suggest that you respond to my query."

The Protoss protagonist and symbol of tolerance and open-mindedness, Salanas has served under Executor Uldwe for many cycles, achieving the High Templar and then First Templar ranks before being shadowed by the psionically-superior Kempor. Since then, he has become a well-respected fighter and psion amongst all the members of Uldwe's fleet - even his rival, Kempor - and hopes to reclaim Rastar for the good of the Protoss.

--Kempor
Age 837

"I am pleased to report that the Protoss insurgency in Taltamör has been defeated, as I predicted. There shouldn't be any more problems for quite a while after my... demonstration."

First Templar Kempor of the Shelak tribe currently serves under Executor Uldwe. His tenacity to pursue all-out war without provocation (or need) has kept him from his ultimate personal ambition of becoming an Executor himself, as the Judicators of the Shelak tribe recognize that Kempor is ill-prepared to give out orders. It is surprising enough that he has retained his rank as it is.

--Uldwe
Age 940

"I have witnessed the birth of this world's colonies. Under my rule, I intend to shape our empire so that it allows the reunification of our people, but we cannot do this if [our adversaries] remain a threat."

Wise, powerful, but generally misgiving of the other races, Uldwe's main directive is to reclaim planet Rastar for the Protoss, regardless of any Terran or Zerg resistance. He respects Kempor's power and Salanas' wisdom, and although his behaviour often points to Salanas being more worthy of a 'promotion' than Kempor, he values both warriors' uses and attributes.

Zerg Characters

--Max
Age 9


Not much is known about this little feller. Seemingly 'orphaned' by the purge of Zerg on Rastar, Max was quite helpless before Scott stepped in. Often seen as a 'rescue' by the other Terrans, he has gained some form of sympathy amongst them, but is still regarded with uncertain expressions. Max has no exceptional or outstanding powers not found amongst a normal Zergling, other than being slightly more powerful due to strategic tissue mutation and synapse evolutions.

Click to enlarge