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StarCraft II Units

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Protoss Units

Unit	Details
Archon	Created by merging two templar units, the archon is a powerful melee unit with a very durable force shield and a strong energy-based attack.
Carrier	A powerful air unit. Carriers do not have their own attacks but create interceptors to fight for them.
Colossus	The large quad-legged vehicle fires lasers in a splash pattern well-suited to destroying swarms of weaker units. This unit can also traverse differences in terrain height due to its long legs, and will appear to step over ledges and other obstacles due to the inverse kinematics system.
Dark templar	A permanently cloaked stealth warrior.
High templar	A physically fragile unit with strong psychic abilities.
Immortal	Dragoon-like walker with a strong defense against powerful attacks, but vulnerable to weaker attacks.
Mothership	A powerful flying unit that consumes a high amount of resources to produce. It has powerful special abilities.
Observer	A cloaking air unit that functions as a detector.
Phoenix	An aerial fighter with an anti-gravity ability that lifts ground units into the air.
Probe	The builder of the protoss race. Gathers gas and minerals.
Sentry	Previously known as the disruptor,[1] and the nullifier before that.[2] A ground support unit.
Stalker	A dragoon-like Dark Templar unit, able to blink (short-range teleport) and deliver ranged attacks against air and ground units.
Void ray	Formerly known as the warp ray,[3] this flying unit deals damage with a blue energy beam that does more damage as it focuses on the same target. Good versus heavily armored targets like buildings, weak against small arms fire.
Warp prism	Formerly known as the phase prism,[4] the warp prism is a dual-purpose unit, able to transport units or to create a warp matrix field like the pylon.
Zealot	Melee unit with the ability to charge, allowing it to quickly close the distance between itself and an enemy unit.

Structures

Structure	Details
Assimilator	Allows probes to harvest vespene gas from geysers.
Cybernetics core	Allows for the warping in of stalkers and sentries.
Dark shrine	Formerly known as the dark obelisk,[5] it allows dark templar to be warped in.
Fleet beacon	Allows the carrier and the mothership to be warped in.
Forge	Allows the construction of photon cannons and research of Protoss ground unit upgrades.
Gateway[6]	Warps in the zealot, the stalker, the sentry, the high templar, and the dark templar.
Nexus	Produces probes and is the place that all minerals and gas are dropped off at to be processed. Also produces the mothership.
Photon cannon	A defensive structure with a ranged attack effective against ground and air units.
Pylon	The protoss supply building; it produces a radius of energy that is a requisite for the placement of most other protoss structures.
Robotics facility	Warps in the warp prism, observer, colossus, and immortal.
Robotics bay	Formerly known as the null circuit,[7][8] this structure enables a robotics facility to produce colossi and contains upgrades for observers and warp prisms.
Stargate	Warps in the phoenix, void ray and carrier.
Templar archives	Allows the high templar unit to be warped in.
Twilight council	Contains upgrades for stalkers and zealots.
Warp gate	The gateway has the ability to transform into a warp gate, which can warp-in units at any spot within the psionic matrix.

Terran Units

Unit	Details
Banshee	A cloak-capable gunship able to only attack ground-based targets.
Battlecruiser	The capital ship of the terran fleet, this powerful spacecraft is capable of firing a Yamato Cannon that deals large damage to a single target.
Ghost	Stealth specialist with access to several powerful and different abilities than in StarCraft I.
Hellion	Formerly known as the Jackal, this fast vehicle is armed with a flamethrower[10][11] suited for destroying masses of weaker units.
Marauder	The replacement for the firebat.[12] Its attack slows enemy units and deals high damage vs armored units.
Marine	The basic terran infantry, able to upgrade hit points with a shield.
Medivac dropship	A dual-purpose unit combining the old dropship and the medic, it is capable of transporting ground units and healing infantry.
MULE	A temporary unit summoned by an orbital command that harvests minerals for a limited time span.
Raven	Formerly known as the Nighthawk, Vulkan[13] and Nomad, this air detector creates smaller independent munitions.[14]
Reaper	Exceptionally fast infantry that uses dual pistols, can jet pack up and down ledges and uses explosives vs buildings.
SCV	The builder and resource gatherer of the terran race. Its Repair ability can be set to "autocast".
Siege tank, Crucio	Terran tank that can transform into a stationary 'siege cannon' mode, allowing it to strike targets at a greater range.
Thor	This intimidating mechanical unit is named after the Norse god of thunder. Can deal splash damage to air units and fire powerful cannons at ground targets.
Viking	This terran vehicle can transform between a walking robot and a spacecraft.

Raven-Created Units
The Raven creates devices that have a use in combat.

[li]Auto-turret: A defensive combat structure.[/li][li]Point defense drone: A device which intercepts incoming shots.[/li]

Structures

Structure	Details
Armory	Upgrades mechanical units.
Barracks	Produces terran infantry units.
Bunker	Provides protection for terran infantry.
Command center	Produces SCVs and serves as a drop off point for processing of minerals and gas. Has the ability to carry up to five SCVs and can upgrade to the powerfully armed planetary fortress or the ability oriented orbital command.
Orbital command	This upgrade to the command center provides scanner sweeps to reveal troop movements through the fog of war and detect cloaked or burrowed units, summons MULEs, and can increase the supply generated by supply depots.
Planetary fortress	This immobile upgrade of the command center grants it weapons to attack enemy ground units and a large boost to armor.
Engineering bay	Upgrades infantry and buildings.
Factory	Produces terran vehicle units.
Fusion core	Formerly known as the anti-matter core[15] and the deep space relay, this structure allows production of battlecruisers and provides researches for them.
Ghost academy	This structure enables ghosts to be produced and provides researches for them. In addition, it stores nuclear missiles for launch.
Missile turret	Anti-air turret that fires two missiles at a time.
Refinery	Refines vespene gas for collection by SCVs.
Sensor tower	Can sense enemy units through the fog of war.
Starport	Produces terran air units.
Supply depot	Provides supply required for additional terran units and can submerge, enabling troops to walk over it. It is smaller than in StarCraft I and can be made into an important part of terran base defenses, preventing enemy units from walking past them. This ability is called Lower/Raise.

Add-Ons
In StarCraft II, terran add-ons, the reactor and the tech lab, work differently. Instead of being specific to an associated structure, each add-on can be added to any barracks, factory or starport, granting a specific benefit. One structure may only have one add-on attached to it, so it cannot benefit from the reactor's bonus and the tech lab's bonus simultaneously.

Unit	Details
Reactor	Doubles the number of units produced from the building to which it is attached. (For instance, adding one to a barracks will enable it to create two marines at the same time.)
Tech lab	Enables the production of "higher tech" units. For instance, adding a tech lab to a barracks will allow it to produce marauders, while adding one to a factory will enable it to build siege tanks. Upgrades marine combat shields and specific upgrades and special abilities for the hellion, siege tank, viking, banshee, medivac dropship, and raven.

Zerg Units

Unit	Details
Corruptor	Attacks and "corrupts" other air units, increasing damage taken.
Brood lord	High hit point aerial ground attacker which replaced the swarm guardian, evolving from the corruptor.
Drone	Harvests resources and spawns structures. Is sacrificed when creating new structures.
Hydralisk	Basic ranged attacker of the zerg swarm.
Infestor	Zerg spellcaster. Provides ground support and can move while burrowed.
Larva	The core genus of the zerg, larvae can mutate into other zerg breeds.
Mutalisk	The basic air offensive unit of the zerg with high movement speed.
Overlord	Produces control and is no longer a detector like the StarCraft I version.
Overseer	A spellcaster evolution of the overlord. Works as a detector and has numerous special abilities.
Queen	The new queen is very different than its StarCraft I counterpart, being a powerful attacking ground dwelling support unit ideal for zerg defense.
Roach	Exceptionally tough short ranged unit able to quickly regenerate and move while burrowed.
Ultralisk	Massive zerg melee attacker able to deal splash damage with its melee attack. Also has a headbut attack vs buildings. Other differences from its StarCraft I counterpart are it now having four kaiser blades instead of two, and its ability to burrow.
Zergling	Fast but weak melee attacker ideal for swarming attacks in large numbers.
Baneling	This green rolling unit is mutated from the zergling. It has a huge suicidal attack. A huge swarm of banelings will create devastating results to an enemy's base.

Infestation/Spawned Units

Unit	Details
Broodling	Produced from destroyed buildings and brood lord attacks.
Changeling	A spy created by the overseer that morphs into enemy units.
Infested terran	Spawned by the infestor, hardier versions of the normal terran marine but with a limited lifespan.

Structures

Structure	Details
Baneling nest	Required for baneling production and researches baneling upgrades.
Creep tumor	This burrowed structure resembling an eyeball extends the creep, much like the creep colony in StarCraft I. Creep tumors are spawned by queens and each can spawn one additional creep tumor.
Evolution chamber	Provides basic upgrades for the zerg ground units.
Extractor	Allows drones to extract vespene gas.
Hatchery	Spawns larvae to be morphed into other zerg strains, generates creep and digests minerals and gas into a usable form. The queen is spawned directly from the hatchery.
Lair	Upgrade of the hatchery giving access to more advanced buildings and providing upgrades for overlords and overseers.
Hive	Upgrade of the lair giving access to the most advanced buildings.
Hydralisk den	Required for the production of hydralisks and researches hydralisk upgrades.
Infestation pit	Enables creation of infestors and researches infestor upgrades.
Nydus network	Enables creation of nydus worms and acts as an entrance to the nydus transport system.
Nydus worm	The new transport structure for the zerg, similar to the nydus canal of StarCraft I. Produced from the nydus network. Unlike nydus canals which could only be placed on creep, nydus worms may be spawned anywhere within sight range.
Roach warren	Enables production of roaches and researches roach upgrades.
Spawning pool	Required for production of zerglings and queens and researches zergling upgrades.
Spine crawler	A mobile creep-bound defensive structure that attacks ground units.
Spire	Required to produce mutalisks and corruptors and provides upgrades for aerial units.
Greater spire	Upgrade of the spire, enables production of brood lords.
Spore crawler	A mobile creep-bound anti-air defensive structure.
Ultralisk cavern	Required to produce ultralisks and researches ultralisk upgrades.

Campaign Units
StarCraft II will have a number of campaign-specific units.
Main article: Terran campaign unitsMain article: Zerg campaign unitsMain article: Protoss campaign units
Expansions
StarCraft II is set to be released as a trilogy. With each installment, more units are expected to be released in a manner similar to the additional units added in StarCraft: Brood War.[16]
Scrapped Units
Some units that were cut in development will appear in the map editor and campaign. However, units that were completely cut did not appear in either.[17]
Notes
Most protoss units of StarCraft II have the standard gold color scheme but there are also a few units that have a darker blue color scheme that denotes an affiliation with the Dark Templar. The inclusion of Dark Templar units represents the cooperation that the protoss have been forced to accept after the loss of Aiur.