A support unit, the widow mine is a quadrapedal device that represents the next step in Dominion automated weaponry. It is controlled remotely, piloted into a contested area and then set to activate when enemy units draw near. Once triggered, the widow mine launches a missile designed to explode in a firestorm of shrapnel, eliminating its primary target as well as any foes that might be nearby. These Sentinel missiles are of short range and pack a fragmentation warhead, that delivers superheated shrapnel to the target and the adjacent area on detonation. The missiles are assembled in an automated manufacturing plant located in the 'thorax' of the unit. After numerous friendly fire incidents, widow mines were outfitted with a powerful friend or foe identification system, which is loosely ba
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| - A support unit, the widow mine is a quadrapedal device that represents the next step in Dominion automated weaponry. It is controlled remotely, piloted into a contested area and then set to activate when enemy units draw near. Once triggered, the widow mine launches a missile designed to explode in a firestorm of shrapnel, eliminating its primary target as well as any foes that might be nearby. These Sentinel missiles are of short range and pack a fragmentation warhead, that delivers superheated shrapnel to the target and the adjacent area on detonation. The missiles are assembled in an automated manufacturing plant located in the 'thorax' of the unit. After numerous friendly fire incidents, widow mines were outfitted with a powerful friend or foe identification system, which is loosely ba
- The Widow mine is an automated ground attack drone developed by the Dominion. Basically a larger variant of Spider mines, this robot burrows into the ground lying in wait before unleashing a barrage of missile fire upon both enemy air and ground targets. To increase its effectiveness in combat, the Widow mine is usually armed with an unstable payload capable of causing great damage against shields. This makes it very useful in providing heavy support against Protoss forces. A Widow mine can even be refit with alternate payloads depending on whatever situation is necessary. Special abilities:
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| - The Widow mine is an automated ground attack drone developed by the Dominion. Basically a larger variant of Spider mines, this robot burrows into the ground lying in wait before unleashing a barrage of missile fire upon both enemy air and ground targets. To increase its effectiveness in combat, the Widow mine is usually armed with an unstable payload capable of causing great damage against shields. This makes it very useful in providing heavy support against Protoss forces. A Widow mine can even be refit with alternate payloads depending on whatever situation is necessary. Special abilities:
* Unstable Payload - unit fires a Sentinel missile while burrowed dealing 125 damage (+35 vs shields) and varying bonus damage depending on distance from explosion
* Activate Mine (autocast) - unit burrows while activating Sentinel missile
- A support unit, the widow mine is a quadrapedal device that represents the next step in Dominion automated weaponry. It is controlled remotely, piloted into a contested area and then set to activate when enemy units draw near. Once triggered, the widow mine launches a missile designed to explode in a firestorm of shrapnel, eliminating its primary target as well as any foes that might be nearby. These Sentinel missiles are of short range and pack a fragmentation warhead, that delivers superheated shrapnel to the target and the adjacent area on detonation. The missiles are assembled in an automated manufacturing plant located in the 'thorax' of the unit. After numerous friendly fire incidents, widow mines were outfitted with a powerful friend or foe identification system, which is loosely based on the operative algorithms present in all Crucio smart shells. Initially, the system worked as intended, but it didn't take long for casualty rates to rise once again. If the widow mine sustains crippling damage to any of its systems, an advanced heuristics recovery algorithm quickly begins the process of determining what’s the best course of action to restore operative efficiency. After executing multiple simulated scenarios, the simple onboard AI reroutes power from affected systems and reprograms the unit’s behavioral patterns to either allow it to complete its mission, or return home for repairs.
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