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The Protoss are one of the three dominant races in the Koprulu Sector originating from planet Aiur. Die Protoss, oder auch die Erstgeborenen, wie sie sich selbst nennen, sind eine menschenähnliche Rasse aus humanoiden Xenos welche ihrem Heimatplaneten Aiur entstammen. Ihre fortgeschrittene Technologie perfektioniert und verstärkt ihre Psionischen Fähigkeiten. Die wichtigsten Protoss-Vereinigungen sind die Khalai, welche durch die Khala miteinander verbunden sind, und die Nerazim, welche die Khala ablehnten. Außerdem, separierte sich eine weitere Gruppe Protoss von der Verbindung durch die Khala, die Tal'darim.In anderen Sprachen * English A protoss egy psi képeségekel rendelkezö faj. Különleges képeségeik:Protoss Plasma shield The Protoss are the first "creation" of the Xel'Naga (also calling themselves "The First Born", considering the Zerg was the second creation of the Xel'Naga), which unintentionally led to the creation of the Zerg. They meant to give the Protoss "Purity of Form". The Protoss are a humanoid, spacefaring race. They have advanced technology and a mostly peaceful society, until they become entangled in an interstellar war with the Terrans and the Zerg. They become slowly overwhelmed and finally forced to abandon their homeworld of Auir for a world populated by Protoss outcasts, Shakuras. The main protoss cultural groups are the Khalai, who adhere to the communal Khala, and the Nerazim, who reject the Khala. In addition, another branch of the protoss separate from the Khala called the Tal'darim lives in various places in the galaxy. Protoss civilization was reunified when the Khalai and Nerazim, sundered since the Discord, were reunited after the devastation of Aiur by the zerg during the Great War. Alongside the zerg and terrans, the protoss stand as one of the three dominant species of the Milky Way. Protoss are not found outside the Koprulu sector. Protoss derive sustenance from light, capable of living off of moonlight (reflected sunlight), and can go without light for extended periods of time. What little water they need is absorbed through the skin. The Dark Templar modified themselves biologically and used other techniques to survive on the formerly lightless world of Shakuras. Protoss blood is blue or purple. As in humans, coloration is considered a sign of ethnicity, with each protoss tribe having a specific subtly differing hue or typical pattern of markings associated with it. Plusieurs millions d’années avant notre ère existaient dans la galaxie de la voie lactée une race appelée Xel’Naga. Ses origines étaient inconnues. Sa culture s’épanouissait et son pouvoir s’étendait, à son apogée, sur un empire de plusieurs milliers de planètes. Mais les Xel’Naga n’avaient pas gagné ces planètes à leur empire par la force, cette race était au contraire extraordinairement pacifique et privilégiait la science à la guerre.

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Homeworld Stalwart Infused Aegis Dark Archon Templar's Adjuvant Auriga Interceptor Akilae Dominator Antioch Orb Holding Cell Electric Manipulator Summoning Staff Dark Obelisk Crystal Tapper Psionic Capacitor High Archon Gilded Monolith Orthobolic Mirror Priest of Khaydarin Dark Templar Tripod Colossus Protoss Stargate Light Templar Phase Disruptor Akilae Stalker Overcharge Cybernetic Core Psionics Facility Auriga Shuttle Warp Gate Protossian Charm Phase Blades Akilae Advocate Khaydarin Amulet Cyborg Forge Recycling Station Voltaic Channeler Judicator Standard Furinax Forge Aiuran Observatory Ganthrithor Static Turbine Khaydarin Monitor Auriga Carrier Bengalaas Akilae Destroyer Antioch Nexus Spectral Cylix Pylon Moon Droplet Gilded Armor Protoss Gateway Khalai Standard Akilae Immortal Psionic Reverberation Auriga Scout Templar Standard Power Lines Gilded Swarm Tesla Coil Robotics Support Bay Khaydarin Formation Photon Cannon Pylon Array Renegade Templar Light Archon Cybernetic Emulator Strife's Stalwart High Templar Robotics Facility Executor of the Akilae Akilae Dragoon Psionic Dielectric Energize Gilded Rainbow Akilae Commander Nexus Akilae Zealot Gild Assembly Venatir Holdouts Power Aqueduct Starways Probe Psionic Discharge Templar Initiate Khaydarin Crystal Obelisk of Aiur Leyline of Static

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: Put a copy of this into play. On your upkeep, if you have 10 life or less, put X charge counters among artifacts you control, where X is 10 minus your current life total. Put 3 charge counters among any artifacts in play. This spell may be cast only if you first sacrifice two artifact creatures, one of which must be a Light Templar. They can't be regenerated. If you don't, return this to your hand. , : Change the text of target artifact by replacing all instances of "remove a charge counter:" on it with ":". Put a charge counter on each artifact in play. : Double the number of charge counters on target artifact. : If there are 3 or fewer charge counters among artifacts you control, put 3 charge counters among artifacts you control. , Remove 3 charge counters: Put an instant or sorcery card from your library into play. Remove a charge counter: Put three copies of target artifact or creature into play. : Target creature gains +1/+1 counters equal to the number of charge counters on it. You may remove a charge counter from this instead of paying this ability's mana cost. Whenever an artifact is put into play, put a charge counter on it. Remove a charge counter: Target land becomes an artifact in addition to its other types. Put a charge counter on it and it gains Psionic. Whenever you remove a charge counter, add to your mana pool. : Put a charge counter on an artifact you control for each Antioch Nexus in play. ,: Put a charge counter on an artifact. Remove a charge counter: Creatures with Psionic can't be blocked this turn. : Regenerate all artifact creatures with Flying you control. When this comes into play, put X charge counters on this. , Remove 4 charge counters: Put a creature or artifact card from your library into play. 2 , Remove a charge counter: This becomes a copy of target nonland permanent. This retains its abilities. As long as this has 3 or more charge counters, this has Indestructible and you can't lose the game. , Remove a charge counter: Regenerate all artifact creatures you control. : Put a -1/-1 counter on target creature and put a charge counter on target artifact. : This phases out or phases in. Equipped creature gets +2/+2 and has . : Put a charge counter on an artifact you don't control. If this is in your opening hand, you may discard a land to put it in play. Remove a charge counter: Target creature has Indestructible until end of turn. or : Move any number of charge counters from target artifact to another target artifact. , Remove a charge counter: Change the text of target artifact by replacing all instances of ":" on it with "remove a charge counter:". . , Remove a charge counter: Copy target nonland permanent. Remove a charge counter: Exile target artifact creature. , remove a charge counter: Tap target artifact. It can't untap as long as this remains in play with a charge counter on this. Whenever you copy a charge counter, gain control of target land. As long as this has a charge counter, this has "On your upkeep step, for each charge counter on any artifact all other players control, add a charge counter to any artifact you control.". ,: This deals 1 damage to each attacking creature. , Remove a charge counter: Copy target instant or sorcery spell. : Remove a +1/+1 counter in play and put a charge counter on an artifact you control. , remove any number of charge counters from this: Add or to your mana pool for each charge counter removed. Remove a charge counter: This deals 20 damage divided as you wish among players and creatures in play. As long as this has a charge counter, this has "During your combat step, add a charge counter to any artifact in play for each attacking creature.". , remove a charge counter from an artifact land: Put two charge counters on among artifacts you control. ,: Double the number of charge counters on this. : Add to your mana pool. , Remove a charge counter: Remove target artifact or creature from the game. Put a copy of that artifact or creature into play. Creatures you control have +1/+1 for each charge counter on it as long as this remains in play. ,: Put X charge counters on target artifact you control. This spell may be cast only if you first sacrifice two artifact creatures, one of which must be a Dark Templar. They can't be regenerated. If you don't, return this to your hand. : Target land becomes an artifact in addition to its other types. When this becomes an artifact creature, it gets +3/+3. : Look at target player's hand. : Put a charge counter on an artifact. Whenever you remove a charge counter from an artifact land, you may put a charge counter on an artifact. , Sacrifice this: Add a charge counter on any artifact in play for each artifact you control. : Gain control of target artifact as long as it has a charge counter on it and this is in play. : Put a +1/+1 counter on target artifact creature. Whenever an activated ability is used that costs a charge counter, you may destroy target artifact. Remove a charge counter: Put a copy of a card named Auriga Interceptor into play. , Defender , Remove a charge counter: Put eight copies of a card named Auriga Interceptor into play. This can attack exiled cards while phased out. , , , Remove a charge counter: Look at target player's hand and choose up to 2 cards. That player discards those cards. Creatures you control get +2/+2 and have ": This gains Indestructible until end of turn." Remove a charge counter from an artifact you control: Untap target permanent. , Remove a charge counter: Put all charge counters removed by this onto target artifact. This comes into play tapped. This doesn't untap during your upkeep step. As long as this has a charge counter, this has "Artifact spells you play have for Artifacts.". ,, Remove a charge counter: Destroy target creature. It can't be regenerated. , remove a charge counter in play: Add to your mana pool. On your upkeep, you may remove a charge counter from this and gain 1 life. : Untap target creature with a charge counter on it. , Remove a charge counter: All artifact creatures you control gain . : Target permanent becomes an artifact in addition to its other types. : Put a charge counter on this. ,: Put a charge counter on this. When this is regenerated, you may put a +1/+1 counter or a charge counter on this. : Regenerate target artifact creature. When a charge counter is placed on this, untap this. Whenever you remove a charge counter from an artifact creature, it gets +1/+1. ,: Remove all charge counters from target artifact. At the beginning of your upkeep phase, you may move any up to 3 charge counters among artifacts you control. , Remove a charge counter: Target noncreature artifact becomes a 2/2 creature and gains . Remove a charge counter: Gain control of target permanent and/or target nonland permanent. Whenever this deals damage to a player, you may put a charge counter on an artifact in play. Remove a charge counter: Target artifact creature gains Flying. This spell may be cast only if you first sacrifice two artifact creatures, one of which must be a High Templar. They can't be regenerated. If you don't, return this to your hand. : This deals 2 damage to target artifact creature. : Target permanent gains or target permanent loses . , Creatures without Psionic can't attack creatures with Psionic. Sacrifice an artifact creature you control with a charge counter: Destroy target artifact or creature. When this comes into play, choose a player. , remove any number of charge counters from this: Put that many charge counters among artifact lands you control. , Remove a charge counter: Put a 3/3 artifact creature with into play. Whenever a creature you control would gain a +1/+1 counter, you may have it gain a charge counter instead, or vice versa. : Put a charge counter on target artifact. As long as this has a charge counter, this has "Whenever you play an artifact, add a charge counter to any artifact in play.". Equipped creature has +2/0 and " or Remove a charge counter: Exile target attacking or blocking creature." Whenever chosen player takes damage, put that many charge counters on this. Put a charge counter on target artifact. Remove a charge counter: Destroy target artifact. Remove a charge counter from an artifact you control: Add , , or to your mana pool. Remove all charge counters from all artifacts you control. Then, put them among artifacts in play at your choice. Whenever you remove a charge counter from an artifact, put a charge counter on that artifact on your next upkeep step. : Put any charge counter removed from this this turn back onto this. Put, among artifacts in play, all charge counters removed from play. , Remove a charge counter: Put a 3/3 artifact creature with and into play. , Remove a charge counter: Put two copies of target artifact or creature into play with haste, along with any counters that were on the original. Sacrifice them at end of turn. Flying ,, Remove a charge counter: Destroy any number of target artifacts and/or creatures with combined mana cost 6 or less.

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The Protoss are one of the three dominant races in the Koprulu Sector originating from planet Aiur. The main protoss cultural groups are the Khalai, who adhere to the communal Khala, and the Nerazim, who reject the Khala. In addition, another branch of the protoss separate from the Khala called the Tal'darim lives in various places in the galaxy. Protoss civilization was reunified when the Khalai and Nerazim, sundered since the Discord, were reunited after the devastation of Aiur by the zerg during the Great War. Alongside the zerg and terrans, the protoss stand as one of the three dominant species of the Milky Way. Protoss are not found outside the Koprulu sector. The Protoss are a humanoid, spacefaring race. They have advanced technology and a mostly peaceful society, until they become entangled in an interstellar war with the Terrans and the Zerg. They become slowly overwhelmed and finally forced to abandon their homeworld of Auir for a world populated by Protoss outcasts, Shakuras. The Protoss are the first "creation" of the Xel'Naga (also calling themselves "The First Born", considering the Zerg was the second creation of the Xel'Naga), which unintentionally led to the creation of the Zerg. They meant to give the Protoss "Purity of Form". Die Protoss, oder auch die Erstgeborenen, wie sie sich selbst nennen, sind eine menschenähnliche Rasse aus humanoiden Xenos welche ihrem Heimatplaneten Aiur entstammen. Ihre fortgeschrittene Technologie perfektioniert und verstärkt ihre Psionischen Fähigkeiten. Die wichtigsten Protoss-Vereinigungen sind die Khalai, welche durch die Khala miteinander verbunden sind, und die Nerazim, welche die Khala ablehnten. Außerdem, separierte sich eine weitere Gruppe Protoss von der Verbindung durch die Khala, die Tal'darim. Die Protoss vereinigten sich wieder, als die Khalai bei ihren dunklen Brüdern Schutz suchten, nachdem Aiur den Zerg in die Hände gefallen ist. Neben den Zerg und Terranern, sind die Protoss eine von drei dominanten Spezies in der Milchstraße. Es gibt keine Protoss Siedlungen außerhalb des Koprulu Sektors.In anderen Sprachen * English A protoss egy psi képeségekel rendelkezö faj. Különleges képeségeik:Protoss Plasma shield Protoss derive sustenance from light, capable of living off of moonlight (reflected sunlight), and can go without light for extended periods of time. What little water they need is absorbed through the skin. The Dark Templar modified themselves biologically and used other techniques to survive on the formerly lightless world of Shakuras. Protoss hear and smell through their skin, and it is believed that their primary sense is sight. Protoss have a sense of smell sharp enough to identify other protoss and see very well at night. A protoss' skin color may change in response to changes in its emotions. They are bereft of mouths, noses, or visible ears and are without a sense of taste. They possess three hearts. A protoss' average life expectancy is lengthy; the Dark Templar Raszagal, aged 1045, was considered old. Protoss under 300 years rarely have any significant political positions. Meanwhile, Artanis, a member of the Khalai who was 262 years old during the Brood War, is considered young, despite his powerful military position. Protoss blood is blue or purple. As in humans, coloration is considered a sign of ethnicity, with each protoss tribe having a specific subtly differing hue or typical pattern of markings associated with it. Protoss can communicate telepathically with each other. They can do so through "speaking", a method that transmits little or no emotional content. Using their nerve cords they can also communicate in a manner which enables them to sense each others' emotions, a key part of their psionic gestalt, the Khala. During the Aeon of Strife this ability had fallen into disuse, but was restored by the mystic Khas. Protoss who follow the Khala use both methods of communication. Dark Templar ritually sever their nerve cords, which prevents the emotional link. Plusieurs millions d’années avant notre ère existaient dans la galaxie de la voie lactée une race appelée Xel’Naga. Ses origines étaient inconnues. Sa culture s’épanouissait et son pouvoir s’étendait, à son apogée, sur un empire de plusieurs milliers de planètes. Mais les Xel’Naga n’avaient pas gagné ces planètes à leur empire par la force, cette race était au contraire extraordinairement pacifique et privilégiait la science à la guerre. Durant des milliers d’années, les Xel’Naga parcoururent l’univers et explorèrent les différentes planètes qu’ils y trouvaient. Lorsqu’ils y découvraient une forme de vie, les Xel’Naga aidaient les créatures à se développer. Leurs intentions n’étaient cependant pas tout à fait désintéressées, ils étaient habités par l’idée de créer une forme de vie parfaite. Ils aidaient ainsi les autres races à croître et à se perfectionner techniquement et scientifiquement, mais ils intervenaient également dans l’héritage génétique de ces créatures et essayaient de manipuler celui-ci en espérant que ces altérations les mèneraient plus rapidement au but suprême créer une race parfaite. La quête des Xel’Naga à travers l’univers dura ainsi plusieurs milliers d’années au cours desquelles elle découvrit et observa les races sur différentes planètes en dehors de sa sphère d’influence. Mais sans jamais réussir à créer sa race parfaite. Déçus par leurs nombreux revers, les Xel’Naga abandonnèrent leur exploration de nouvelles planètes et cessèrent leurs quêtes de races. Ils se concentrèrent sur la planète Aiur pour laquelle les résultats atteints jusqu’alors semblaient prometteurs. Cette planète était recouverte de jungle épaisse et avait produit une race de créatures particulièrement résistantes qui avaient bien su s’adapter à cet environnement hostile. Ces créatures avaient développé, à la surprise des Xel’Naga, un don tout à fait particulier elles communiquaient entre elles par une sorte de télépathie instinctive, ce qui leur permettait d’atteindre une extrême efficacité en groupe. Les Xel’Naga étaient tellement impressionnés par les progrès de cette race qu’ils lui donnèrent le nom de Protoss, ce qui signifie à peu près . Les Protoss furent ainsi la première race à remplir les hautes attentes des Xel’Naga, contrairement aux Zerg.

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