While this does appear on certain buildings, there is actually a fully rendered portrait for it. They even have their own Advisor listed in the game: 'NAdvisor'. It's possible that it only showed up in the campaign and/or custom maps. These suggest that there may have been a fourth race in development, which may not have even been able to be controlled by the player. Hidden inside the game files are many units that are all listed as 'Independent Buildings', 'Independent Units', or 'Independent Heroes'. Although she exists as a unit, she uses the Corsair's sprites but is much weaker and has a Dark Templar unit's wireframe. Raszagal is probably the most incomplete unit. Like Tassadar, Aldaris has an attack but unlike Tassadar he has no abilities and lacks voice-overs. Tassadar and Aldaris share stats so if one is modified the other is affected as well. This illusion can easily be seen if the player selects them before the mission ends). In said mission, Tassadar's unit is used instead but through some clever use of triggers, it's made to look like it's actually Aldaris (this is actually used for a number of 'non-existant heroes' in Brood War, such as Raszagal. However, his actual unit goes unused, even in the Brood War mission 'The Insurgent'. Please fix this.Īldaris was originally intended to be a unit. There's a whole lotta words here, but not enough pictures.

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