Steps of the Rite: Artanis Helps Alarak to Kill Guardians (Starcraft 2 | Protoss Tal'darim)
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- The Spear of Adun warped into orbit of Slayn, as Hierarch Artanis and First Ascendant Alarak looked upon the death fleet. Alarak stated they had to make preparations, to which Artanis stated there was no time to sit and idly prepare. Alarak was firm in that the rite of Rak'Shir that would allow him to depose Highlord Ma'lash, the ruler of an entire people, could not be rushed it they were to be accepted. As per their bargain, Artanis would aid him. Artanis grudgingly had no choice but to follow Alarak's wishes.
Alarak informed Artanis that Ma'lash's guardians needed to be slain before Rak'Shir could commence. The Daelaam were deployed to the surface of Slayn, and established a base, but terrazine fog began to arise from the chasms of the planet. This came in cycles, and shadows of the Void began to manifest and attack the Daelaam base. After surviving the onslaught, the Daelaam mobilized a counterattack against Ma'lash's guardians.
During the attack, Phase-smith Karax discovered two Tal'darim motherships with solarite cores, that could be destroyed to upgrade the Spear of Adun. One by one the Daelaam killed the guardians, fighting through cycles of terrazine fog, Tal'darim and hybrid. With the last guardian dead, Alarak revealed that this wasn't actually part of Rak'Shir, but would help him in it and thus wished to them dead. He came to Ma'lash's temple and invoked the rite of Rak'Shir, challenging him to a duel to the death for leadership of the Tal'darim.
Artanis angrily confronted Alarak stating that if he deceived him again, there would be no alliance. Alarak countered by stating killing the guardians would help secure his rule as highlord. He took a dose of terrazine, which allowed him to feel Amon's rage at Alarak's defiance. Alarak stated that his victory was assured, but Artanis warned him that his overconfidence would be his opponent's greatest strength...
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Artanis is unique leader in Star Craft. Raynor was a winded and tired General, who had seen war kill too many people. Kerrigan was a dictator, using her own rage, vendetta, and agenda to conduct the affairs of her army. Here, Artanis has a council of people, each trying to represent the interests of his people. He takes all there advice into consideration, much like a leader of a democracy.
Yeah he's the best skippy we could ever rely on. But still not on the tassadar/zeratul/fenix level yet (not yet dying xD). still they used en taro artanis
@@Blitzkit En Taro Skippy.
He's had an inspiring journey though, from the young punk of the Protoss in Brood War to the commander of his people.
I wouldn't exactly call Kerrigan a dictator since the Zerg is a hivemind species with no individuality present in any of them save a few unique Zerg creatures
They all live to serve the strongest Zerg and Kerrigan is the strongest Zerg it's literally hard coded into their genes to obey the will of the toughest and the strongest
To apply human government terms to the Zerg way of organizing is not fitting to say the least
@@magicalmagicmagician5223 yeah its also unfair to give that to raynor and kerrigan when they both are human and as such flawed and imperfect, meanwhile artanis is an idealized character
@@magicalmagicmagician5223 zerg dont have zero individuality, they are just obedient
I mean, it would be like saying an egyptian slave has zero individuality - they do, they're just not able to show it.
Tyranid grunts, on the other hand, are quite literally mindless - zerg aren't a true hive mind in the same sense that the Borg or Tyranids or another Gestalt Conciousness, zerg are pretty unique in that aspect.
3:54 "This deal gets worse all the time!"
I can't believe I missed that Star Wars reference the first time I played this...
7:07 Well timed, well timed indeed. *Applause*
Zealot: "My life for Gawr Gura!"
24:32 Alarak was ready to strike Artanis, he REALLY doesn't like being talked down like this
24:37 You can tell he tempered himself not to do it.
All I see is that he is too high on terrazine to notice
This video poll would be: *"Would you side with Alarak if you had a choice?"* Just click "i" button in the top right corner of the video and make your vote. PS. You should be logged into your CZcams account and have the annotations switched on to do that. PPS. You may write your own version here in comments as well.
23:25 literally gets rolled up and smoked
Taldarim are kinda like the Sith of the Protoss.
Yeah, good comparison.
Except that the Tal'Darim are at least somewhat trustworthy. The SIth would stab you in the back the moment they don't need you anymore.
The Sith are very trustworthy. You can trust them to stab you in the back as soon as they don't need you anymore.
Elthenar Exactly.
Xenomorpheus And Alarak is a protoss version of Darth Sidious.
The protoss have many aspects to their race, divided up between all the different factions which I think represents a different side of the race's psyche. The Taldarim are in my eyes the "human" side of the protoss. Vengeful, angry, sarcastic and overconfident, but at the same time powerful in their unpredictive ways. The way Alarak jokes around and play games are very much like Mensk, whereas Artanis for example is noble and pure (and a bit naive, for sure) and by that the polar opposite to him. In the same way you could say that Raynor and Valerian are the "Protoss" side of humans in their values and ways of thinking.
Don't know if that made sense haha
if that is indeed the case, what does that make nera'zim ?
I'd side with zeratul in a heartbeat.
Tal'darim have every reason to be confident in themselves. Their brutal way of life makes them incredebly dangerous. If they are not the strongest, they wouldn't be Tal'darim.
human side of protoss? have you never seen nobility in humans? where do you live, in a gutter? you forget that this game and its universe has been made by humans, whose imagination has created this beautiful fantasy?
grow up. stop demonising the human race like the other foolish members of it. humans are beautiful and it is only humans that have added the meaning of love and some purpose to this god forsaken universe. in reality. nature is not a mother , but a ruthless cannibal that survives by devouring its own. UNLIKE humans. we have no choice but to use these resources for our own survival, but slowly we are growing beyond these primitive needs and one day we will be self sufficient enough to realise our true potential, and be far greater than these pathetic protoss you so care about.
show some foresight and vision. dont be like the stupid that populate like fungal spores around you and who get influenced by negativity that the media propogates about humanity. humanity is far noble and grand, and has been through much much more than a puny mind can grasp.
If anything, the most human of the protoss are the nera'zim who value freedom and the ability to make one's own choices, refusing to be shackled to a collective hivemind.
28:00 or so: Very well Artanis, but do not assume that the seeking of the Tal'darim will arrive at a destination convenient to you.
Artanis told Alarak not to deceiving him again.
so Alarak is taller than Artanis. interesting
we now know who is the sub and the dom
Dick is undoubtedly bigger too
Nice video
Alarak be getting high with Terrazine
11:03 When Americans "liberate" oil, Karax liberates solarite, lul
Are those robed Protoss judicators? That would be awesome
nice star wars reference there; this deal is getting worse all the time
"By Blade and Blood" GoT reference without even meaning to be, House Taldarim?
Hidden valley
This is strange destiny expansion
Artanis trying to act alpha male like.
Alarak =Al Iraq.
Interesting auto translate.
God, I hated the campaign! Why can't Amon use hybrids? He uses 'void' troops, that's just lazy.
Reasons. Either Amon is mocking us, or the devs figured void troops would be better as 'zombie waves' than hybrids since they are bulkier little arses.
@@kamahariakuma3504 There should have been a fourth faction for the hybrid tbh. And hard to beat in the campaign.
@@ziephel-6780 I heard somewhere that the original plan for Brood War was to make the UED it's own new faction. Kinda like the Naga in Frozen Thrown. So yeah I could see that happening.