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* [[Grenade Launcher]]

* [[Splash Damage]]: Their Spider Mines.

 

=== Siege Tank ===

* [[Deflector Shields]]: Their Defensive Matrix.

* [[Gameplay and Story Segregation]]: Science Vessels are basically space stations and are appropriately huge, and an entire mission takes place inside of one. In-game they're not much bigger than any other mechanical unit and smaller than most buildings.

* [[Nanomachines]]: Their Nano-Repair in the sequel.

* [[Support Party Member]]

 

* [[Elite Mook]]: They're basically the Zerg's ground-based answer to the Battlecruiser and Carrier.

* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: As befits the name, they hit hard and take a lot of damage, yet still move quite quickly. In Brood War, they are given a speed upgrade making them about as fast as zerglings, in Heart of the Swarm, they are given a burrow charge ability to quickly close with enemies.

* [[Sharpened to A Single Atom]]

 

* [[Frickin' Laser Beams]]

* [[Worker Unit]]

 

Protoss mystics that have foregone traiditional combat training to hone their psionic abilities. They can manifest illusions and call down storms of psychic energy.

 

* [[Heroic Sacrifice]]: How their Archon Morph is seen in the lore.

* [[Hoist By His Own Petard]]: In ''Starcraft II'' they get Feedback, which lets them drain the energy of an enemy unit to inflict damage to them equal to the energy drained

* [[Master of Illusion]]: Hallucination, which lets them create copies of a unit as distractions.

* [[Mighty Glacier]]: '''Slow''' as can be, but with Psionic Storm they'll decimate anything they can see.

* [[Shock and Awe]]: Their famous Psionic Storm.

* [[Squishy Wizard]]: 40 HP and 40 shields, they are not going to last long.

* [[Laser Blade]]

* [[Power of the Void]]

* [[Sinister Scythe]]: In ''Starcraft II'', though it has no effect on gameplay, Dark Templar randomly spawn armed with their original wrist-mounted Warp blades, or these.

 

* [[Power Floats]]

* [[Pure Energy]]

 

=== Scout ===