The final DLC for Starcraft II, Legacy of the Void, has been released, bringing the saga of one of the world's most iconic strategy games to a close. If you haven't experienced the space-based RTS phenomenon yet, then here's your chance with our giveaway! For the uninitiated, StarCraft II is a space-based strategy game from Blizzard (who made WarCraft, World of WarCraft, and all the other Crafts), in which you control one of three intergalactic species - the Terrans, the Zerg and the Protoss - in epic battles taking place in distant recesses of space. Legacy of the Void is a standalone expansion pack for StarCraft II, casting you as the Protoss character Artanis, who leads his troops against all the odds into a last-stand war against the tyrannical alien Amon. At the same time as wrapping up the story, the expansion opens up the multiplayer component of the game, with plenty of gameplay tweaks and more units for each of the factions. With the StarCraft II story now concluded, but the famous multiplayer being more strategic and evolved than ever, now's the perfect time to experience the full stunning package for yourself! First Prize: Collectors Edition of SC2 LotV and Standard Editions of SC2 Wings of Liberty and Heart of the Swarm. Alongside the game (PC/Mac) is an exclusive behind the scenes DVD & Blu-Ray, the amazing CD soundtrack and a 174-page book featuring original illustrations and in-depth information about the series three races. 5 Runners up: each win standard edition copies of SC2 Legacy of the Void. --------------------------
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