The creators of StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game showed miniatures from the second wave

Thanks to a new video from the StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game team, users were able to appreciate the miniatures of Zeratul, the Siege Tank, the Ravager, and the Immortal, as well as explore the "Lost Temple" environment element.

Archon Studio has published a new trailer for the StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game, dedicated to the second wave of miniatures. In the video, the team showed Zeratul, the Terran Siege Tank, the Zerg Ravager, the Protoss Immortal, and the “Lost Temple” environment element.

Zeratul can grant himself and biological units “Stealth” status, move six inches using the “Blink” ability, and effectively destroy light and armored targets.

The Siege Tank is so large that it is forbidden to pass through three-inch wide landscape passages. And it is so heavy that it will literally flatten any impassable terrain of size 0 and 1 that it drives through. It can switch to siege mode to transform from a battle tank into a stationary artillery platform.

The Ravager can launch Corrosive Bile high into the air during the movement phase. When the bile falls to the ground at the end of the assault phase, it deals five hits to any unit within one inch of the marker (two inches if the “Dilated Bile Ducts” upgrade is taken). In addition, it can quickly move through an underground passage.

The Immortal has fewer health points than the Siege Tank, but it is equipped with a shield that reduces damage to one, and weapons well-suited for destroying armored opponents and more.