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This article or section contains information derived from Co-op Missions, and should not be considered part of the official StarCraft storyline."My Dominion, right or wrong."- Dominion trooper(src)Dominion troopers are often conscripted frontline infantry for the Terran Dominion, who carry light armor and lack the training of other members of the Dominion Armed Forces. They can be equipped with various weapons to suit the situation, which are often considered more valuable than the troopers themselves. In the alternate timeline where Arcturus Mengsk survived the Second Great War, the Emperor made liberal use of these conscripts against the armies of Amon.[1]Game Unit[]Dominion troopers are the basic infantry option for Arcturus Mengsk in Co-op Missions. The troopers are cheap and quick to produce, but have low health and low firepower, however they are easily massable. They can be outfitted with weapons for different combat situations. They can be produced by Dominion laborers switching "suits" to the trooper suit, and vice versa. The weapons cost more than the troopers themselves. Troopers are also able to build supply bunkers, earthsplitter ordnance and missile turrets, with multiple troopers or laborers helping to speed up a construction project.When in the area of an imperial witness at Mengsk Level 5, troopers and laborers will contribute to the generation of Mengsk's Imperial Mandate, allowing him to use powerful calldowns.The Dominion troopers have access to three weapons, which change their unit type. When one of these troopers die or switch to a laborer suit, they will drop their weapon, allowing another Dominion trooper to pick them up:Equip B-2 High-Cal LMG - Dominion assault trooperEquip CPO-7 Salamander flamethrower - Dominion flame trooperEquip Hailstorm launcher - Dominion rocket trooper[1]Abilities[]Equip B-2 High-Cal LMGArms the Trooper with a more powerful weapon, especially effective against all unit types. When this unit dies, its weapon drops to the ground and can be picked up by other Dominion Troopers.Can attack ground and air units.Merchant of Death: B-2 High-Cal LMG now costs 40 minerals and 20 vespene gas and cannot drop when the Trooper dies, instead dropping a grenade that moves towards the enemy and explodes, dealing 200

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What We Learned from Auburn Series vs Old Dominion The Auburn Tigers have won another series, this time against the Old Dominion Monarchs. They took two games out of three. The Tigers won 10-4 on Friday, lost 11-9 on Saturday before winning the rubber match on Sunday 7-3. Auburn Bounces Back to Claim Series vs. ODU AUBURN, Ala. – No. 20 Auburn responded from last night’s loss with a 7-3 win to clinch the series against Old Dominion Sunday afternoon at Plainsman Park, marking the Tigers fourth straight winning non-conference weekend to start the season. Auburn Blows 7-Run Lead, Falls to ODU 11-9 AUBURN, Ala. – No. 20 Auburn dropped the middle game against Old Dominion 11-9 Saturday evening at Plainsman Park. With Auburn leading by seven through six innings, Old Dominion scored nine unanswered runs in the seventh and eighth innings to secure the win and even the series.

Claims, taken from Bourne’s email, are false. Dominion hired Elshami’s lobbying firm, but he wasn’t a “key executive” at the voting machine company. And Blum, the husband of Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), has no financial connection to Dominion.Bartiromo and at least one Fox executive have scrambled to distance themselves from the email in the aftermath of Dominion’s lawsuit. In her deposition, Bartiromo said it was “inherently unreliable” and agreed that it was “nonsense.”In an October deposition for the Dominion lawsuit, David Clark, the Fox executive who oversaw Bartiromo’s show, agreed that the segment should not have run if it was based only on Bourne’s email.“I will concede that this e-mail is crazy,” Clark said.Lawyers for Dominion would later seize on Bourne’s most outlandish claims, noting in a motion filed last month that “the full force of the email’s lunacy comes across by reading it in its entirety.”In a discursive 40-minute interview with The Daily Beast, Bourne threw out a jumble of ideas that centered on ties between telepaths, the Bank of the Vatican, the NXIVM sex cult, and the 1970 film Beneath the Planet of the Apes.And she explained where she got the conspiracy theories like the one that Fox somehow allowed to reach its airwaves, prompting the threat of a $1.6 billion judgment. Essentially, in Bourne’s telling, she conjures her theories out of nothing.“It’s just really interesting where I’ll have the TV on, and I’ll hear a word or a person’s name, and for whatever reason, I can’t explain it, it’s going to compel me to look it up online, I’ll do a little digging,” she said. “Instead of saying I rely on my intuition, I say ‘the wind’ is talking to me. It’s just a fun way of living my life, don’t you think?”Bourne gets her theories from song lyrics and glimpses of magazine covers. She’s working on a book styled after the Ancient Aliens television series that focuses on the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb. She has an elaborate theory about the deep state and the media: in Bourne’s telling, the CIA controls the Washington Post, the FBI runs the New York Times, and the State Department runs Politico and CNN.Bourne didn’t realize her email had become a key part of the Dominion trial until a reporter from The Daily Beast contacted her, but she didn’t seem surprised.“My point of view sometimes is so far outside the box it’s not even on the same playing field, it’s not even on the same planet,” she said.For example, Bourne got the idea that Scalia was murdered in a human hunt because it just made logical sense from what she had seen from watching movies and television.“What’s one way to get rid of a Supreme Court justice in order to get the kind of people that you want on it?” Bourne said. “Hunting.”UPDATED to include comment from Fox News.Read more at The Daily Beast.Get the Daily Beast's biggest scoops and scandals delivered right to your inbox. Sign up now.Stay informed and

Therodos is an apparent weakness that prevents them from accessing the late game.Attacking Therodos: Taking on Therodos' lands and capital are going to be hard if he is already established. As the Dominion kill effect progresses forward, the lands become barren and supplies are scarce. You either preach away the dominion early and invest in priests, or bring nature mages and supply generating items for those long sieges.Economic Warfare: Therodos is always gold-hungry and their dominion kill does not help them as the game progresses forward. Their only option is to invest into summons, raids and economic ritual spells are all viable tactics to impede on Therodos' transition into the late-game. Scalesthe population kill incentives you to take negative scales as you cannot counteract the effect of the Dominion with Growth scales.DominionThe dominon needs to be at least 9, as the more candles your fortress has the more spectral infantry will spawn in that province. It also provides you minor Awe on your pretender which helps out for early expansion against independents.Turmoil/OrderTurmoil 3 is a no-brainer, the dominion kill will deplete your provinces of population and thus render order useless.Production/SlothSloth 3 is beneficial to your spectral philosophers and also synergizes well with the population kill. Eventually when population reduces to abysmal numbers, the resources gained from a province will suffer as well. Cold/HotDespite Cold 3 synergizing well with your nation, depending on your opponents in that game, it may be beneficial to head for Hot 3. Being underwater at start