Legend References and Similarities Between Warhammer 40k and Starcraft

 

Warhammer/Starcraft

Droichead Sector to Koprulu Sector

Saros IV to Mar Sara

Saros Prime to Korhal

Hesparia to Tarsonis

Aurion to Auir

Val'Korath to Bel’Shir

Infernia to Char

Nidralyx to Zerus

Brontarum V to Brontes IV

The Imperium of Man to Terran Dominion

Craftworld Nandi to the Protoss Khalai

The Masque of the Divergent to the Protoss Nerazim

The Kabal of the Endless Nightmares to the Protoss Tal’darim (specifically the Chain of Ascension

The Quantum Corps to Moebius Corps

Hive Fleet The Swarm to the Zerg


Imperium/Terran

Hyperion Raiders to Raynor’s Raiders

High Marshal Kael Stormrider to Marshal Jim Raynor

Hyperion Bastion to Hyperion Battlecruiser

Arch-Cardinal Caelum Vossk to Arcturus Mengsk

Sergeant Nyssa Telara to Nova Terra

Sergeant Pyron Blazeheart to Gui Montag

Tychon Ironshield to Tychus Findlay

Cyrus Nightshade to Lt Layna Nikara

Astra to Vega

Space Marine Heavy Intercessors to Terran Marines

Space Marine Flamer Aggressors to Terran Firebats

Space Marine Scouts to Terran Ghosts

Space Marine Apothecary to Terran Medic

Space Marine Eliminators to Terran Ghosts

The Confederacy of Planets to The Confederacy

War Hogs to War Pigs

Devil Hounds to Devil Dogs

Sylvan’s Angels to Skibi’s Angels

Raptor Company to Terran Vultures

Phantoms to Emperor’s Shadows

Shadowstalkers to The Shroud

Marshal’s Badge and Revolver to Jim Raynor’s Marshal Badge and Revolver

Skull Collectors to Death Heads

Sentries to Hammer Security

Aegis Defenders to Aegis Guard

Reapers to Reapers

Roland Cogryn to Rory Swann

Marcellus Horan to Matt Horner

Aeliana Hanthar to Ariel Hanson

Hunter-Class Destroyers to Battlecruisers

Hermes to Loki Battlecruiser

Honour of Nexarad to Pride of Augustgrad

Nexarad to Augustgrad

Drexar’s Revenge to Jackson’s Revenge

Aelius Drexar to Edmund Duke

Aegis of Justice III to Norad III

Cardinal Lucian Vossk to Valerian Mengsk

Adrian Dawn to Gabriel Tosh

Graves Helios to Graven Hill

Beron Constantus to Bill Constantine

Octavian Shadowclaw to Atticus Carpenter

Ignatius Stellvahn to Egon Stetman (After Bel'Shir)

Baster to Artemis

Kal to Nux

Malak Daedalir to Morik

Grimaldus Voxen to Egon Stetman (Before Bel'Shir)


Craftworld Nandi/Protoss Khalai

Yvaela to Artanis

Elyndor to Purifiers


Masque of the Divergent/Protoss Nerazim

Aldarion to Zeratul


Kabal of the Endless Nightmares/Protoss Tal’darim


The Quantum Corps/Moebius Corps

Apothecary Telon to Emil Narud/Samir Duran


Zerg/The Swarm

Genestealer Cult to Infested Terran

Kozlov to Alexi Stukov

Mara Tyrexia to Sara Kerrigan

The Swarm Hive Wars to The Brood Wars


Mysterious Entity/Rift to Amon

Mysterious Entity in the Rift to Amon

The Rift to the Void

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