The developer of “StarCraft 2” is looking to end the series with a bang. Just recently, Blizzard unveiled the contents of the collector’s edition for “StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void,” which is expected to capture the attention of the series' fans.The collector’s edition of “StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void” will include an array of items to supplement the game and its lore.

The box containing the game and its goodies features the color scheme of the Protoss race. As previously revealed, the Protoss will be the primary focus of the last chapter in the series. "Legacy of the Void" will tell the tale of the Protoss as they prepare to retake their homeworld from an ancient enemy.

There are four main inclusions in the collector’s edition of the game. The physical content contains a PC or Mac copy of “StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void,” an exclusive behind-the-scenes DVD and BluRay two-disc set, a collector's edition soundtrack and a "StarCraft" Field Manual.

Players who want to get an in-depth look at the game’s development can watch more than an hour of footage featured in the two-disc set. It features how the game’s cinematics were made, a brief history of “StarCraft,” interviews with the developers of the game and more.

The soundtrack features 21 tracks from the game. The Field Manual, meanwhile, is a 174-page book that features illustrations, lore, origins and facts about the technology of the three races making up the “StarCraft” universe.

Fans of other Blizzard titles can also benefit from the collector’s edition as it will come with several in-game exclusives. The content includes a Protoss-themed card for “HearthStone,” an Archon pet for “World of Warcraft,” a pet and armour for “Diablo II” and a Void Speeder mount for “Heroes of the Storm.”

The collector’s edition of the game will cost US$80 (AU$111.82). The price is doubled compared with the standard edition of the game, which costs US$40 (AU$55.91). “StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void” will be available in retail stores beginning Nov. 10.

Those still unsure of whether or not the game is worth purchasing can try it via a three-mission epilogue story, PC World reports. The epilogue is free for everyone, and it features a short gameplay of the full title.

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