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What Is StarCraft Dominion?

An explanation of StarCraft Dominion as an independent fan wiki and browser-game project focused on Terran Dominion lore, not an official Blizzard title.

9/14/2026 Project guide StarCraft Dominion Wiki Team Last updated: 9/14/2026 2 min read

FAQ

Is StarCraft Dominion made by Blizzard?
No. This site and its browser-game companion are independent fan projects. StarCraft and its characters, factions, and setting belong to Blizzard Entertainment.
Why use the name Dominion?
The site is organized around the Terran Dominion as its primary StarCraft lore lens, so Dominion describes the archive's focus.

What does StarCraft Dominion mean on this site?

StarCraft Dominion is the working name for this independent wiki and browser-game project. The reference side focuses on the Terran Dominion, while the interactive side lives under /play/.

It should not be confused with an official Blizzard product name.

What does the wiki cover first?

The first content map focuses on:

That gives the site a clear identity instead of trying to duplicate every StarCraft database at once.

How is the browser game separated from the wiki?

The H5 game gets its own /play/ route. That keeps the game bundle from loading on normal lore pages, protecting page speed, crawlability, and search performance.

The long-term goal is two-way linking: wiki pages can open related game content, and game encounters can link back to the relevant reference page.

How are lore claims sourced?

The project prioritizes first-party Blizzard sources such as the StarCraft Story Primer, official game articles, publishing announcements, and archived manuals.

When a detail cannot be supported cleanly, the page should say so rather than inventing certainty. Start with the StarCraft story order or the Dominion reading guide to see the source structure.

Verification sources

A = first-party Blizzard material; B = first-party archive or manual material that may need edition context; C = reputable secondary reporting used only when first-party detail is unavailable.

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