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Unit table

This table is for 1.03, and thus is out of date.  Sorry.

This table gives the vital stats for all the Starcraft units.  Each unit has a row in the table.  Each column contains a particular category of  information.   The Identification columns are:

• Race -- P for Protoss, T for Terran, Z for Zerg.
• Name -- the unit's name.

Unit cost columns:

• Min -- number of minerals required to build the unit.
• Gas -- amount of Vespene gas needed to build the unit.
• Supply -- the number of psi/supply/control points need for the unit.  The overlord's box has *8*, as it supplies 8 control points.
• Slots -- the number of slots taken by the unit in a shuttle/dropship/overlord transport.   The transport units all have *8* in this box.  Flying units cannot be transported, so they have '--' in the box.
• Size -- whether the unit is classified as small, medium or large.  See the damage types table (below) for information about why this matters.

Defense columns:

• Shield/HP -- number of shield points and hit points for the unit.  Note that only Protoss units have shield points.
• Armor -- base amount of armor for the unit.  Each incoming attack is reduced by the unit's current armor rating before doing damage to shields and hit points.
• Up -- amount the armor is increased by each upgrade researched in the forge/armory/spire/etc.

Ground Attack and Air Attack have the following four columns each:

• Rng -- range (in map squares) of the weapon.  Values in parentheses apply after a range upgrade (e.g. U-238 shells).
• Dam -- damage done by the weapon.  If there are multiple values separated by a dash, then the weapon actually fires and hits the target multiple times.
• Up -- amount the damage is increased by each upgrade researched.
• Type -- the damage type: N for normal, C for concussive, E for explosive.   Depending on the damage type and the size of the target, an attack might not do full damage, according to the following table:

For example, a dragoon (explosive damage type) does only 50% damage per attack to zerglings (small size), but marines (normal damage) always do full damage to all targets.   Note that Protoss shields always take full damage, no matter what the damage type or size of the target.

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