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Protoss and Terran forces alike deeply fear Corruptors. Fortunately these giant brain-like creatures, with their snapping beaks and dangling tentacles, are usually found near only the most advanced Hive clusters. The Corruptor is a genetic marvel that can cover targets in acid, causing them to take additional damage from attacks.
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Units
Corruptor
General Strategy
- Anti-air flying unit.
- Can evolve into a Brood Lord to assault ground forces.
- Can make enemy units take extra damage with its Corruption ability.
Countermeasures
VS Terran
- Anti-air ground units (like Marines and Thors) can ignore Corruptor attacks while blasting them from below.
- Vikings can deal substantial damage to the armored Corrupters and can also outrange them. Also, Vikings can transform into ground units to avoid the air-only attacks of Corrupters if they are outnumbered.
VS Zerg
- Hydralisks provide an excellent counter to Corruptors.
- Uprooting and grouping Spore Crawler buildings together can provide an extremely effective defense against Corruptors.
- Use Fungal Growth to hold them in place while your Hydralisks or Spore Crawlers kill them
VS Protoss
- Stalkers are excellent in battle against Corruptors – they can’t be hit by Corruptor attacks and deliver damage quickly thanks to their bonus damage against armored targets.
- Targeted Void Ray attacks can decimate Corruptors, particularly with a grouping of multiple Void Rays.

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corruptors > whitera
Corruptors vs. collosus, who win?
corruptor
It says something about how unbelievably crappy a unit is when its only redeeming quality is that it can morph into another unit that is useful.