Kerrigan and her allies take Korhal from the UED 

If you meant dark templars on Fenix side, it's pretty much unlikely simply because his connection to Aiur was severed only with his templar forces

@@ДанилоФилонов ExecutorNral is referring to something else later in the campaign. Kerrigan knew Fenix's forces had no dark templar in their ranks.

It's more like the extent of the control they had cannot reach to further planets, hence Kerrigan realizing that their "Psi Disrupter" is not as invincible as she thought. This is also the reason why after the battle of Korhal she decided to betray them immediately as she no longer needs them and only requires the DTs to kill the Overmind. I have to admit though. Dugalle was a terrible Admiral. Not only is he naive in believing Duran about Stukov betraying him (while also the one stating that a turncoat is always a turncoat), but he is also stupid enough to rely more on their enslaved Overmind, while at the same time not bringing their advanced technologies (only a couple of them like the Valkyries, Medics, and Spartan Companies (Goliaths with Charon Boosters). He truly needs to study tactics after all, and by Duke at that!

​​​ @thegreatzephyr1776 Yes, that was also explained in mission 6 as they were using scientists to coordinate the Zerg. However in Zerg mission 8 the UED built Science Facilities on Char to coordinate the Zerg as they did on Tarsonis (which confirms they are having hard times in controlling the creature even on Char) and the Overmind directs it's attacks on the UED as soon as the facilities are destroyed. Although that part was cut from the original campaign, it seemed that the UED had no hope to maintain control over the Overmind for long. Even if the UED brought their most advanced tech, they had no chance in stopping the mature Overmind because its basically immortal. You can curse Blizzard for giving the creature such plot armor, but that's how it works in the Koprulu sector.

​@@thegreatzephyr1776 He's even way stupid when you realize that the power generators were placed outside the psi disruptor's fortress, just to ensure the player has a chance to destroy it. Also, regarding the Overmind, Duran likely didn't brief DuGalle and Stukov about its powers and the full extent of controlling the entire Swarm halfway throughout Ep V before his betrayal, so the UED has most likely only read basic stuff about the Zerg and thought that mere drugs are enough to pacify the Overmind. Lastly, because the Dominion (and to an extent, the Confederacy) considered the psi disruptor a lost piece of tech, it's implied they have never used it before and thus had little to no information on how the psi disruptor's mechanics function. That's why they relied on the Overmind because of the simple fact that it's the strongest Zerg entity that controls every zerg and controlling it neuters the hive mind. The UED had literally little to basic knowledge about their alien enemies in the sector and that's amusing.

But we have defilers

I'd listen to the man. He is the Captain who won the 1st battle of Augustgrad.

How many Mutalisks do we make? Yes

whatever just get those damn hatcheries to work

Good point. I always liked the difference in doctrines between the Dominion (ground) and the UED (air). If the Dominion controlled a brood they would probably have a preference for Ultralisks.

The Dominion and the Protoss are assaulting the main UED base here, Raynor's boys are dealing with the outlying fortification along with Raynor and Fenix.

@@ExecutorNral You're right, of course. As i noted the red-colored terran forces, it makes sense.

@@AC3acm This might also explain Raynor's absence in True Colors.

And I think Fenix just lent a few of his forces in the main attack while he himself and the rest of his Tribe is out with Raynor.

I believe Kerrigan already had taken hold of three Cerebrates. She just didn't need all of them until this iteration of True Colors.