To win this scenario, you must locate six of ten Servitors scattered around the map and return them to your stronghold before your opponent.Įres Badlands: Grants the Fury ability, allowing the player to move or attack twice in one turn on the planetary map.
Pavonis: Grants the Spaceport ability, allowing the player to launch attacks or move to any province except enemy strongholds. In addition, each race's stronghold will have its own particular objectives in addition to simply annihilating the enemy. Some of these have special mission objectives that must be met to win the scenario. The following territories provide special bonuses to the faction who holds them. Also note that the base of the invader is usually in the same place as the original enemy, and if the enemy had two bases, the invader will have those two bases as well. If this is done, a defensive battle can be won in a matter of minutes, allowing you to build a force and attack at your leisure. Some players find it worthwhile to take and fully-fortify every point on the map before finally destroying the enemy stronghold (keeping the enemy 'pinned' with a large mass of troops just outside the base) and even build turrets or minefields outside the base to make early point-capture extremely difficult for the invading enemy. This can make defensive battles particularly easy. Note that all player-built structures, except those immediately around the enemy base, are still present from when that province was conquered in the first place. Auto-resolving is generally not recommended, as the player is far more likely to lose. Players-controlled provinces can be attacked by the AI-controlled factions, and the player may either auto-resolve the conflict or fight off the invaders. On hard difficulty, both players have normal health and the player starts with just 200 planetary requisition. On normal difficulty, the AI has normal health and the player has 200% health and starts with 400 planetary requisition. On easy difficulty, the AI opponents have just 25% of their usual health for all their units while the player has 250% health for theirs and starts with 600 planetary requisition. It is used to purchase special honor guard units to accompany the commander around the map or purchase garrison units to hold critical territories. This requisition is distinct from that used in normal battles and is tracked separately. The goal is to gain control over provinces by fighting for ownership of the territory and, ultimately, to annihilate all of the opposing factions.īy controlling certain territories, the player can gather planetary requisition at the beginning of each turn on the metamap. The meta map is a turn-based strategic map showing each of the seven races and the respective provinces under their control. In Dark Crusade, a new type of campaign known as a meta map campaign was created, different from the linear storyline of the previous two games. The player is forced to change factions at certain points within missions and in later missions can change at will (that is, one can change from Eldar to Imperial guard and back, but not switch to Chaos or Ork). In the Disorder Campaign, the player leads Chaos and Ork forces. In the Order Campaign, the player leads the Imperial Guard and Eldar forces to awaken the Titan and defeat the Necrons. The campaign is divided into two halves, the Order and Disorder campaigns. In addition to this, the Ork Warlord Gorgutz has chosen the planet as the site of his Waagh and the forces of Chaos are present, as well. However, Farseer Taldeer of Ullthwe Craftworld has foreseen that Necrons would soon awaken on that world and she must move to stop them. In the Winter Assault campaign, General Sturnn of the Imperial Guard has been tasked with salvaging the Imperial Titan Dominatus discovered on the planet Lorn V with the aid of Space Marines of the Ultramarines chapter. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
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