Official sources checked: 13 October 2026
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Find the guide that matches your immediate problem: an attack, an overextended zone, a supply shortage or a formation that cannot deploy.
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04 guides
Prepare and execute an operation
Start, choose an attack and maintain the route that supports it.
- Getting StartedPrepare a first operation by reviewing the briefing, terrain, command chain, supply route and executing plan before committing to a large advance.
- Plans & OrdersChoose between a rapid penetration and a prepared assault, then build a follow-up that can hold captured ground and keep the attacking formation supplied.
- Zone OrdersCompare Seize Ground and Balanced Hold, review separate attack and defence predictions, and adjust frontage or assignments when a zone asks too much of its force.
- Supply & LogisticsDiagnose shortages through hub control, depot inventory, the route to divisional headquarters and the extra demand created by movement and combat.
03 guides
Build and preserve your force
Organize leadership and specialist roles for the next mission.
- Army ConstructionCheck headquarters, officer attachments, regiment structure, specialist roles and the mission weight allowance before spending Requisition on a formation.
- Officers & HeadquartersAssign leaders to formation roles, understand inherited modifiers, and keep headquarters safe when active abilities or enemy penetration threaten the command chain.
- Combined ArmsUse mixed formations for distinct support effects, prepare reconnaissance and artillery, and keep engineers available for mined or fortified approaches.
Choose your next task
Begin with the first-operation checklist. Return here when you need to repair a supply route, revise an order or reorganize your army.
More detail
3 sections§Match the guide to the situation#
A failed attack can involve several systems at once. Start with the symptom you can observe: falling supply, an unsafe corridor, a poor zone forecast or a headquarters problem. Change the relevant part of the operation, then review it before making another change.
§Between operations#
Mission completion earns Requisition and opens historical recruitment tied to the battles you complete. Review battered formations and surviving officers before the next deployment. The store describes resting divisions and improving them with attachments; specific recovery times and mission rewards must come from your current campaign.
§What the campaign count means#
The launch overview gives 11 historical missions plus two tutorials. The store summarizes this as more than ten historical battles. This site covers the documented systems used across those operations. Individual mission victory routes require current briefings and direct play evidence.
Scope and sources
Official descriptions checked on 13 October 2026. Practical checks are editorial guidance; exact release inputs and numerical values are untested.
- Based on current Steam information and official development descriptions. These steps are planning guidance, with release gameplay still untested.
- Use the current mission briefing and in-game values for objectives, deployment limits and controls.