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Participating in Campaign Ops

Each nation will have their own officials and specific missions. The sections below will serve a general guide for what is available at each counter of the nation. For more detailed information on each quest, please visit their respective sections below.

San d'Oria

• Players may sign up for Campaign Ops mission after completing the initiation quest to join the Knights of The Iron Ram.
• To participate in Campaign Ops, simply speak to Rasdinice at (I-9) of Southern San d'Oria (S).

• This will trigger a list of 'types' available for selection.

Bastok

• Players may sign up for Campaign Ops mission after completing the initiation quest to join the Republican Legion's Fourth Divison.
• To participate in Campaign Ops, simply speak to [[]] at () of Bastok Markets (S).

• This will trigger a list of 'types' available for selection.

Windurst

• Players may sign up for Campaign Ops mission after completing the initiation quest to join The Cobras.
• To participate in Campaign Ops, simply speak to Emhi Tchaoryo at (H-9) of Windurst Waters (S).

• This will trigger a list of 'types' available for selection.

Previous News

The second type of event is Campaign Missions. These are meant to earn one an advantage in Campaign. If Campaign Battles are like Besieged, then Campaign Missions are more like Assault.

These missions are available based on conditions met through improving rank, war situation, military policy, domestic policy, division of power for areas, and Scout. These missions can also scale to meet the needs of a wider variety of players than Assault, which was generally limited to 3 or more level 50+ players. There are Campaign Missions you can solo, complete with low level players, set to short periods of time, or enjoy without battles. There is much more variation incorporated into the missions this time around.

The system is similar to Assault in that you use tickets to undertake a challenge, but the big difference is that only the Leader’s ticket is used up. Therefore, a party of six players could tackle the same mission six times in a row if they wanted. The rewards boost your “fame” in some way, but the results are unclear. (different than present-day fame)

Campaign Missions are issued by your nation and are intended to earn an advantage in Campaign. Missions are the foundation of Campaign and are unlocked depending on rank, which is a total derived from the war situation, military operations, domestic affairs, controlled areas, and Scout among other factors. (These all appear to be aspects of Campaign that will get official names). Missions are issued similar to Assault, with the use of tickets, but differs in that only the player issued the mission orders has their ticket used. In other words, you aren’t restricted by rank as to what missions you can participate in, leaving you able to party with whomever you wish.

There are more combinations of level/party choices this time as well. Assault generally bottomed out at 3 members and level 50+. Campaign Missions will allow you to go solo, go as low levels, play for short periods of time, and generally customize the event to fit your particular style of play.