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Build a fortified empire supported by disciplined armies and orbital systems; their battlefield affinity rewards defensive formations.

Develop a coral-based civilization with a diplomatic focus, using relationships with other peoples alongside distinctive defensive battlefield support.

Lead cursed immortals whose resilience depends on Dust-powered revival rather than treating fallen forces as permanently lost.

Expand an aggressive insectoid swarm through nests and burrows, using warfare and consumption as central parts of its identity.

Combine advanced science with religious devotion and spend Science on Holy Oculum actions to support your chosen strategy.

Restore ancient ruins to invoke Wishes and terraform land into Sand; their population cannot harvest Food from other terrain types.

Jobs have limited population slots, and their yields interact with faction-specific population bonuses; reassignment changes what your city produces.

Spend Influence to extend foundations onto adjacent land, exploit tile yields and prepare sites for future districts.

Specialized districts support different economic functions, while terrain and adjacency bonuses influence where each district is most useful.

Districts provide improvement slots; improvements can require strategic resources and supply bonuses that benefit the wider city.

Basic and Elite districts use different cost scaling, with Elite costs increasing faster; repeated construction of the same type matters when planning expansion.

Use high ground for offensive advantages and forests for protection; battlefield terrain is drawn from the surrounding world map.

Zone of Control restricts movement around opposing units, while leaving melee engagement can expose a unit to opportunity attacks.

Flanking and surrounding enemies provide combat advantages, making coordinated positioning more valuable than isolated attacks.

Units can strike back when attacked in melee; account for retaliation when choosing which troops initiate an exchange.

Kin of Sheredyn formations can generate shielding, while Aspects can use defensive actions to strengthen allied damage.

Heroes belong to the Defender, Warrior, Archer or Caster class, which helps determine their combat role and available development options.

Spend progression points on skills or attributes; hero development combines class, faction and shared options rather than one universal skill tree.

Weapons grant attacks and abilities, armor improves protection, accessories add bonuses, and consumables provide powerful single-use abilities.

A hero can serve on your council for economic bonuses while still exploring or fighting, so field deployment does not exclude council service.

Experienced heroes can establish Havens that function as districts and generate resources based on hero level; companions add bonuses and narrative events.

Choose whether to Worship, Impress or Master the Lost, then inspect the Awakening Victory screen for the objectives associated with your selected path.

Major factions have distinct Awakening quests, so follow your faction's objectives rather than assuming every campaign uses the same quest sequence.

The village objective counts pacified villages you currently control, not a lifetime total of pacifications; losing their territories can reduce your progress.

Total claimed territory is tracked separately from pacified-village control, making village-rich territories strategically different from empty land.

Conquest and Score provide alternatives to narrative Awakening victories; check the victory conditions enabled for your campaign before committing to a route.

Where diplomacy is available, spend Dust to pacify a village immediately and receive one of its units.

Completing a village's pacification quest can pacify the villages throughout its territory, offering an alternative to individual bribes.

Destroying a hostile village stops its roaming-army production, but the village must be rebuilt before it can provide integration benefits.

With a pacified village inside your borders, spend Influence and an available protectorate slot to assimilate its faction, unlock unit recruitment and gain bonuses.

Aspects favor cooperation such as open borders and shared maps, while Last Lords are more isolationist and dislike several information-sharing treaties.