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In the year 2234, Vorador Mortanius, Commander of the First Arm in the Saramis Alliance was tasked with annexing a human colony called Planet-117, as well as either the capture or death of the colony’s leader, President Ignatius Smith. The President of said colony was found guilty of attacking a nearby Saramis colony and abducting its inhabitants for inhumane experiments.

Landing on Region 3, Vorador’s forces encountered a creature never before seen: A massive brain capable of inducing its victims to commit suicide. It would only be the first of many monstrosities they would fight.

Vorador learned that there is a book known as the Art of Domination that convinces its readers that they are in a war of extinction, with a designated foe. Its contents were different depending on who read it; a saramis would be told that they must exterminate humans, while a human reader would be told that the saramis are their mortal enemies. These books were completely indestructible, created by a race of beings known as the Ul’nayeth, or Authors, orchestrating mass extinction events throughout the galaxy by pitting species at war with each other.

Eventually, Vorador succeeded in gaining full control over Region 3, hiring a saramis mercenary and explosives expert named Anna ‘Hawkeyes’ Reznov who was once part of Smith’s army. Hawkeyes would become romantically involved with Ghulls Maranis, Vora’s adjutant and cousin.

A second Commander from the Saramis Alliance, Rainhar Kasar, joins the campaign. Though he suffers from extreme libido, he is ultimately helpful in providing advice and suggestions.

Vora continued her campaign despite all the strangeness she encountered: The revelation that the moon was a tomb for an Author, the existence of a creature called Alone, a magical Rat-king named Cheet-Cheet, and the nigh-invincible Dominator form that a person could transform into if they finish reading the Art of Domination.

Cheet-Cheet’s disciple arrives in Vora’s territory, and reveals himself to be the true Ignatius Smith, who was wiped from everyone else’s memories. The one actually in power was his vice president, Robert North. North made a deal with the Authors: Everyone would remember him as the real Ignatius Smith, but the actual person must be kept alive or else the effect is reversed.

All this time, Smith was being held prisoner and consistently tortured in an attempt to make him forget his identity. It failed, and he was able to escape.

Vora receives a distress signal from the enemy’s stronghold region, Region One. It was sent by General Feathers, who was actually an AI abducted from the Human Federation to help Robert North’s military anticipate future attacks. Francoise, another AI, was also recruited.

Two hackers named Linesman and Kuroda also decided to defect, adding more assets to the campaign. Dr. Ushah, a local psychiatrist has willingly joined to help Vora understand the enemy better, with assistance from Feathers and Francoise. Vora’s two sons, Harix and Malco, have also been drafted into the army, and have reached Planet-117.

Meanwhile on the Saramis Homeworld, an organization known as the Saramis Purity Union attempted to commit xenocide, attacking primarily humans who happened to be on the planet. General Lagantis Primevex, Vorador’s husband, discovered that some members of High Command was corrupted by the Art of Domination and had deemed him an enemy of the state. Lagantis began a rebellion, prevented a mass murder, and witnessed a strange vision from the future telling him that Dr. Koda Serivi, a genius geneticist, was key to foiling the Authors.

Lagantis meets up with Intruder, a renegade Author inhabiting a corpse who was hell-bent on stopping the Magnum Opus, the grand plan of the other Authors. After some distrust, the two co-operate.

Though Koda was wounded, she was ultimately rescued. Koda takes the general to her lab, where he finds out that Koda and her researchers succeeded in creating human-saramis hybrids. The two hybrid children were immune to the effects of the Art of Domination, seeing its contents as pure gibberish.

As it turned out, both humans and saramis were genetically modified by the Authors to become more similar to an ancient race known as the Asal, a species that was extremely gifted with traits that would benefit survival. However, they were rendered extinct by an unknown, massive empire. Through exploiting this similarity, humans and saramis hybrids became possible, forming the Asalin.

Lagantis then succeeds in entering High Command’s HQ, and finds himself in a pocket world where a Cosmic Organ was being held captive. Intruder explained that the universe itself was alive, and the enemy had succeeded in capturing an organ which was able to alter the laws of physics. The corrupted foes were deliberately torturing the organ to erase the saramis Homeworld, along with Lagantis on it. Apparently, he was such a high threat that the corrupted High Command saw it was worth it to wipe out an entire planet just to kill one man.

General Lagantis and his allies proceed to attack the fortress holding the Cosmic Organ.

Meanwhile, back on Planet-117…

The Human Federation acknowledges the threat of the Authors and the Art of Domination, and sent Vora a gift: A Doomcat named Grenda, essentially a sapient cat piloting a small but powerful mech.

In the sixth week of the campaign, Vora has decided to directly attack Region 1’s minor labs located above-ground. As Feathers predicted, it was completely unexpected and her forces succeeded in destroying much of the enemy’s research facilities as well as stealing intel from data drives.

Robert North’s army has mounted a counter-attack with a massive horde led by an enemy General with psychic powers, and Vora is trying to evacuate her forces.

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(Millatech Corporation)

*MillaTech Cyborg Sniper Team 1 - Slender
*MillaTech Cyborg Sniper Team 2 - Shuriken

(Solaria)

*Solaria Artillery 1 - Monago
*Solaria Artillery 2 - Evvas
*Solaria Artillery 3 - Yonko

(Aflong Legion)

*Aflong Vine Brigade 1 - Gerund
*Aflong Vine Brigade 2 - Tempo

*Aflong Grenadier Platoon 1 - Blaster
*Aflong Grenadier Platoon 2 - Popcorn

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(Intel Drones)

Seeker-1
Seeker-2
*Seeker-3
*Seeker-4
*Seeker-5
*Seeker-6
*Seeker-7

(Supply and Extraction Drones)

*Savior-1
*Savior-2
*Savior-3

(Combat Drones)

Hunter-1
*Hunter-2
*Hunter-3

(Drone Command Center)

*Airblob-1 (More information can be found in the Omni-factory production list)