Wagner PMC and Al-Nusra Front have formed a strategic alliance of convenience against USMC forces. Though their motivations differ, both factions share one objective — drive NATO forces from Everon. USMC must hold the line alone against a coordinated 2v1 assault.
United States Marine Corps
The United States Marine Corps serves as the primary NATO intervention force on Everon. Deployed to restore order following the collapse of regional government, USMC units are tasked with securing strategic objectives, defending allied positions, and denying the PMC-Insurgency alliance territorial control. Operating outnumbered in hostile terrain, Marine units rely on superior doctrine, air support, and fire discipline to hold the line.
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Wagner PMC
Wagner Group is an elite private military force contracted by regional power brokers to secure Everon's strategic resources against NATO intervention. Comprised of battle-hardened veterans and special operations personnel, Wagner operates with ruthless efficiency and minimal regard for conventional rules of engagement. Their alliance with the Al-Nusra Front is purely tactical — a shared enemy makes for useful allies.
Al-Nusra Front
Born from the collapse of Everon's central government, Al-Nusra Front is a hardened insurgent faction with deep roots in the local population. Where Wagner provides firepower, Al-Nusra provides terrain knowledge, local intelligence, and the ability to disappear back into the civilian fabric after every engagement. Their alliance with Wagner is tactical — the enemy of their enemy is useful, nothing more.
How the Battlefield Works
Territory control evolves over every session. Captures and losses carry forward. Every operation matters to the overall campaign.
USMC holds the line against a coordinated PMC and insurgent coalition. Numbers favor the alliance — discipline and firepower favor the Marines.
Patrol, raid, FOB defense, convoy escort, and large-scale assault operations. Mission types shift based on territorial control.
Advance through your faction's rank structure based on activity, performance, and leadership. Higher ranks unlock specialized roles.
Success requires cross-faction coordination. PMC and insurgents must synchronize attacks. USMC must counter on multiple fronts simultaneously.
Operations span the full Everon map. Urban centers, mountain passes, coastal installations, and rural farmland all play strategic roles.