Star Wars Empire at War Manual

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CONTENTS SECTION 1 INSTALLATION

System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Installing The Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 SECTION 2 INTRODUCTION

What is Star Wars: Empire at War? 4 How do you play Star Wars: Empire at War? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 SECTION 3 PLAYING THE GAME

The Galactic Map View. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Galactic Map Screen . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Zooming In on a Planet. . . . . . . . . 12 Building Your Forces . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Galactic Economy . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Building Structures in Space . . . . . 13 Building Structures on the Ground . 13 Creating Units in Space . . . . . . . . 14 Creating Units on the Ground. . . . 14 Controlling Your Forces in Galactic View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Tactical Battle View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Attacking vs. Defending . . . . . . . . 15 Space Tactical vs. Land Tactical . . 16 Tactical Battle Screen . . . . . . . . . . 16 Special Commands . . . . . . . . . . 18 Unit Commands. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Controlling Your Army in Tactical View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Economy in Tactical Combat. . . . . 21 Using Build Pads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Combat Features. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Space Combat Features . . . . . . . . 22 Ground Combat Features. . . . . . . 23 Note on Skirmish Play. . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Saving and Loading the Game . . . . . . 25 SECTION 4 TECHNOLOGY LEVEL

Upgrading Space Stations . . . . . . . . . 26

Acquiring New Heroes . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Increasing Your Technology Level . . . 26

SECTION 5 UNITS AND STRUCTURES

Unit Tactical Strategies. . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Unit Special Abilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Rebel Alliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Galactic Empire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Special Units and Structures. . . . . . . . 38 Creatures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Pirate Forces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Indigenous Forces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 SECTION 6 PLANET FEATURES

Space Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Land Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Planetary Bonuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 SECTION 7 OPTIONS

Audio Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Video Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Network Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Keyboard Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Game Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 SECTION 8 MULTIPLAYER

Game Modes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Multiplayer Game Options. . . . . . . . . 45 Playing Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Appendix (Charts). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Garrison Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Rebel Upgrades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Impreial Upgrades . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Planetary Bonuses . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Indigenous Forces. . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Credits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 How to Contact LucasArts . . . . . . . . . 59 License and Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Default Controls . . . . . . . . . (Back Cover)

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SECTION 1

installation

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Before installing STAR WARS : EMPIRE AT WAR on your PC, please ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements. For additional information regarding compatibility and technical issues, refer to the Readme file and the Troubleshooting Guide included on your game disc. You can analyze your computer from the launcher’s Help menu to ensure that it meets all of the game’s requirements. ®

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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Computer: 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible computer CPU: Intel Pentium III 1.0GHz or AMD Athlon 1.0 GHz Operating System: Windows 2000, Windows XP RAM: 256 MB Graphics Card: 32 MB graphics card with Hardware Transform and Lighting (T&L) capability Sound Card: 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible PCI, USB, or Onboard Audio Device Internet: 56kbps or faster connection (required for multiplayer only)

ALSO REQUIRED

Input Device: Keyboard and Mouse 2

Monitor: 1024 X 768 capable monitor Hard Drive Space: 2.5 GB of hard drive space. Please allow an additional 200 MB of free space after installing the game for the Windows swap/page file and additional patch downloads. DirectX: Microsoft DirectX 9.0c is included on this game disc. NOTE: DirectX may require the latest updates for your operating system. This may also include the latest drivers for your particular motherboard, sound and video hardware.

INSTALLING THE GAME

To install STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR, insert Disc 1, or the DVD, into your computer’s CDROM or DVD-ROM drive. If you have Autorun enabled, the game’s launcher will appear. Click the install button to begin installing the game on your computer. If your computer does not have Autorun enabled, open My Computer from the Windows Start Menu and double-click on the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive showing the EMPIRE AT WAR icon. Double-click the program icon to open the launcher. NOTE: We recommend turning off all background applications and virus scanners before beginning installation.

Once installation has begun, a series of onscreen instructions will guide you through the process. If you experience problems with the installation, click the Help button on the launcher menu and read the Troubleshooting Guide for more information. 3

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introduction

WHAT IS STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR?

From the dirt of the battlefield to the depths of space, STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR puts the epic struggle for control of the galaxy at your fingertips. You will take command of either the burgeoning Rebel Alliance or the oppressive Galactic Empire. As the ultimate galactic commander, you must construct your army and strategically deploy your forces throughout the galaxy to conquer each every enemy controlled planet. Wage war on land and in space.

STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR’S action is persistent, meaning that strategic decisions on the Galactic Map and results from previous battles will have a lasting impact on the galaxy. Your space forces in orbit over a planet can reinforce your fleets in the heat of battle or assist in ground assaults. You can also choose to retreat from any battle, regroup your forces, and return better equipped in the future.

There are three different ways to play STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR. Each way focuses on a different method of capturing planets and offers a unique play experience.

CAMPAIGN

Play as the Empire and conquer the galaxy or choose the Rebels and liberate it. The choice is yours as you play through a series of epic story-based missions on land and in space. Your forces will be small at first, but as you progress through the campaign more of the galaxy will become yours to command, including new planets, technologies, and heroes. If you want to experience the exciting events leading up to Star Wars: Episode IV from the perspective of the Empire or the Rebels, then this is the game mode for you.

GALACTIC CONQUEST

Conquer the galaxy your way! Choose from several different starting scenarios that include galaxies of different sizes, technology levels, and starting credits. This freeform game mode offers an open-ended experience that includes all the elements from the story campaign, allowing you to create your own extraordinary scenarios to decide your path to victory. This game mode can be played against the computer or a human opponent.

SKIRMISH BATTLES

Conquer a single battlefield in one intense battle. Skirmish battles are shorter conflicts fought either on land or in space and always between two teams. In this mode all resource gathering and construction will take place on the battlefield itself, since there is no persistent Galactic Map. You can play this mode one on one against a human opponent, or with a combination of up to seven human or CPU opponents. Players on a team cooperate to secure victory. Skirmish mode offers a familiar experience in the style of many classic realtime strategy games, but with a focus on fast-paced action. 4

HOW DO YOU PLAY STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR?

Campaign and Galactic Conquest game modes are played from three different but connected views of the battlefield:

GALACTIC MAP

In the Galactic Map you have control over all of your fleets, armies, and planets. This is the primary game mode where building and unit construction takes place, income is gathered, and your global strategy is planned. To move your forces to other planets, grab and drag them to a slot on another planet. If your army enters a planet controlled by the enemy, a tactical battle will begin in space or on land. The attacker must conquer both the space and the land map of a planet in order to take control of a system. Doing so earns instant credits and will get you closer to your goal of galactic domination.

SPACE TACTICAL COMBAT

When your space fleets encounter an enemy in orbit above a planet, a space tactical battle will be initiated. In space tactical combat, the attacking fleet must destroy the defender’s entire enemy fleet and space station (if a station is present). Be aware that you cannot build any new units during a tactical battle. You will need to rely on ships you’ve built on the Galactic Map, and garrison units produced by your space stations and destroyers. If the attacker is victorious, they will take control of the space above the planet. The attacker may then launch an attack on the planet’s surface.

LAND TACTICAL COMBAT

In land tactical combat, the attacking army must destroy the enemy’s base structures and units. To do this you must land reinforcements from orbit above the planet within the radius of any friendly reinforcement point. As in space, be aware that you cannot build new units during a tactical battle. The attacker can only reinforce with existing units built on the Galactic Map. Military structures will allow the defender to purchase bonuses for their units and provide a steady supply of Garrison Units to help defend the base. While exploring the planet, your units may discover valuable structures that they can capture and control.

NOTE ON SKIRMISH MODE: Skirmish play is a single tactical battle, and there is no Galactic Map. Unlike Campaign and Galactic Conquest modes, when playing a Skirmish game unit construction does occur during battle from the buildings that are present on the map. Each player receives a steady flow of credits but can increase their income by capturing strategic points on the map.

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GETTING STARTED TUTORIAL

TOOL TIPS

Tool tips provide you with a lot of useful information at a glance.

The tutorial is a great place to start the game, even for experienced players. If you’ve never played a strategy game before, start with Tutorial 1. If you have played strategy games before, feel free to skip ahead to the more advanced tutorials. Here you will discover the innovative features that make STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR unlike any other strategy game.

Units

For a complete list of default controls, refer to the back cover of the manual. Remember that you can customize your controls however you like in the game options.

Planets

POPULATION COST

POPULATION BONUS

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SPECIAL ABILITIES

BASIC CONTROL

You can play the entire game using only your mouse. Simply click the left mouse button to make a selection. You can click and drag your units between slots on the Galactic Map, or drag a selection box to choose multiple units in battle. In battle you can click the right mouse button to issue orders to your selected troops, or to choose a unit’s special abilities. You can use the mouse wheel to zoom in on a planet on the Galactic Map, or to adjust to your viewpoint during combat. For more information about the interface or on specific units, let your mouse cursor rest over the icon. A tool tip will appear with more information.

TOOL TIPS

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UNITS IT IS STRONG AGAINST

WEATHER CONDITIONS

UNITS IT IS WEAK AGAINST

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SPACE STATION LEVEL

GROUND CONSTRUCTION SLOTS

DROID ADVISOR

The droid advisor is your one-stop resource for hints and information. For more information, see page 9.

CHOOSING YOUR FACTION

The Rebel Alliance and the Empire employ very different tactics in their pursuit of galactic domination. Consider these unique strategic factors when choosing your faction.

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Galactic Empire

CONSTRUCTS LARGE ARMIES FOCUSED ON OVERWHELMING VEHICULAR POWER.

RESEARCHES SEVERAL NEW TECHNOLOGIES AT ONCE.

CONTINUALLY LAUNCHES NEW TIE FIGHTERS AND TIE BOMBERS FROM STAR DESTROYERS. OBLITERATES A PLANET USING THE DEATH STAR.

Rebel Alliance

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CONSTRUCTS DIVERSE FLEETS INCLUDING A MIX OF UNIT TYPES AND SUPPORT ABILITIES.

STEALS TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES FROM THE EMPIRE ONE PIECE AT A TIME. CONSTRUCTS VERSATILE X-WING FIGHTERS BEFORE COMBAT BEGINS.

CAN RAID A PLANET’S SURFACE WITH A SMALL NUMBER OF FORCES, COMPLETELY BYPASSING IMPERIAL BLOCKADES IN SPACE.

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SECTION 3:

THE GALACTIC MAP VIEW

On the Galactic Map you construct and move your armies, as well as manage your economy and technology. Take control of planets on the map to increase your income and gain new territory on which to build structures.

GALACTIC MAP SCREEN

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The control panel provides you with the most important information about the galaxy in one easy location. A. The Droid Advisor Offers hints and tips, projects holograms with mission objectives, and provides information when you mouse over an object.

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• History Tab This screen displays charts comparing relative progress of the opposing factions. You can toggle between economy, military, and planet control.

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TOOL TIPS

MINI-MAP

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E. Play/Pause Button Click this to pause or resume the game. While paused galactic time will stop, allowing you to plan your strategy without risk of attack. You can purchase units and structures while paused. However, construction won’t begin until you resume play. You cannot move units while paused. NOTE: The Play/Pause button is not active in multiplayer games.

• Tech Tree Tab This screen displays the technology tree for your faction.

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D. Planetary Information When a planet is selected on the map this area will display the faction that controls it, the planet’s name, and how many credits the planet generates each day.

• Log Tab This screen lists all the droid advisor’s messages, and provides a legend of all galactic mode icons.

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C. The Mission Holocron Click here to review active and completed missions. You will be alerted by the droid advisor when a new mission becomes available, and you will see the holocron button flash.

B. The Droid Log Click the droid log button to access four types of gameplay information organized by tabs.

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unit production, the location and status of all units, and the economic status of all planets from this screen. You can sort the information by clicking on the title above a column.

1 CONTROL PANEL

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SPACE PRODUCTION TAB PRODUCTION BAR

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F. Fast Forward Click and hold this button to speed up game time. Release to resume normal time.

G. Time The green bar indicates the passage of time. When it fills up, one galactic day ends and you receive the credits generated by your planets. The current galactic day, the progress of time, and the number of credits you will receive at the end of the day are displayed here. H. Technology Level Your technology level determines which units and structures you can build. See page 26 for more information on increasing your technology level.

I. Unit Capacity: The total number of units you can command throughout the galaxy is restricted by the number of planets and space stations under your control. When you reach your galactic population cap, no new units can be constructed. Your current population appears on the left, the maximum appears on the right.

NOTE: Population Caps in tactical combat are different from Unit Capacity on the Galactic Map.

J. Total Credits This is the total number of credits you have available. At the end of the day, more credits will be added to your total. 2 GALACTIC MODE MINI MAP

The colored dots represent planets. Planets you control are green and enemy-controlled planets are red. Planets controlled by pirate factions are yellow, and unexplored planets are gray. The location of an imminent battle will flash red. Hover the mouse cursor over a planet to have the Droid Advisor display information. Click on any planet to select and center your view on it (highlighting the planet in blue). Click on the magnifying glass in the lower left of the Mini-Map to zoom in on the currently selected planet. NOTE: In most scenarios, Pirates control some of the galaxy. Pirates are not as well armed as either main faction, making them appealing targets early in the campaign.

3 GALACTIC MAP FILTERS

These buttons make additional information appear on the Galactic Map. These filters are off by default. A. Planetary Credits Displays the number of credits each planet will provide each galactic day. B. Structures Displays the level of each planet’s space station and available structure slots. C. Planetary Effects Displays each planet’s weather and the special advantages granted by controlling the planet.

D. Show Heroes Brings heroes to the top of the stack in whatever fleet they occupy so you can see where they are.

4 MAIN MENU BUTTON

Click on this button to bring up the main menu to access Save / Load Options, Audio Options, Video Options, Keyboard Options, Game Options, or to Exit the game. You can also access this menu by pressing Esc on your keyboard. 5 CINEMATIC CAMERA BUTTON

Click on this to watch a sweeping view of the galaxy. Press Space to switch between different camera angles. Move the mouse cursor to exit this mode. 6 SPACE PRODUCTION TAB

Click this button to select the available units and structures that can be built in space.

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HOW DOES GALACTIC UNIT CAPACITY WORK?

• Each planet you control adds to the total

number of units you can command. Capture more planets to increase your Unit Capacity.

• Building or upgrading a space station at

a planet you control will further increase your Unit Capacity.

• Some units cost more unit capacity points than others. Mouse over a unit to see its population cost in the upper left corner.

• For more information on population cap in Tactical Combat mode refer to page 16.

7 LAND PRODUCTION TAB

Click this button to select the available units and structures that can be built on the ground. 8 PRODUCTION BAR

Units available for construction will appear in this area. Each button has a number representing its price in credits. Click on a button to purchase a unit, structure, or upgrade. 9 PRODUCTION QUEUE

Any structures and/or units currently in production will appear here as a hologram, with a percentage showing how complete it is. Space production is in blue, while land production is in orange. Right click on a hologram to cancel its production. 10 HERO ICONS

All of your available heroes are displayed here. Click on a portrait to center on the corresponding hero in the galaxy. 11 TOOL TIPS

For more information on tool tips, see page 7.

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ZOOMING IN ON A PLANET

To see a detailed view of a selected planet, click on the zoom icon located on the galactic Mini-Map, scroll the mouse wheel up, or double-click on the planet. In this view you have easy access to: 4The three large areas for organizing space fleets which correspond to the three slots

visible in the zoomed out view. There is no limit to the size of a space fleet and they can contain a combination of space and land units.

4The slots available for ground units: you are limited to only ten land units stationed

on a planet at any one time.

4The slots for building ground structures (the number will vary depending on the planet). 4Space Stations and other space structures 4Planetary information

From the zoomed in view, click Planet Info for more detailed information about the planet’s advantages, history, weather, indigenous species, and terrain.

Thanks to its detailed information, the zoomed in view is ideal for moving units between land and space, combining fleets, or beginning construction on a planet.

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WHAT SHOULD I DO TO IMPROVE MY ECONOMY?

• Build more mining facilities on your planets

to greatly increase their daily credit value.

• Take over planets by winning tactical

battles for an immediate credit boost, and to add a new source of daily income.

• Capture planets connected by trade routes for increased profit.

• Take on missions that include a credit bonus. • Deploy a smuggler to steal credits from an

Building structures and units requires credits. At the end of each galactic day, you will earn credits from all of the planets you control. NOTE: You can store up to 10,000 credits for each planet you control. You cannot earn more credits than your planets can support.

BUILDING STRUCTURES IN SPACE

Select a planet, and then select the space production tab. Space stations are the primary clicking on their icon in the zoomed in view. structures you will construct in space. You may only construct one space station per planet, but most planets will allow you to upgrade your space station as your technology level increases. Zoom in, or use the Structures filter on the Galactic Map to see the maximum space station level for the planet. In addition to the space station, two other slots for structures also appear in space. These can be filled with long range scanners that provide information on enemy movements, or gravity well generators that prevent enemy retreat. When construction on a space station is complete, it will automatically be placed in orbit above the planet. enemy planet.

• Sell unused units or structures by right

BUILDING STRUCTURES ON THE GROUND

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GALACTIC ECONOMY

NOTE: You can queue up five land and five space constructions per planet. You are charged for the unit or structure when you add it to the queue. However, you can cancel construction of anything still in the queue by right clicking on it to receive a full refund.

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BUILDING YOUR FORCES

FLEET AREA

GROUND UNIT AREA

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SPACE STRUCTURES

PLANETARY INFORMATION

Select a planet, and then select the land production tab. Each planet has between two and eight land slots that you can fill with whatever combination of structures you like. Each structure that you build fills one slot. NOTE: Some planets, such as Bespin and the Vergesso Asteroids, do not have any land slots to build on. Planets destroyed by the Death Star can no longer be used to build land structures.

Some structures have prerequisites that must be met before they can be built. Refer to the Tech Tree tab in the droid advisor menu for complete information about structure prerequisites. Once you build a structure from the Galactic Map, it is automatically placed on the planet in a strategic location. Structures cannot be moved once they have been built. As soon as construction is complete you will have access to the benefits provided by the structure. To sell a structure, right click on its icon while zoomed in on the planet.

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CREATING UNITS IN SPACE

Select a planet, then select the space production tab. The upgrade level of the station will determine which units can be built. Space units are automatically added to one of the three large fleet areas above the planet as soon as construction is complete.

CREATING UNITS ON THE GROUND

WHAT DO SPACE STATIONS PROVIDE?

• The ability to build starships. Increase the Space Station level to get access to more advanced ships.

• Defensive weapons to combat the enemy’s attacking fleet

• Defensive technology upgrades that can be purchased during a battle

• Increased galactic unit capacity • During battle, a space station produces garrison fighters.

Select a planet, and then select the ground production tab. The types of units that you can build are determined by the types of structures you’ve built on the planet, and your technology level. Once a unit is created it will be added to one of the ten reinforcement areas on the planet’s surface. If a planet already contains ten land units, any additional units will be placed in a space fleet.

ICONS

CONTROLLING YOUR FORCES IN GALACTIC VIEW

Units in galactic mode are represented by icons, located either on a planet or above it in space. An icon representing multiple units will appear as a stack with the most powerful unit on top. Any unit in orbit above a planet is known as a fleet. The more powerful the fleet, the taller the icon stack will be.

MOVING UNITS

Click on a unit and drag it where you want to move. Units can only move to another planet that is within the orbital radius of the current planet, this appears as a green ring when the planet is selected. Fleets can jump between multiple friendly planets to reach a destination, or use a hyperspace trade route to reach remote planets. Units occupy slots, represented by the ovals on or near planets. Simply drag a unit to the slot you want to occupy.

COMBAT

Combat occurs when a force is moved into the same orbit as an enemy fleet, or brought to the surface of an enemy occupied planet. Once combat is initiated, you will have a choice to enter tactical mode, or allow the game to automatically resolve the conflict for you. The victor of the battle takes control of either the space above the planet or the surface. When both battlefields are conquered, the victor gains all advantages that the planet provides. NOTE: Auto-resolve is not available in Story Campaign—only in Galactic Conquest. Using Autoresolve often results in the loss of many more units than if you had fought the battle yourself.

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Planets with established Trade Routes are connected by a line. Trade Routes will allow you

to reach distant planets that may be out of your range. If you control a route by capturing the connected planets, you gain a bonus to your credit income.

COMBINING UNITS

You can combine units by dragging one friendly icon over another. Combine fleets to make them larger and more powerful. You can separate fleets in the zoomed in view by dragging some units into one of the other two fleet slots above the planet. NOTE: You can combine ground and space forces in your space fleets, but only ground units can be used on a planet’s surface. Ground units in a space fleet will ride aboard lightly armored transport ships that are vulnerable to attack and cannot contribute to the battle.

SPECIAL ABILITY SLOTS

Some units have special abilities that allow them to perform special actions on enemy planets. For example: Smugglers can steal credits from enemy-controlled planets when moved into the steal slot located on each planet. Bounty hunters can neutralize enemy heroes without engaging in tactical combat.

RAID PARTIES

A Rebel fleet consisting of four or fewer ground units, any number of heroes, and no space units is a raid party. Raid parties are able to bypass enemy fleets in orbit and land on the surface of a planet directly, skipping space combat entirely. Only the Rebel Alliance can use Raid parties.

STEALTH FLEETS

Stealth fleets can be moved to an enemy planet without initiating a tactical battle. Stealth units can be used to spy on enemy planets, or in some cases steal credits or technology.

TACTICAL BATTLE VIEW

A real-time, tactical battle occurs whenever you enter space or land territory that is controlled by enemy forces.

ATTACKING VS. DEFENDING

In tactical battles, the defender initially has the advantage. The defender can upgrade his troops during battle at friendly structures, and use defensive emplacements to hold off the enemy. If the defender has built military structures on the planet’s surface, he will be rewarded with garrison troops from these facilities to aid in the planet’s defense. The burden is on the attacker to bring the right units to carry the battle. The attacker can even the odds by finding secondary structures on the map that may provide upgrades, lift the fog of war, or provide friendly indigenous troops. If there are friendly bombers in orbit, the player can call for a bombing run to strike key targets. Neither the attacker nor defender can create new units or structures during a tactical battle. Both must be prepared to make the most of what they constructed on the Galactic Map.

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SPACE TACTICAL VS. LAND TACTICAL

Although the principles behind both tactical combat modes are the same, space and land differ on some key points. Space Tactical Combat

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POPULATION CAP IS 20.

REINFORCEMENTS CAN ENTER THE BATTLE IN OPEN SPACE.

THE SPACE STATION IS THE PRIMARY STRUCTURE THAT MUST BE DEFENDED OR DESTROYED. CAPITAL SHIPS AND SPACE STATIONS ARE MADE UP OF HARDPOINT TARGETS, EACH OF WHICH CAN BE DESTROYED INDIVIDUALLY TO DISABLE THAT TARGET’S ABILITIES.

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NEBULAE AND ASTEROIDS PRESENT ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS.

Land Tactical Combat

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ATTACKER’S POPULATION CAP IS BASED ON THE NUMBER OF REINFORCEMENT POINTS YOU CONTROL.

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DEFENDER’S POPULATION CAP IS ALWAYS 10. REINFORCEMENTS CAN BE BROUGHT DOWN FROM SPACE AT A REINFORCEMENT POINT. THE PLAYER MAY NEED TO DEFEND OR DESTROY MULTIPLE BASE STRUCTURES THROUGHOUT THE MAP.

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WEATHER EFFECTS AND INDIGENOUS CREATURES PRESENT ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS.

EITHER FACTION CAN CONSTRUCT OFFENSIVE OR DEFENSIVE EMPLACEMENTS AT BUILD PADS.

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1 CONTROL PANEL

For more information regarding control panel functions, please refer to page 9. The tactical control panel differs in the following ways: Planetary Information Only the planet name is displayed during tactical combat.

Time Galactic time is frozen during tactical battles. No indication of time or income is displayed during battle.

Population Cap The population cap in tactical combat is different from galactic unit capacity.

• Space In space tactical combat your population cap is fixed when you enter the battle. Different ships have a different impact on your population. For example, a Star Destroyer costs more population points than a TIE Scout. If you bring several of your large ships into the battle at once, you will reach the population cap quickly.

• Land

In land tactical combat the attacker’s population cap is tied to the reinforcement points they control. Each reinforcement point provides a population bonus. You must capture and hold these points in order to increase the number of units you can bring to the battle. The defender’s population cap is always 10. It is not tied to reinforcement points. For more information on Reinforcements, see page 18.

2 TACTICAL BATTLE MINI MAP

Friendly units are represented in green, while enemy units are red. Pirate units are yellow. The same color scheme applies to structures, which appear as rectangles on the map. Reinforcement points concealed by the fog of war are represented by gray triangles, friendly reinforcement points are green triangles, and enemy points are red. The location of combat will flash red. Areas covered by the fog of war are dark, while the area your units can see is bright.

SPECIAL ATTACK

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HERO ICONS

MISSION OBJECTIVES

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There are additional icons on the map when playing in skirmish mode. A large credit icon indicates a mining build site; a small credit icon indicates a resource pad. A star on the map represents a structure that may grant you new units or abilities.

DEPLOYING REINFORCEMENTS

• Often not all of your units are on the battlefield when the battle begins.

• Whether you are in space or on the

ground, you will need to bring in reinforcements from your fleets.

• It’s a good idea to keep some units safe in the Reinforcement queue until they are needed.

3 SPECIAL COMMANDS

• In Skirmish mode, you still need to deploy

A. SPECIAL ATTACK

Bombing Run (Land Only) During a land battle you can take advantage of Y-wings or TIE bombers in orbit by caling for a bombing run. Ion Cannon (Rebels/Space Only) The ion cannon is constructed on a planet’s surface. It fires a blast capable of disabling a capital ship in space.

Hypervelocity Gun (Empire/Space Only) The hypervelocity gun is constructed on a planet’s surface. It fires a powerful blast at enemy capital ships that can penetrate most shields. B. PLACE BEACON

Places a beacon on the map which can be seen by other human players in a multiplayer game.

C. REINFORCEMENTS

Click this button to open the reinforcement queue. Available units will appear in a small window in the upper left part of the screen. Drag units from the queue to the map to deploy them. 18

new reinforcements from your fleets, even though they are constructed during battle.

• Space Units can be deployed in any open space. •

Land Units can be deployed within the radius of a friendly reinforcement point.

NOTE: If you have reached your population cap, or attempt to drag a unit into battle that would exceed the population cap, you will not be able to deploy reinforcements. D. RETREAT

Sometimes you may want to withdraw from a battle to save your units from losses. Click on the retreat icon next to the command bar to initiate a retreat. Whenever retreat has been initiated, a timer will begin counting down, at which time your units are more vulnerable to attack. The retreat is executed once the timer ends. The surviving units will regroup at a nearby friendly planet. Note that in some cases, retreat will not be possible. This includes right at the beginning of a battle, and when gravity well generators are in effect.

5 CINEMATIC CAMERA BUTTON

Click this button to watch your strategy unfold in real time through variety of spectacular cinematic camera angles. Once you

have set up your attack, activate the cinematic camera and enjoy the show. 6 UNIT COMMANDS

Each button issues a command to the currently selected units: Attack Click on this button, then rightclick a target to command your troops to attack it.

Attack-Move Click on this button, then rightclick on the battlefield or the Mini-Map to command your units to move to that position, but also stop and attack any enemies they encounter along the way.

Move Click on this button, then right-click on the battlefield or the Mini-Map to command your units to move to that position. They will ignore any threats until they reach their destination.

Waypoint Move Click on this button, then right-click on the battlefield or the Mini-Map to create waypoints for your troops to move to. Right-click multiple times to tell units to move from one waypoint to the next.

Stop Click on this button to cancel any previous orders, and stop your troops where they are. They will engage enemies within range after stopping.

Guard Click on this button, then right-click on a friendly unit to command your troops to follow and protect the target. Guarding units will chase enemies only a short distance before returning to a position near the guarded unit. 7 COMMAND BAR

All selected units are represented here by icons. You can select an individual unit from the group by clicking on its corresponding icon. You can also activate special abilities by clicking on the ability icons located just above the unit icons. 8 PRODUCTION QUEUE

Anything currently in production will appear here as a hologram, with a percentage showing how complete it is. Upgrades appear in blue, while units appear in orange. Right click on a hologram to cancel its production. 9 HERO ICONS

Available heroes are displayed here. Click on a portrait to center on the corresponding hero. Heroes that are providing a global bonus will have a glow around their portrait. 10 MISSION OBJECTIVES

Primary and secondary objectives to be completed during the battle appear in the lower right portion of the screen. Only primary objectives must be completed for victory.

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CONTROLLING YOUR ARMY IN TACTICAL VIEW

ADJUSTING YOUR VIEW

In tactical combat you can use the mouse wheel to adjust your view of the battlefield. For an even wider view of the action, press the TAB button for a bird’s-eye view. Press TAB a second time for an even wider perspective. Pressing TAB a third time returns you to the standard game perspective. You can also zoom out to a bird’s-eye view by scrolling out with the mouse wheel until the camera stops moving. Scroll again once the camera has stopped to switch to bird’s-eye view.

SELECTING UNITS

Units are designated as infantry, vehicles, or ships or heroes. 4To select a unit, left click on it.

4To select multiple units, left-click and drag the mouse to draw a box over the units.

4Double-clicking or holding ctrl while clicking on a unit will select all units of that type

on screen (for example, ctrl-left-clicking a squad of stormtroopers will select all visible stormtrooper squads.).

4Hold the shift button while clicking or dragging the cursor to add units to those

already selected.

4In space battles, select fighter squadrons by clicking on their icons.

4All selected units are represented on the Command Bar by portrait icons. Left-click

on a unit’s icon to select it individually from the group.

COMMAND GROUPS

4Once you have units selected, press Ctrl and any number key to assign the units to a

command group. A number will appear next to each member of the group to let you know which group they belong to. Any time thereafter, press the corresponding number key to select that group. This allows you to control and organize many groups of units without having to click on them.

MOVING UNITS

4Right click directly on the battlefield or on the Mini-Map to command selected units

to move to a position.

4A single click move command will force your units to move in formation, at the

speed of the slowest unit; while double clicking will allow your selected units to move at their own pace – breaking formation.

4Holding ALT while right-clicking creates waypoints for your troops to move to. Hold

alt and right-click multiple times to tell units to move from one waypoint to the next.

ATTACKING

4Right click on an enemy to have selected units attack it. They will ignore all other

threats until the target is destroyed.

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4In space battles, enemy fighters will have red fighter squadron icons which can

be targeted in this same way. Attacking enemy fighter units by right-clicking on them will force your units to attack the entire squad of units.

4Attack-Move: Holding CTRL while right-clicking on the battlefield will command

your units to move to that position, but also stop and attack any enemies they encounter along the way.

ECONOMY IN TACTICAL COMBAT

In Campaign and Galactic Conquest, you enter tactical combat with the same number of total credits that you had on the Galactic Map. Galactic time stops during tactical combat, so you will not earn daily credits during the battle. You will have opportunities to spend credits during combat, so it is in your best interest to have some funds ready at all times in case you are attacked.

GAINING CREDITS

You can gain credits during combat by: 4Capturing a resource facility.

4Completing some secondary objectives.

4Selling structures or build pad emplacements (right click).

PURCHASING UPGRADES

The defending faction can purchase offensive and defensive upgrades for their units at friendly structures. To purchase, click on the structure then choose an upgrade from the production bar. Upgrades are persistent, so if you purchase an upgrade in one battle, and are attacked again, your units will retain the bonus in the next battle. If the attacking faction is able to locate a Mercenary Outfitter on the map, they too will be able to purchase upgrades for their units.

USING BUILD PADS

Build pads are extremely versatile construction sites that either faction can capture. Click on a build pad near your units to purchase one of six emplacements.

Anti-Vehicle Turret: Automatically attacks enemy units. Very effective against vehicles. Anti-Infantry Turret: Automatically attacks enemy units. Very effective against infantry.

Anti-Aircraft Turret: Automatically attacks enemy units. Very effective against aircraft. Bacta Healing Station: Heals friendly infantry units within its radius. Repair Station: Repairs friendly vehicles within its radius.

Sensor Node: Pushes back the fog of war a great deal, improving your visibility.

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SECONDARY OBJECTIVES

In tactical combat your goal is to defeat your enemy, but in many situations secondary objectives will be available that can be extremely rewarding. Whenever possible, try to incorporate the secondary objectives into your strategy to get the most out of the tactical battle.

SPACE COMBAT FEATURES REINFORCEMENTS

Reinforcements can be dragged from the queue into areas where your units have already cleared the fog of war. Reinforcements cannot be deployed in Asteroid Fields, Nebulae, Ion Storms, or near enemy bases. SHIELDS

Most ships have shields in addition to their armored hull. Shields are represented by the blue bar just above the unit’s health bar. Shields regenerate over time. Certain weapons can bypass shields to damage the armored hull directly. STARSHIP HARDPOINTS

The larger ships and space structures are made up of individual components, called hardpoints, which can be targeted. These may include weapons, shields generators, or engines. Destroying one of these will cause that component to cease functioning.

SPACE HAZARDS

When the Empire brings the Death Star into a space battle there will be a countdown at the top of the screen until it is in range. While the Death Star approaches the planet the Empire must fight the space tactical battle. Once in range the Death Star can fire at will and completely destroy the planet’s surface. After a planet has been destroyed, its land tactical map is eliminated from the galaxy. However, the space tactical map will remain as an asteroid field. The Rebels can only counter the Death Star by winning a space tactical battle against the Death Star, while Red Squadron is in their fleet.

GROUND COMBAT FEATURES REINFORCEMENT POINTS

Reinforcement Points are tactical positions that increase the owner’s population cap and allow reinforcements to land. You must eliminate all nearby enemy units and then have at least one infantry unit near the Reinforcement Point hologram until it turns green. Only infantry units can capture Reinforcement Points. Once you have control, you can drag units from the reinforcement queue to anywhere within Reinforcement Point radius. This range is designated by a green circle around the reinforcement point. INFANTRY UNITS

Infantry units are necessary for capturing reinforcement points. They are also able to take advantage of natural cover on some terrain increasing their offensive and defensive capabilities. Most infantry are able slip by anti-vehicle weaponry, so you can use them to reach objectives that may be inaccessible to your vehicles. WEATHER

Your troops will have to deal with planetary weather. Weather effects cause the following reductions in capabilities:

ASTEROID FIELDS

Rain of Ash Infantry sight range reduced.

Snowstorm Vehicle sight range reduced.

NEBULAE

Heavy Rain Laser accuracy reduced.

Wind/Sandstorm Rocket accuracy reduced.

While small ships can avoid damage from asteroids, larger ships entering into an Asteroid Field will take damage over time. Any ship entering a Nebula or Ion Storm will not be able to use any special abilities. In addition to preventing special ability use, Ion Storms will disable shields.

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THE DEATH STAR

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TERRAIN OBSTACLES

NOTE ON SKIRMISH PLAY

Some terrain is impassable by most units, such as trees, water, and cliffs. Hovering units, however, can travel over water, and flying units can travel over all terrain.

ECONOMY

Infantry units can take advantage of strategically defensive areas on the map by activating their Take Cover ability. Units enhanced by their position on Good Ground will appear green and receive a bonus to their offensive and defensive abilities.

BUILDING UNITS

GOOD GROUND

In skirmish games, you slowly gain credits over time. You can increase the rate of credit production by capturing mining build sites and resource pads. Unlike Campaign or Galactic Conquest, in Skirmish mode you construct units during the tactical battle. To construct a unit, select a structure and choose a unit to build from the production bar. When unit construction is complete the unit will be added to the reinforcement queue. To bring the new unit into the battle, drag it from the queue like any reinforcement.

TECHNOLOGY LEVEL

To increase your technology level in Skirmish battles, click on your command center and choose the technology level upgrade. This applies to both the Empire and the Rebels. As your technology level increases, new units and upgrades become available at your structures.

SAVING AND LOADING THE GAME

You can save or load the game at any time by pressing the main menu button, or the ESC key, and choosing Save Game or Load Game. The game will also autosave periodically to retain your progress.

INDIGENOUS FORCES

Many planets are home to various indigenous species. Some of the intelligent life forms will be friendly toward your faction, allowing you to take control of them and use them as your own. Others may be friendly to your enemy, or hostile to all factions. For more information, see Indigenous Forces, page 55.

GARRISON UNITS

In campaigns and scenarios, many structures on land and in space automatically produce garrison units. These are bonus units that are not affected by the population cap. When a garrison unit is destroyed, the structure produces a replacement. Garrison units are not produced in skirmish games. (See Garrison Units chart in Appendix on page 47.)

SPECIAL STRUCTURES

Many planets feature structures that either faction can claim. Controlling these structures can be the key to controlling the map. For example, finding a sensor array will completely dispel the fog of war, allowing you to see all your enemy movements. Capturing a turbolaser tower will allow you to obliterate enemy vehicles from a great distance. 24

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TECHNOLOGY LEVEL As your faction’s technology level increases, new advanced units and structures will become available for you to build. For complete information regarding your faction’s technology, click on the droid advisor and choose Tech Tree.

UPGRADING SPACE STATIONS

As your technology level increases, you will be able to upgrade your space stations. This will not only allow you to build new starships, it will also increase your galactic unit capacity. Also, upgraded space stations offer much greater defense for your planet.

ACQUIRING NEW HEROES

Increasing your technology level may also attract new hero characters to your ranks. The heroes that join your faction after an upgrade will vary depending on the scenario. After a technology upgrade, check the hero icons on the Galactic Map for new additions.

INCREASING YOUR TECHNOLOGY LEVEL Empire – Research Technology on Your Planets

• Construct a Research Facility • When the facility is complete, select

the planet it was built on and choose Upgrade Imperial Tech from the production menu.

• When the upgrade is complete, new technology will be available.

• You will be able to research technolo-

gy at this planet again to increase your level further.

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Rebels – Steal Technology from the Empire

UNITS AND STRUCTURES

UNIT TACTICAL STRATEGIES

All units have strengths and weaknesses that you must take into account when forming your strategies. For your reference a chart detailing unit tactical strategies in both land and space battles. has been included with the game. You can also find this important information to help you plan your strategies by placing the mouse cursor over a unit to get a tool tip. These tool tips will show you what the units are strong against, and what they are weak against. You will show you see clearly what enemy units the unit is strong and against, and what they are weak against. A reference card detailing this information has been included with the game. This, combined with the planet’s weather effects, will help you determine your strategy.

UNIT SPECIAL ABILITIES

Most units have one or more special abilities, which can be activated by clicking on the Special ability icon in the Command Bar, or right clicking on the unit during a land or space battle itself. Some abilities may need to recharge after use. While the ability is recharging, its icon will glow. Once the icon has returned to normal you may use the ability again. Place the mouse cursor over the ability icon on the Command Bar for more information.

• Select the R2-D2 and C-3P0 hero unit on Galactic Map.

• Drag them to the “Steal” slot on a nearby Imperial planet.

• Select a technology to steal from the menu.

• When all of the technologies in a

group have been stolen, the Rebels’ overall technology level will increase.

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REBEL ALLIANCE UNITS Z-95 HEADHUNTER

SPACE UNITS

Z-95 Headhunters are lightly armed fighters ideal for scouting the battlefield and locating enemy units. They do not hold up well in direct combat. SPECIAL: HUNT FOR ENEMIES - AUTOMATICALLY SEEK OUT AND DESTROY ENEMIES.

X-WING (T-65 X-wing)

The X-wing is a versatile dogfighter that fares well against the Empire’s TIE squadrons. It can trade off between speed and power to reach distant points before the enemy. SPECIAL: LOCK WINGS – INCREASES SPEED, BUT REDUCES FIREPOWER.

Y-WING

Y-wings are the bombers of the Rebel fleet. They can disrupt shields, disable enemy ships, and provide air support during land battles. They are invaluable when assaulting space stations and capital ships. SPECIAL: ION CANNON SHOT – REDUCES SHIELDS AND MAY TEMPORARILY DISABLE ENEMY SHIPS. ENABLES BOMBING RUNS ON THE PLANET’S SURFACE.

A-WING

The A-wing is a fast, lightly shielded fighter equipped with jamming equipment that allows it to create diversions that leave enemy ships open to attack. SPECIAL: LURE ENEMY FIGHTERS – INCREASES DEFENSE AND FORCES ENEMY FIGHTERS TO ENGAGE THE A-WING.

CORELLIAN CORVETTE

The Corellian corvette is faster and more maneuverable than Imperial capital ships, allowing it to break through blockades and reach distant destinations. It can defend itself from attack by smaller capital ships. SPECIAL: BOOST ENGINE POWER – INCREASES SPEED BY REDUCING FIREPOWER.

CORELLIAN GUNSHIP

Fast and deadly, the Corellian gunship can outmaneuver Imperial destroyers and punch through their shields with its powerful weaponry. SPECIAL: BOOST ENGINE POWER – INCREASES SPEED BY REDUCING FIREPOWER.

MARAUDER MISSILE CRUISER

The Marauder cruiser is a space artillery unit that can barrage an area with missiles creating heavy devastation in the process. SPECIAL: BARRAGE AREA

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REBEL CRUISER (Nebulon-B Frigate)

Nebulon-B Frigates house both laser cannons and turbolaser batteries, and specialize in combat with Patrol Cruisers. SPECIAL: BOOST SHIELD STRENGTH – INCREASES SHIELD POWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND FIREPOWER.

ALLIANCE ASSAULT FRIGATE (Assault Frigate MK. II)

Boasting laser cannon and turbolaser batteries, the “Alliance Assault Frigate” can handle the larger Imperial cruisers and destroyers. SPECIAL: BOOST SHIELD STRENGTH – INCREASES SHIELD POWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND FIREPOWER.

MON CALAMARI CRUISER (Mon Cal MC80 Star Cruiser)

Mon Cal Cruisers are heavily armed and well defended ships that can take on Imperial Star Destroyers. NOTE: Can only be built if the player controls Sullust, Fondor, Kuat, or Mon Calamari. SPECIAL: BOOST SHIELD STRENGTH – INCREASES SHIELD POWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND FIREPOWER.

GROUND UNITS

REBEL SOLDIERS (SpecForces Infantry Platoon)

Rebel soldiers are key to holding ground during battle. They are small enough to evade anti-vehicle weaponry, and trained to take advantage of strategic cover. They can defend themselves against Imperial infantry. SPECIAL: TAKE COVER - DECREASES DAMAGE RECEIVED, BUT REDUCES MOVEMENT SPEED. INFANTRY CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF COVER ON THE MAP THAT OFFERS ADDITIONAL BONUSES.

PLEX MISSILE TROOPERS (SpecForces PLX Missile trooper Platoon)

Troopers carry PLX-2M Missile Tubes which fire rockets capable of doing massive damage to vehicles. SPECIAL: TAKE COVER - DECREASES DAMAGE RECEIVED, BUT REDUCES MOVEMENT SPEED. INFANTRY CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF COVER ON THE MAP THAT OFFERS ADDITIONAL BONUSES.

INFILTRATORS (SpecForces Infiltrators)

Infiltrators are stealthy infantry units armed with deadly sniper rifles that can get behind enemy lines without being detected to sabotage structures and vehicles. SPECIAL: THERMAL DETONATOR - PLANT A BOMB THAT WILL EXPLODE AFTER A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.

T2-B REPULSOR TANK

The T2-B is a nimble reconnaissance unit that can travel over land and water. It is highly effective against enemy infantry and light vehicles. SPECIAL: HUNT FOR ENEMIES - AUTOMATICALLY SEEK OUT AND DESTROY ENEMIES.

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T4-B HEAVY TANK

T4-B tanks can alternate between firing blasters to tear through infantry, or using rockets to pummel vehicles and structures. SPECIAL: ROCKET ATTACK – RANGE AND DAMAGE TO STRUCTURES IS INCREASED, BUT ACCURACY IS REDUCED.

ASSAULT SPEEDER T-47 Airspeeder

Assault Speeders can travel just about anywhere on the map faster than any other unit. They are the perfect counter for the lumbering Imperial AT-AT. SPECIAL: TOW CABLE ATTACK – PERFORM A TOW CABLE ATTACK ON AN AT-AT.

MPTL-2A ARTILLERY

When deployed, the MPTL-2a can fire torpedoes over long distance that do significant damage to buildings, turrets, and other armored targets. The MPTL requires a spotter unit for maximum accuracy. SPECIAL: DEPLOY/UNDEPLOY - WHEN DEPLOYED THESE UNITS CAN FIRE LONG RANGE ARTILLERY SHOTS, BUT CANNOT MOVE.

MON MOTHMA

REBEL HEROES

Mon Mothma is the Rebel Alliance’s quiet conscience and central leader; her strong presence spurs her forces toward victory. She uses her political influence to negotiate better prices for the Rebel Alliance. SPECIAL: DEFENSIVE MORALE BOOST – INCREASES DEFENSE OF ALLIED SHIPS. PRODUCTION COST REDUCED 25% AT HER LOCATION.

KYLE KATARN

Kyle Katarn saw the Empire’s true face after learning it was responsible for his family’s death. His military training is now in the service of the Rebellion. SPECIAL: THERMAL DETONATOR – PLANT A BOMB THAT WILL EXPLODE AFTER A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. SPRINT - INCREASES MOVEMENT SPEED.

CAPTAIN RAYMUS ANTILLES

Antilles is level-headed, schooled in diplomacy, and a capable pilot. His ship, the Sundered Heart, has been modified with the ability to diminish enemy weapons. SPECIAL: WEAKEN ENEMY - ENEMIES SUFFER A SIGNIFICANT ATTACK POWER REDUCTION. BOOST ENGINE POWER - INCREASES SPEED BY REDUCING FIREPOWER.

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R2-D2/ C-3PO (Artoo-Detoo/ See-Threepio)

R2-D2 and C-3PO are a droid duo with a knack for being in the wrong place at the right time. They steal key technologies from the Empire, increasing the Rebel’s technology level. SPECIAL: CONTROL TURRET - TAKE CONTROL OF AN ENEMY TURRET. REPAIR VEHICLE - REPAIR A FRIENDLY VEHICLE. STEAL TECHNOLOGY (GALACTIC MAP ONLY) – STEAL TECHNOLOGY FROM THE EMPIRE.

COMMANDER ACKBAR

Ackbar captains his personal flagship, Home One. He can rally his fleets to take out the mightiest of opponents. SPECIAL: REDIRECT ALL FIRE POWER - ALL REBEL SHIPS WITHIN RANGE OF THE TARGET FOCUS THEIR FIRE DOING ADDITIONAL DAMAGE. BOOST SHIELD POWER - INCREASES SHIELD POWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND FIREPOWER.

HAN/CHEWIE (Han Solo/Chewbacca)

Han Solo is a young scoundrel who pilots the legendary Millennium Falcon. Chewbacca serves as Solo’s first mate. These two have a knack for getting themselves into and out of trouble. HAN SOLO SPECIAL: EMP BURST – DISABLES NEARBY MACHINES FOR A SHORT TIME. SPRINT – INCREASES MOVEMENT SPEED. CHEWBACCA SPECIAL: STEAL VEHICLE - TAKE CONTROL OF AN ENEMY VEHICLE. SPRINT – INCREASES MOVEMENT SPEED MILLENNIUM FALCON INVULNERABILITY – TEMPORARILY RENDERS THE SHIP INVULNERABLE SPECIAL (SPACE):

OBI-WAN (Obi-Wan Kenobi)

Obi-Wan Kenobi is among the last of the Jedi Knights. In battle, Obi-Wan draws upon the Force to protect and heal his allies. SPECIAL: FORCE PROTECT - GRANTS A TEMPORARY DAMAGE-REDUCING BARRIER. FORCE HEAL - HEALS ORGANIC UNITS NEARBY.

RED SQUADRON

These pilots are known for their daring piloting and tactics. Red Squadron is the only unit that can defeat the Death Star. SPECIAL: LUCKY SHOT - FIRE A DEVASTATING LUCKY SHOT THAT DOES FAR MORE DAMAGE THAN NORMAL. LOCK WINGS - INCREASES SPEED, BUT REDUCES FIREPOWER BY HALF.

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REBEL STRUCTURES

ALLIANCE SPACE STATION

The Alliance Space Station serves as an orbital defense platform for a star system and manages the construction of ships. During battle the space station will defend itself by producing X-wing fighters and firing turbolasers, ion cannons, and proton torpedoes at the enemy.

ALLIANCE BARRACKS (Delvin Constructs Model MilBar F-221)

GALACTIC EMPIRE UNITS SPACE UNITS

PROBE DROID (Galactic Map Only)

These droids can be secretly deployed to the Spy slot on an enemy planet, allowing the Empire to see the enemy’s defenses on the Galactic Map.

TIE FIGHTER

ALLIANCE LIGHT VEHICLE FACTORY (Delvin Constructs Model Fac L-83)

The mass-produced TIE fighters are disposable units well suited to ship-to-ship combat against small Rebel fighters. They rely on overwhelming numbers to defeat opponents.

ALLIANCE HEAVY VEHICLE FACTORY (Delvin Constructs Model Fac H-65)

TIE BOMBER

The Alliance troop barracks train Infantry Platoons and PLEX Soldiers.

The T2-B tank and Assault Speeder are both produced through this structure. These manufacture T4-B tanks and MPTL-2a artillery.

ALLIANCE OFFICER ACADEMY (Delvin Constructs Model Edu A-46) Allows the Rebels to train Field Commanders and Fleet Commanders.

INFILTRATOR TRAINING FACILITY (Delvin Constructs Model Edu I-73) Elite Infiltrators units can be trained at this facility.

ION CANNON (Planetary Ion Cannon)

An energy weapon built on the surface of a planet that the Rebels can fire during a space battle to disable an enemy ship. Though it fires into space, the Ion Cannon itself is on the planet’s surface and can only be destroyed during a land tactical battle.

ALLIANCE COMMAND CENTER (Delvin Constructs Model Com C-52)

This building serves as a base of operations on Rebel outposts, in skirmish battles it can be used to recruit heroes and develop new technologies.

SPECIAL: HUNT FOR ENEMIES - AUTOMATICALLY SEEK OUT AND DESTROY ENEMIES.

These bombers can plaster an area on the ground or use their precise targeting computers to disable vital areas of capital ships such as shield generators and engines. SPECIAL: ENABLES BOMBING RUNS ON THE PLANET’S SURFACE.

TIE SCOUT

TIE scouts can be dispatched to scout out distant areas and lift the fog of war, revealing enemy positions and defenses. SPECIAL: SENSOR PING - TEMPORARILY REVEALS AN AREA OF THE MAP.

TARTAN PATROL CRUISER (Tartan-class Patrol Cruiser)

Tartan Patrol Cruisers are fast, well armed ships that can hold their own in combat against Rebel frigates and corvettes. SPECIAL: BOOST WEAPON POWER – INCREASES FIREPOWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND SHIELD POWER.

BROADSIDE-CLASS CRUISER KDB-1 (Missile Ship)

Broadside-class Cruisers can barrage an area with deadly missile fire from a safe distance, acting as space artillery for your fleet. SPECIAL: BARRAGE AREA – FIRE A VOLLEY OF MISSILES AT A TARGETED AREA.

ACCLAMATOR (Acclamator-class Assault Ship)

This standard Imperial cruiser produces TIE fighters and TIE bombers during battle. It has more than enough firepower to take on Rebel fighters, cruisers, and lightly armed space stations. SPECIAL: BOOST WEAPON POWER – INCREASES FIREPOWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND SHIELD POWER.

VICTORY-CLASS STAR DESTROYER

These vessels house complements of TIE fighters and TIE bombers. They are extremely effective against Rebel corvettes and frigates. SPECIAL: BOOST WEAPON POWER – INCREASES FIREPOWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND SHIELD POWER.

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INTERDICTOR CRUISER (Immobilizer 418 Cruiser)

AT-ST (All Terrain Scout Transport)

SPECIAL: GRAVITY WELL GENERATOR – PREVENTS ENEMIES FROM RETREATING. THE INTERDICTOR CANNOT MOVE WHILE THIS IS ACTIVE. MISSILE JAMMING FIELD – CAUSES MOST ENEMY MISSILES TO MISS THEIR TARGETS. THE INTERDICTOR CANNOT MOVE WHILE THIS IS ACTIVE.

SPECIAL: BARRAGE AREA - FIRE A VOLLEY OF LASERS AT A TARGETED AREA.

Interdictor Cruisers are powerful ships capable of disrupting the Rebels’ strategy by preventing retreat and interfering with their targeting.

IMPERIAL STAR DESTROYER (Imperial-class Destroyer)

These massive war ships make short work of all but the strongest Rebel vessels. They produce TIE fighter and TIE bomber squadrons for defense during battle, and can activate a tractor beam to trap helpless Rebel ships. NOTE: Can only be built if the player controls Sullust, Fondor, Kuat, or Mon Calamari. SPECIAL: TRACTOR BEAM – A TARGETED SHIP WILL SLOW DOWN OR STOP.

DEATH STAR

The Death Star is the Empire’s ultimate weapon. It is armed with a super laser that is capable of destroying an entire planet. SPECIAL: SUPER LASER – COMPLETELY DESTROYS A PLANET.

GROUND UNITS

STORMTROOPER PLATOON

Stormtroopers are trained to wipe out resistance from Rebel Infantry. They can take advantage of strategic cover to enhance their deadly abilities. These units are essential for holding tactical ground during combat SPECIAL: TAKE COVER – DECREASES DAMAGE RECEIVED, BUT REDUCES MOVEMENT SPEED. INFANTRY CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF COVER ON THE MAP THAT OFFERS ADDITIONAL BONUSES.

SPEEDER BIKE (Scout Trooper)

The AT-ST is a lightly armored scout vehicle that uses its powerful lasers to provide covering fire for ground troops or to barrage an area; it is particularly effective at crushing enemy infantry and turrets.

SPMA-T (Self-Propelled Medium Artillery Turbolaser)

SPMA-Ts are mobile artillery that must deploy before firing their main cannons. They require a spotter unit to paint distant targets for them. Their lasers cause incredible damage to any target they strike. SPECIAL: DEPLOY/UNDEPLOY - WHEN DEPLOYED THESE UNITS CAN FIRE LONG RANGE ARTILLERY SHOTS, BUT ARE UNABLE TO MOVE.

AT-AA (All Terrain Anti-Aircraft)

The AT-AA has a flak pod that sits on a walking shell. It is capable of traversing a variety of battlefield terrain to get into position and stop air assaults. SPECIAL: MISSILE JAMMING FIELD - CAUSES MOST ENEMY MISSILES TO MISS THEIR TARGETS, BUT RENDERS THE AT-AA IMMOBILE.

AT-AT (All Terrain Armored Transport)

AT-ATs employ four head-mounted laser cannons and their feet can crush enemy troops. They also can deploy Stormtroopers via rappel lines dropped from the vehicle’s belly. SPECIAL: DEPLOY STORMTROOPERS - DEPLOY A COMPANY OF STORMTROOPERS AT THE AT-AT’S FEET.

EMPEROR PALPATINE

HEROES

SPECIAL: THERMAL DETONATOR – DROP A BOMB THAT WILL EXPLODE AFTER A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.

In combat, Palpatine draws upon the Force to sear his opponents with deadly lightning, or to bend them to his will. Whichever planet Palpatine occupies will produce units and structures more efficiently.

The TIE mauler sacrifices armor for speed and maneuverability. It is armed with rapid fire laser cannons and can use its tank treads to run over enemy infantry. As a last resort, it can self-destruct, causing massive damage.

MARA JADE

Scout troopers rely on their lightly armored speeder bikes to swiftly strike at targets across the battlefield. They can wipe out entire squads of infantry with their thermal detonators.

TIE MAULER (Imperial TIE ap-I)

SPECIAL: SELF DESTRUCT - THE MAULER WILL EXPLODE CAUSING GREAT DAMAGE. TO CANCEL DETONATION, ORDER THE MAULER TO ATTACK OR MOVE.

2-M REPULSOR TANK

2-M Repulsor Tanks are shielded and highly mobile, allowing them to reach distant regions of the battlefield quickly while taking out enemy infantry along the way.

SPECIAL: FORCE LIGHTNING – DAMAGES INFANTRY TARGETS. FORCE CORRUPT – CONVERTS ENEMY UNITS TO THE IMPERIAL FACTION. REDUCES PRODUCTION COSTS 25% AT HIS LOCATION.

Mara Jade relies on stealth and cunning to sow confusion among the Rebels. She can force enemies to do her bidding and sneak behind enemy lines to plant deadly explosives. SPECIAL: THERMAL DETONATOR – PLANT A BOMB THAT WILL EXPLODE AFTER A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. FORCE CORRUPT - CONVERTS ENEMY INFANTRY TO THE IMPERIAL FACTION.

SPECIAL: BOOST WEAPON POWER – INCREASES FIREPOWER BY REDUCING SPEED AND SHIELD POWER.

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CAPTAIN PIETT

IMPERIAL STRUCTURES

Piett is Captain of the Imperial-class Star Destroyer, the Accuser. The Accuser has been modified with a proton beam capable of causing massive destruction to other vessels.

IMPERIAL SPACE STATION

COLONEL VEERS

GRAVITY WELL GENERATOR

SPECIAL: TRACTOR BEAM - A TARGETED SHIP WILL SLOW DOWN OR STOP. PROTON BEAM – FIRE A CONTINUOUS BEAM AT A HARDPOINT TARGET.

Colonel Maximilian Veers pilots his own advanced AT-AT prototype named Blizzard 1 and is recruiting for an assault force of the mighty behemoths once full scale production begins. Veers’ AT-AT is immune to airspeeder cable attacks. SPECIAL: DEPLOY STORMTROOPERS - DEPLOY A COMPANY OF STORMTROOPERS AT THE AT-AT’S FEET. MAXIMUM FIREPOWER – CHARGE THE CANNONS FOR TREMENDOUS FIREPOWER.

GRAND MOFF TARKIN

Tarkin is a commander that cannot contemplate retreat as a viable option; as such, fleets under his command will not be able to retreat from a space battle. SPECIAL: BOOST FLEET EFFECTIVENESS IN COMBAT. REDUCES THE COST OF RESEARCH FACILITIES AT HIS CURRENT LOCATION.

BOBA FETT

Boba Fett is a walking arsenal sporting wrist blasters, a flame thrower, and a jetpack. His ship, Slave I, boasts deflector shields and a devastating seismic charge. SPECIAL: JETPACK – FLY TO THE DESIGNATED LOCATION BYPASSING OBSTACLES. FLAMETHROWER – COVER AN AREA WITH WAVES OF FIRE. SEISMIC CHARGE (SPACE) - DROP A BOMB THAT EXPLODES AFTER A SHORT DELAY.

DARTH VADER

As a Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Vader draws upon the Force in combat to devastate his opponents. In space, Vader pilots a specially designed TIE Advanced x1 starfighter and is protected by a team of loyal wingmen. SPECIAL: FORCE PUSH – EMITS A DEADLY SHOCKWAVE AROUND DARTH VADER. HIGHLY EFFECTIVE AGAINST INFANTRY. FORCE CRUSH – SEVERELY DAMAGES VEHICLES OVER TIME. CALL FOR WINGMEN (SPACE) – REPLENISHES LOST WINGMEN IN VADER’S SQUADRON.

The Imperial Space Station serves as an orbital defense platform for a star system and manages the construction of ships at Imperial orbital shipyards. During battle the space station will defend itself by producing TIE fighters and firing turbolasers, ion cannons, and proton torpedoes at the enemy. This space structure denies Rebel fleets the ability to tactically retreat from a space battle once it has begun, allowing the Empire to destroy their entire force.

MAGNAPULSE CANNON (Kuat Drive Yards KDY m-68 Planetary Magnapulse Cannon)

This cannon lobs plasma balls at enemy vehicles causing massive electrical disturbances that disable the target for a time.

RESEARCH FACILITY (Corporate Sector Authority Res-a Technology Center)

This Research Facility is used by the Empire to develop new technologies supporting the war effort.

IMPERIAL BARRACKS (Delvin Constructs Model MilBar C-427)

The Imperial barracks can house several companies of Stormtroopers and scout troopers.

IMPERIAL OFFICER ACADEMY (Delvin Constructs Model Edu-A-34 )

New space and ground officers are trained here before being sent off to command troops in battle.

IMPERIAL LIGHT VEHICLE FACTORY (Delvin Constructs Model Fac L-113)

These factories initially produce AT-STs, but can be retro-fitted to handle the production of 2-M Repulsor Tanks and TIE mauler.

IMPERIAL HEAVY VEHICLE FACTORY (Delvin Constructs Model Fac H-121)

The Heavy Factory was designed to construct the middle-range walkers including the SPMA-T and the AT-AA.

IMPERIAL ADVANCED FACTORY (Delvin Constructs Model A-Fac 333) The Empire’s Advanced Factory constructs AT-AT walkers and SPMA-T artillery.

IMPERIAL COMMAND CENTER (Delvin Constructs Model Com C-38)

Imperial Officers use one centralized location to direct all operations on a planet.

HYPERVELOCITY GUN (Imperial Department of Military Research/Taim & Bak HVs-2 Hypervelocity Gun)

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SPECIAL UNITS

These special unit types can be found in either the service of the Empire or the Rebellion. FLEET COMMANDER

Fleet Commanders improve the combat health and sight range of all space units under their command.

FIELD COMMANDER

Field Commanders improve the combat health and sight range of all ground units under their command.

BOUNTY HUNTER

For a price, Bounty Hunters will track down fugitives and eliminate heroes without initiating a tactical battle. On the Galactic Map, drag a Bounty Hunter to the neutralize hero slot beside a planet and pay the fee to take advantage of their services.

SMUGGLER

To steal credits from an enemy planet, drag a smuggler on the Galactic Map into the steal credits slot beside a planet. At the end of each Galactic Day you will receive credits from your smuggler on the enemy planet.

SWAMP SPEEDER (Infantry Support Platform Speeder)

The Swamp Speeder is a repulsor lift vehicle that can travel over water. Its sensors allow it to hunt units wherever they may be on the map.

SKIFF BRIGADE

These fast moving vehicles make short work of enemy infantry and can be used to supplement your scouts.

POD WALKER (All Terrain Attack Pod)

The AT-AP is a light scout walker with a single laser cannon that slices through enemy infantry.

IPV (IPV 1 Imperial Patrol Vessel)

These lightly armored pirate cruisers can enhance their weapon power to destroy enemy fighters.

PIRATE ASSAULT FIGHTER

These well shielded fighters are ideal for neutralizing enemy bombers, but lack the firepower to counter larger ships.

PIRATE INTERCEPTOR FRIGATE

Add these ships to your fleet to counter enemy corvettes and fighters. Boost their weapon power to do maximum damage to enemy craft.

SPECIAL STRUCTURES These special structures may be used by either the Empire or the Rebellion. POWER GENERATOR

Power Generators keep communications arrays, base shields, turbolaser towers and mining facilities functioning, and are are built automatically at your base.

SHIELD GENERATOR (CoMar Weapons SLD-14 Shield Generator)

Shield Generators prevent orbital bombardments and energy attacks directly on the base it protects. It does not prevent enemies from entering. Shield Generators require a power generator to operate.

MINING FACILITY (CMC-22 Mining Facility)

The Mining Facility can extract almost any precious resource as raw material. These buildings provide a substantial boost to credit income.

TURBOLASER TOWER (Taim & Bak XX-10 Turbolaser Tower)

The XX-10 is a surface weapon that will automatically track and fire at enemy units. It is highly effective against vehicles, but inaccurate when targeting smaller infantry units.

COMMUNICATIONS ARRAY (MicroThrust Processors Communications Array)

The Communications Array transmits battlefield information and radar locations to the troops, revealing more information on the mini-map.

ORBITAL LONG RANGE SCANNER (Loronar Corporation OLR Scanner)

The Orbital Long Range Scanner detects ships in hyperspace over many light years distance providing advance warning of approaching enemy fleets.

CANTINA

Smugglers and Mercenaries are often found here. Cantinas can only be built on Abregado-rae, Atzerri, Corellia, Nal Hutta, Ryloth, and Tatooine.

HUTT PALACE

Bounty hunters can be found here. The palace will reveal commander units above the planet. Hutt Palaces can only be built on Atzerri, Nal Hutta, Ryloth, and Tatooine.

BACTA HEALING STATION (Zaltin Bacta Corporation Field Bacta Tank)

Bacta, a synthetic chemical developed from an ancient remedy to heal all but the most serious of wounds, is automatically dispensed to any friendly infantry units nearby.

REPAIR STATION (Loratus Manufacturing Automated Repair Droid)

The Automated Repair Droid can repair damage to any friendly vehicles in the area.

SENSOR NODE (MicroThrust Processors X2-a Series Sensor Node)

Sensor nodes can be placed in the battlefield to monitor locations for any kind of activity.

MERCENARY OUTFITTER

Field commanders in need of an edge can purchase available equipment upgrades here.

MISSILE DEFENSE SATELLITE (Corporate Sector Authority Md-12 Satellite Platform)

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LASER DEFENSE SATELLITE (Corporate Sector Authority Ld-12 Satellite Platform)

Armed with laser cannons, it can tracking and fire upon fighters and smaller ships.

ASTEROID MINING FACILITY (Corellia Mining Corporation CMC-A14 Mining Facility) These facilities found in asteroid fields substantially increase credit income.

MERCHANT SPACE DOCK

Special space units can be purchased from these small orbital stations during skirmish battles.

RESOURCE PAD (Corellia Mining Corporation CMC-RP05 Resource Pad)

Both the Rebellion and the Empire use Resource Pads to quickly mine raw materials to sell off for credits. They are not as efficient as full-sized Mining Facilities.

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PLANET FEATURES Each planet features a number of unique land and space attributes that will affect its value in your overall strategy. Zoom in on a planet from the Galactic Map, or use Map Filters for more information.

SPACE FEATURES

4All planets include a space tactical map where battle may occur.

4Space tactical maps include different hazards such as asteroids, nebulae, and

ion storms.

If you capture this structure you can use it to produce heavy vehicles for your faction.

4A space station may be constructed above any planet.

Capturing a sensor array will reveal a great deal of information on the mini-map, including enemy positions.

4All planets include two areas where space structures can be constructed.

ABANDONED SENSOR ARRAY

4Different planets permit different levels of space station upgrades.

4All planets include three space areas that can contain an unlimited number

of units.

CREATURES

The galaxy is teeming with life, some friendly, some hostile. Creatures such as Wampas, the Sarlacc, rancors, and others may encounter your troops. Always keep them in mind when planning your strategy to avoid losing troops to a hungry creature during battle.

PIRATE FORCES

Pirates can often be found piloting a variety of ships and vehicles like frigates, fighters, and skiffs in addition to fighting as foot soldiers. They occasionally take control of planets and establish asteroid bases and land bases. While not as well armed as the Empire or the Rebels, the pirates are fierce combatants that will challenge either side for control of a planet. You can take control of pirate technology by completing some missions, or by purchasing units at a pirate structure in a skirmish battle.

INDIGENOUS FORCES

Many planets have sentient species inhabiting them; they may decide to aid your forces. You can control friendly indigenous forces as though they were your own troops. Indigenous forces do not count toward the population cap. They make excellent scouts and advance units, and can be used for diversionary tactics as well. See page 55 for more information.

LAND FEATURES

4Most planets include a land tactical map where battle may occur.

4Different planets have different sized tactical maps, including different terrain. 4Each planet features its own weather effects which may penalize some units. 4Many planets feature indigenous forces which may be friendly, hostile, or

neutral (see chart on page 55).

4Planets with a land tactical map can contain ten standard units on the surface.

4Planets with a land tactical map will include two to eight areas for building struc-

tures on the surface.

PLANETARY BONUSES

Planets give special bonuses to the faction that controls them. Some planets give bonuses only to a specific faction. See page 52 in the Appendix for more information.

INDIGENOUS FORCE STRUCTURES

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Indigenous structures automatically generate indigenous troops each time a group is defeated. The structure will continue to generate troops until it is destroyed.

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SECTION 7

OPTIONS You can customize STAR WARS: EMPIRE AT WAR from the options menu. Access options from the main menu when you first start the game, or by pressing the ESC key while playing. Many options have a default setting which you can restore at any time by pressing the Defaults button on the menu.

AUDIO OPTIONS

Adjust the sound effects, music, and dialogue to find your favorite sound settings for the game. You can also select your sound output mode and toggle subtitles.

VIDEO OPTIONS

In this menu there are many options that you can customize to improve the look of the game or increase your system performance. Click the Auto Detect button to use the settings recommended for your system and video card. Click on the Advanced button to further customize your settings. Auto Detect is available for advanced settings as well. If you are using a widescreen monitor and resolution, you can choose widescreen mode from this menu.

NETWORK OPTIONS

There are a number of network options that you can configure to ensure an optimal Multiplayer experience.

NOTE: Please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide in the game launcher if you experience any problems while adjusting your audio, video, or network settings.

GAME OPTIONS

There are a number of game options you can adjust to personalize your game experience:

GAME SPEED

You can speed up or slow down the rate at which time passes and the speed that units move in Galactic and Tactical modes to find a pace that’s right for you.

SCROLL SPEED

Adjust this option to change the rate at which the screen scrolls. You may want to speed it up to get to distant areas quickly, or slow it down to see more of the map clearly as you scroll.

AUTO-RESOLVE

When this option is selected, combat is automatically resolved for you, allowing you to bypass tactical combat and focus on your galactic strategy. This is recommended for experienced players only. Auto-Resolve is never as efficient as when you are controlling your troops and ships directly.

DELAYED ENCYCLOPEDIA POPUP

When this option is selected, there is a delay before tool tips appear on screen.

ABSOLUTE PUSH SCROLL

Limits the duration that the screen will scroll when pushing the cursor to the edge of the screen, giving you more direct control over scrolling the map.

ALTERNATE MOUSE CONTROLS

Switches the left and right click functionality to an alternate control scheme. Left-clicking selects units and issues orders, and right-clicking will deselect units. Holding down the right mouse button and moving the mouse will scroll the map.

USE RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON FOR SCROLLING

If enabled, holding down the right mouse button and moving the mouse will scroll the map.

KEYBOARD OPTIONS

You can customize the game’s keybaord shortcuts to create a control scheme that’s ideal for the way you like to play. There are separate tabs for Units, Land, Space, and Interface settings. For a complete list of the default keys, please refer to the back cover.

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MULTIPLAYER GAME OPTIONS CAMPAIGN OPTIONS

MULTIPLAYER

GAME MODES

There are four different ways to play a multiplayer game:

CAMPAIGN

Two players battle head-to-head on a custom Galactic Map, taking over planets and vying for control of the galaxy. You can win the game either by conquering all the planets in the galaxy, or by killing the enemy’s leader (Mon Mothma or Emperor Palpatine). Depending on the size of the galaxy you choose, games may be short and intense, or epic in scope. You can save and load your Multiplayer campaign, so games can take as long as you want them to.

LAND SKIRMISH

Land Skirmish has all the features of a single player skirmish battle, but with up to four Empire and four Rebel players (Human or AI). The two teams battle it out to see who will wipe out the enemy and their base first.

SPACE SKIRMISH

In Space Skirmish, up to four Empire and four Rebel players (Human or AI) battle to defeat the enemy’s space station and fleets. There are resources and pirate stations located in the asteroid fields that can turn the tide of the battle. Work together with your teammates to become the dominant space fleet.

LAND CONTROL

Land Control is like Land Skirmish, but instead of trying to wipe out the enemy units and their base, you need to capture all of the reinforcement points in order to win. Two teams with up to four players each battle for control of the map until one team has taken control of all of the territory.

STARTING CREDITS

Determines the number of credits each faction begins with.

STARTING TECH LEVEL

Sets the initial technology level for each faction.

MAX TECH LEVEL

Sets the final technology level that can be achieved in the scenario.

AUTO RESOLVE

Sets the conditions under which battles will be resolved automatically. You can set it to Ask before each battle, or Always Auto Resolve. NOTE: Auto Resolve is only available in Campaign mode.

ALLOW RANDOM EVENTS

Turn this off if you only want to deal with your opponent and not be given missions from characters in the game.

SKIRMISH AND CONTROL OPTIONS

ALLOW HEROES

Choose whether or not to allow heroes in the game.

FREE STARTING UNITS

Choose whether or not to start the game with free units.

ALLOW SUPER WEAPONS

Allows you to disable special attacks such as the Ion Cannon, Hypervelocity Gun, and Bombing Runs.

PRE-BUILD BASE

Choose whether or not your base will be built when the game starts.

STARTING CREDITS

Determines the number of credits each faction begins with.

WIN CONDITIONS

Choose what conditions must be met to win the battle.

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APPENDIX (CHARTS)

Games can be played over the Internet, or through a Local Area Network.

INTERNET

Selecting this option allows you to battle other players over the Internet through the GameSpy matchmaking service. When selecting this option you will be asked to login to GameSpy or create a new GameSpy Account. To create an account you must create a GameSpy nickname, designate a valid e-mail address (which will be used to send you your password if you forget it), and choose a password. You can also set this screen to remember some or all of this information for logging in quickly. Once you log in you will be able to search for games in the games list, select Quick Match to automatically find a game (1v1 games of any type), or create your own by clicking the Host button.

LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN)

Selecting this option allows you to play games with other people connected to your computer locally. Any games available will appear in the list, along with the players in the games and any map settings. You can also create your own game by clicking on the Host button.

OPTIONS

Here you can adjust your network settings. You can also set the game type to search for when using Quick Match through Internet multiplayer games. For more information on improving network performance, or working with firewall, proxy, or anti-virus software, please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide in the game’s launcher.

Structure REBEL SPACE

Garrison Unit 1

GARRISON UNITS Garrison Unit 2

Station Lvl. 1

X-wing Squadron

Y-wing Squadron

Station Lvl. 3

X-wing Squadron

Y-wing Squadron

Station Lvl. 2

Y-wing Squadron

Corellian Corvette

X-wing Squadron

Y-wing Squadron

Corellian Corvette x2

Barracks

Trooper Squad

PLEX Squad

Heavy Factory

MPTL + Spotter

Station Lvl. 4

Station Lvl. 5 REBEL LAND Light Factory

Infiltrator Facility EMPIRE SPACE

X-wing Squadron

Garrison Unit 3

X-wing Squadron

T2-B

Y-wing Squadron

Corellian Corvette x2 Corellian Corvette x2

TIE fighter Squadron TIE bomber Squadron

Station Lvl. 3

TIE fighter Squadron TIE bomber Squadron

Tartan Cruiser x2

Station Lvl. 5

TIE fighter Squadron TIE bomber Squadron

Tartan Cruiser x2

Station Lvl. 4 EMPIRE LAND

TIE fighter Squadron TIE bomber Squadron TIE fighter Squadron TIE bomber Squadron

Barracks

Stormtrooper Squad Scout Trooper Squad

Heavy Factory

SPMA-T

Light Factory

Nebulon-B Frigate

Nebulon-B Frigate x2

Infiltrator

Station Lvl. 1

Station Lvl. 2

Garrison Unit 4

Tartan Cruiser

Tartan Cruiser x2

Acclamator

Acclamator x2

AT-ST

Advanced Factory 2-M Tank

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REBEL UPGRADES (LAND)

REBEL UPGRADES

Supply Dock produces +20% credits Supply Dock produces +40% credits Fighters +25% shielding Fighter attack damage +25% Upgrades space station to level 2. Upgrades space station to level 3. Frigate attack damage +25% Hard Point Laser, Ion Cannon, and Missile damage +15% Rebel Frigates +25% shielding Upgrades space station to level 4. Hard Point Laser, Ion Cannon, and Missile damage +30% Upgrades space station to level 5. Rebel Capital ships +25% shielding Hard Point Laser, Ion Cannon, and Missile damage +50% Capital ship attack damage +25%

DESCRIPTION

REBEL UPGRADES (SPACE)

Increased Supplies: Level 1 Increased Supplies: Level 2 Enhanced Shielding: Level 1 Improved Weapons: Level 1 Space Station Level 2 Space Station Level 3 Improved Weapons: Level 2 Improved Defenses: Level 1 Enhanced Shielding: Level 2 Space Station Level 4 Improved Defenses: Level 2 Space Station Level 5 Enhanced Shielding: Level 3 Improved Defenses: Level 3 Improved Weapons: Level 3

Infantry take 25% less damage Plex Troopers take 25% less damage Negates weather effects on your units Light Vehicles take 25% less damage Light Vehicles take 50% less damage Light vehicles +15% move speed Light vehicles +30% move speed Heavy Vehicles take 25% less damage Heavy Vehicles take 50% less damage Heavy vehicles +15% move speed Heavy vehicles +30% move speed Heavy T4B Tank attack damage +25% Heavy T4B Tank attack damage +50% Mining Facility produces +20% credits Mining Facility produces +40% credits Structures take 25% less damage Anti-Infantry turret damage +25% Anti-Vehicle and AA turret damage +25% Prevents enemy projectiles from penetrating shield.

Combat Armor: Level 1 Combat Armor: Level 2 Survival Training Light Armor Plating: Level 1 Light Armor Plating: Level 2 Enhanced Repulsors: Level 1 Enhanced Repulsors: Level 2 Heavy Armor Plating: Level 1 Heavy Armor Plating: Level 2 Improved Treads: Level 1 Improved Treads: Level 2 Improved T4B Damage: Level 1 Improved T4B Damage: Level 2 Increased Production: Level 1 Increased Production: Level 2 Reinforced Structures Enhanced Turret Fire Power: Level 1 Enhanced Turret Fire Power: Level 2 Enhanced Base Shield

DESCRIPTION

STRUCTURE

Asteroid Mining Facility Asteroid Mining Facility Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station Rebel Space Station

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Barracks Barracks Barracks Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Mining Facility Mining Facility Research Facility Research Facility Research Facility Research Facility

Upgrades can be purchased in skirmish mode by selecting structures and clicking on the upgrade icons in the command bar. The more powerful the upgrade, the more credits it will cost.

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STRUCTURE

Barracks Barracks Barracks Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Light Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Heavy Vehicle Factory Mining Facility Mining Facility Research Facility Research Facility Research Facility Research Facility

STRUCTURE

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DESCRIPTION

Supply Dock produces +20% credits Supply Dock produces +40% credits Fighters +25% movement speed Corvettes take 25% less damage Upgrades space station to level 2. Fighter attack damage +25% Upgrades space station to level 3. Corvette attack damage +25% Frigates take 25% less damage Hard Point Laser, Ion Cannon, and Missile damage +15% Frigates +25% movement speed Upgrades space station to level 4. Hard Point Laser, Ion Cannon, and Missile damage +30% Upgrades space station to level 5. Capital Ships 25% movement speed Hard Point Laser, Ion Cannon, and Missile damage +50% Capital Ships take 25% less damage Capital ship attack damage +25%

EMPIRE UPGRADES (SPACE) Increased Supplies: Level 1 Increased Supplies: Level 2 Enhanced Reactors: Level 1 Reinforced Armor Level 1 Space Station Level 2 Improved Weapons: Level 1 Space Station Level 3 Improved Weapons: Level 2 Reinforced Armor Level 2 Improved Defenses: Level 1 Enhanced Reactors: Level 2 Space Station Level 4 Improved Defenses: Level 2 Space Station Level 5 Enhanced Reactors: Level 3 Improved Defenses: Level 3 Reinforced Armor Level 3 Improved Weapons: Level 3

Storm troopers +30% move speed Negates weather effects on your units Storm troopers +35% health Light units deflect 15 % of laser fire in a random direction, potentially hitting enemies. Light units deflect 30 % of laser fire in a random direction, potentially hitting enemies. Light units +15% move speed Light units +30% move speed Heavy units deflect 15 % of laser fire in a random direction, potentially hitting enemies. Heavy units deflect 30 % of laser fire in a random direction, potentially hitting enemies. AT-AT’s +25% move speed AT-AT attack damage +10% Mining Facility produces +20% credits Mining Facility produces +40% credits Structures take 25% less damage Anti-Infantry turret damage +25% Anti-Vehicle and AA turret damage +25% Prevents enemy projectiles from penetrating shield.

DESCRIPTION

Increased Mobility Survival Training Stamina Boost Light Reflective Armor: Level 1 Light Reflective Armor: Level 2 Enhanced Reactors: Level 1 Enhanced Reactors: Level 2 Heavy Reflective Armor: Level 1 Heavy Reflective Armor: Level 2 Improved AT-AT Reactors: Level 1 Improved AT-AT Reactors: Level 2 Increased Production: Level 1 Increased Production: Level 2 Reinforced Structures Enhanced Turret Fire Power: Level 1 Enhanced Turret Fire Power: Level 2 Enhanced Base Shield

EMPIRE UPGRADES (LAND)

Upgrades can be purchased in skirmish mode by selecting structures and clicking on the upgrade icons in the command bar. The more powerful the upgrade, the more credits it will cost.

IMPERIAL UPGRADES

Combat Armor Production Boost: Victory Star Destroyer

Anaxes Black Market Influences

Improved AT-AT Reactors

Byss

Ground Base Stealth Rebel

Dantooine Human

Production Boost: SPMA-T Ilum

High Credit Value Production Boost: 2-M Tank

Kessel Korriban

Production Boost: Imperial Star Destroyer; Capital Ship Producer

Ground Base Stealth

Kashyyyk

Kuat

Unit Restriction: repulsor lift Vehicles

Ground Base Stealth

Jabiim

Hoth

Production Boost: A-wing Squadron Production Boost: MPTL

Fresia Geonosis

Production Boost: T4-B Tank

Production Boost: Alliance Assault Frigate; Capital Ship Producer

Fondor

Eriadu

Light Reflective Armor

Ground Base Stealth

Dagobah

Endor

High Credit Value

Production Boost: Infantry

20% Price Reduction

20% Price Reduction

20% Price Reduction

20% Price Reduction

Planet generates more credits, and gains a boost for mining facilities.

Ground bases cannot be seen by the enemy unless actually landing on the planet.

2-M Tanks, T2-B Tanks, Scout Troopers and Assault Speeders cannot be deployed on the planet.

20% Price Reduction

Ground bases cannot be seen by the enemy unless actually landing on the planet.

20% Price Reduction 20% Price Reduction

20% Price Reduction

TIE mauler, AT-ST, AT-AA gain a 15% chance to reflect blaster fire.

Ground bases cannot be seen by the enemy unless actually landing on the planet.

Ground bases cannot be seen by the enemy unless actually landing on the planet.

Planet generates more credits and gains a boost for mining facilities.

20% Price Reduction

20% Price Reduction

20% Price Reduction

AT-ATs receive a 20% boost to speed and firepower.

Tactical information for nearby systems surrounding Bothawui

Planet generates more credits, and gains a boost for mining facilities.

20% Price Reduction

The income per day can vary from very low to very high.

Planet generates more credits, and gains a boost for mining facilities.

20% Price Reduction

50% Damage Reduction for Rebel Troopers

Planet generates more credits, and gains a boost for mining facilities.

EFFECT

Galactic

Galactic

Planet Only

Planet Only

Planet Only

Galactic

Planet Only

Galactic Galactic

Galactic Galactic

Galactic

Planet Only Both

Planet Only

Planet Only

Galactic

Galactic

Galactic

Galactic

Planets

Planet Only

Galactic

Planet Only

Planet Only

Galactic

Galactic

Planet Only

Galactic

EFFECT RANGE

PLANETARY BONUSES

Production Boost: Corellian Corvette

Coruscant

Corulag

Corellia

Production Boost: Infantry

Spy Network is visible.

Bothawui Carida

High Credit Value

Production Boost: Acclamator

High Credit Value

Bondan

Bestine

Bespin

Atzerri

Alzoc III

High Credit Value

Alderaan

Aeten II

Production Boost: AT-ST

ADVANTAGE

Abregado rae

PLANETS

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Empire

Empire

Empire

Both

Both`

Neither

Empire

Both

Rebels Rebels

Rebels Rebels

Empire

Both

Both

Both

Rebels

Both

Empire

Both

Both

Empire

Both

Both

Empire

Rebels

Both

Human

Wookiee

Human

Human

Geonosians

Human

Human

Ewok

Galactic

Human/ Imperial Guard

Human

Human

Human

Human

Bothans

Human

Human

Human

Human

Empire

Empire

Rebel

Rebel

Empire Rebel

Empire Rebel

Rebel

Rebels

Empire

Empire

Rebel

Empire

Rebel

Rebel

Pirate

Empire

Rebel

FACTION INDIGENOUS FAVORED POPULATION ALIGNMENT

T4-B Damage Upgrade Black Market Influences Stamina Boost Production Boost: Tartan Cruiser; Capital Ship Producer Light Armor Upgrade Tactical Auto-Heal: Infantry Improved Weapons L1

Naboo Nal Hutta Ryloth Sullust Tatooine Thyferra Vergesso Asteroids Yavin

Wayland

Taris

Shola

Polus

Improved Treads

Enhanced shielding L1

Production Boost: T2-B Tank

Tactical Auto-Damage: Infantry

High Credit Value

Production Boost: Calamari Cruiser; Capital Ship Producer

Tactical Auto-Heal: Infantry

Mon Calamari

Manaan

ADVANTAGE

PLANETS

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Galactic

X-wing, Y-wing, A-wing and Z-95 squadrons gain a 25% bonus to shield strength.

Grants a 25% speed boost to all MPTL and T4-B tanks

X-wing, Y-wing, A-wing and Z-95 squadrons gain a 25% damage bonus.

Infantry automatically heal over a period of time during tactical battles.

T2-B tanks and Assault Speeders gain a 25% bonus to armor.

20% Price Reduction

20% Price Reduction

Rebels

Rebels

Empire

Empire

Neither

Both

Both

Rebels

Rebels

Galactic

Galactic

Rebels

Galactic

Planet Only, Both Defender Only

Galactic

Galactic

Galactic

All infantry takes damage over time during tactical battles. Planet Only

Stormtroopers gain a 35% health bonus.

Planet generates more credits, and gains a boost for mining facilities.

Planet Only

Planet Only

The income per day can vary from very low to very high.

Human

Human

Jawa/ Human

Human

Sullustan

Twi’lek

Hutts

Human/ Gungan

Rebels

Rebel

Pirate

Rebel

Empire

Rebel

Pirate

Pirate

Rebel

Rebel

Galactic

Mon Calamari

T4-B tanks gain a 25% damage bonus.

20% Price Reduction

Rebels

Planet Only, Both Defender Only

Galactic

Infantry automatically heal over a period of time during tactical battles.

FACTION INDIGENOUS FAVORED POPULATION ALIGNMENT

EFFECT RANGE

EFFECT

Planet

Anaxes Byss Carida Corulag Coruscant Eriadu Fresia Korriban Kuat Taris

Abregado_rae Bestine Bothawui Corellia Dantooine Endor Fondor Geonosis Jabiim Kashyyyk Mon Calamari Naboo Sullust Tatooine Yavin

Atzerri Nal Hutta Ryloth Wayland

INDIGENOUS FORCES

Indigenous 1

Human Human Human Human Human Human Human Human Human Human

Human Human Bothans Human Human Ewok Human Geonosians Human Wookiee Mon Calamari Human Sullustan Jawa / Human Human

Human Hutts Twi'lek Human

Faction

Empire Empire Empire Empire Empire Empire Empire Empire Empire Empire

Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel Rebel

Indigenous 2

Faction

Imperial Guard Empire

Gungan Rebel

Sandpeople Hostile

Pirate Pirate Pirate Pirate

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CREDITS PETROGLYPH

DEVELOPMENT TEAM PRODUCER

Chuck Kroegel

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Ted Morris

DESIGN DIRECTOR

Joe Bostic

ART DIRECTOR

Gary Cox

AUDIO DIRECTOR

Frank Klepacki

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

Steve Tall

LEAD PROGRAMMER

Michael Legg

LEAD GRAPHICS PROGRAMMER

Greg Hjelstrom

LEAD AI PROGRAMMER

Bret Ambrose PROGRAMMERS

Brian Hayes Oksana Kubushyna James Richmond Jason Curtice James Yarrow Andre Arsenault Yang Li Hector Yee Eric Yiskis SENIOR ARTISTS

Elie Arabian Eric Kearns ARTISTS

Michael Amerson Adam Pitts UI ARTIST

Herb Ellwood DESIGNERS

Patrick Pannullo Dan Etter Christopher Rubyor Rich Donnelly Joe Gernert AI DESIGNER

Steve Copeland

CAMPAIGN DESIGNER, WRITER

Adam Isgreen

LINE PRODUCER, ADDITIONAL DESIGN

Michael Fetterman

OPERATIONS MANAGER

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Cristy Huender

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING

Mike Lytle Chris Brooks Justin Ficarrotta Maria Teruel Colt McAnlis ADDITIONAL ART

Nick Teasdale Charlie Howell CONCEPT ARTIST

Daniel Miller IT SUPPORT

Curtis Shellman

COMMUNITY MANAGER

Christopher Rubyor GENERAL MANAGER

Chuck Kroegel

STUDIO DIRECTORS

Steve Tall Joe Bostic PRESIDENT

Michael Legg

LUCASARTS

VOICE DIRECTOR

Will Beckman

ASSISTANT VOICE DIRECTOR

Jennifer Sloan

SENIOR VOICE EDITOR

Cindy Wong

ASSISTANT VOICE EDITOR

G.W. Childs

ORIGINAL STAR WARS SOUND EFFECTS

Ben Burtt

ORIGINAL STAR WARS MUSIC COMPOSED BY

John Williams

p & © Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved. Used under authorization. Published by Bantha Music (BMI). Administered and/or co-published with Warner-Tamerlane Music Publishing Corp. INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION ASSISTANT, LEAD

Phillip Berry

ASSISTANT PRODUCER

INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

INTERNATIONAL LEAD TESTER

David “Rogue” Silverstein

Bertrand Reyes Estrellado

SUPERVISING PRODUCER

Chris Williams

ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS

Matt Fillbrandt Chuck McFadden ASSOCIATE PRODUCER, WRITER

Justin Lambros

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

James Morris

LOCALIZATION PRODUCER

Hiromi Okamoto

TECHNICAL DIRECTION

Jonathan Williams Nick Pavis LEAD TESTERS

Nick Eberle Mark Montuya

ASSISTANT LEAD TESTERS

Brandon Hutt Eric Brummel Michael Blair

Ken Balough

Jason Pimentel QA TESTERS

Aaron Sarver Ahmad Abbott Alex Colom Carlos “Scud” Godinez Christopher Gross Chris Thomas Clay Norman Dani McCoy Daniel Eanes Gabriel Bootz Gregory Quinones Henry Hall Jeff Manners John Edmond Jonathan Craig Julian James Michael Ward Ken Barnes Kip Bunyea Neilie Johnson Nick Dengler Russ Ogilivie Serge Tcherniavskii Seth Benton

Tom “Toom” Drake Zak Huntwork Mathieu Belair Jason Webb

COMPATIBILITY SUPERVISOR AND LEAD TECHNICAL WRITER

Lynn Taylor

SR. LEAD COMPATIBILITY TECHNICIAN

Dan Martinez

LEAD COMPATIBILITY TECHNICIAN AND MULTIPLAYER LAB LEAD

Kim Jardin

COMPATIBILITY TECHNICIANS

Brian Deksnys Isaiah Webb John Shields Lester Siat

Jean-François Gagné Philippe Emond

PRODUCTION CONSULTANT

Noah Falstein

ADDITIONAL WRITING

Ken Melville

MANAGER OF QUALITY SERVICES

Paul Purdy

SENIOR LEAD TESTER

Chane Doc Hollander QUALITY SERVICES COMPUTER TECHNICIAN

John Carsey

AUDIO AND INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT MANAGER

Darragh O’Farrell PRESIDENT

Jim Ward

PROGRAMMER

VICE PRESIDENT OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

ENZYME LABS MANAGEMENT

VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE

Charlie Smith

Carolljo Maher Nicolas Liorzou

ENZYME LABS PROJECT MANAGERS

Christine Baxter Darren Keenan ENZYME LABS LEAD TESTERS

Francis Favreau Francis Labrecque Jean-François Pilon ENZYME LABS TESTERS

Peter Hirschmann Kevin Weston

VICE PRESIDENT OF GLOBAL MARKETING AND SALES

John Geoghegan

SENIOR DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION SERVICES

Atsuko Matsumoto DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL MARKETING

Kevin Kurtz

DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL SALES

Aki Holopainen Kevin Kebodeaux Dominic Norman Frédéric Blanchette DIRECTOR OF STUDIO OPERATIONS James Snyder Matt White Joey Lockie Maxime Turgeon ASSOCIATE PRODUCT Philippe Masse MANAGER Yan Ouellet Matt Shell Eric Bissonnette MARKETING Stefan Stanczykowski COORDINATOR Yelena Kozlova ENZYME LABS INTERNATIONAL TESTERS

Félix Gauthier Iain Williamson Luc Cruz Norbert Landertshamer Paul-André Renaud Philippe St-Amant

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

MEDIA AND EVENTS PUBLICISTS

Alexis Mervin Hadley Fitzgerald

SALES AND CHANNEL MARKETING

Kristina Landies Mike Maguire OPERATIONS

Evelyne Bolling Scott Fry Carlos Bustillo FINANCE

Dan Nystrom Karen Downey Mary Beth Ratto Melissa Galicia Neena Bonetti Rita Flores

INTERNET MARKETINGMANAGER

Jim Passalacqua Paul Ens

SENIOR MANAGER OF STRATEGIC MARKETING

Sean Denny

CONSUMER INSIGHTS STRATEGIC MARKETING SPECIALIST

Melissa Blegen CAST

Brian Bascle

KYLE KATARN, REBEL PILOT, REBEL TROOPER, ADDITIONAL VOICES

Carolyn Seymour MON MOTHMA

Chris Cox

REBEL TROOPER, X-WING PILOT, ADDITIONAL VOICES

Corey Burton

TIE FIGHTER PILOT, V-WING PILOT , ADDITIONAL VOICES

Denny Delk NARRATOR

Edmund Dehn

COMMANDER ACKBAR

ASSISTANT TO THE VP OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Mette Adams

STUDIO COORDINATOR

Peggy Ary

MANUAL WRITERS

Matt Keast James Morris

MANUAL DESIGNER

Patty Hill

MASTERING LAB/PRODUCT SUPPORT SUPERVISOR

Jay Geraci

MASTERING LAB

Eric Rauch Jay Tye Scott Taylor

ADDITIONAL ART

Gregory Harsh Greg Knight IT SUPPORT

Akira Hiyama Brendan Lloyd Chad Williams Daryll Jacobson Dinesh Katariya Dylan Coates Fisher Key

Greg Millies Jim Carpenter Jody Madden Joe Shum John Doak John von Eichhorn Lee Mehelis Matt Gallaher Melanie Jacobson Mike Ethridge Rich Murillo Robert Santos Sean Tisdale Sean Whitacre Thomas Chan Victor TancrediBallugera Wes Anderson

SPECIAL THANKS

Ananda and Hans Selk Andrés Pinto Bryan Siat Caeser Cameron Suey Catalina Edmond Chester at village Chris Susen Colin Carley Cynthia Martinez David Zemke Dino McBarber Don Mesa Elina Shcop Eric Antanavich Gary Chew Greg Robles. Thanks BUSINESS AFFAIRS for 14 years of Anne Marie Hawkins great work! Jannett Shirley-Paul Heather Desurvire, John Garrett Behavioristics, Inc. Mark Barbolak Jason Alexander Seth Steinberg Jim Diaz LUCAS LICENSING Joanie and Aiden Chris Gollaher Deksnys Kristi Kaufman Jose Estrellado, Sr. Leland Chee Julie Morreti Stacy Cheregotis Karla MoranStacy Arnold McFadden

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George Lucas

Gary Martin

Lloyd Floyd

Temuera Morrison

Grant Albrecht

EMPEROR PALPATINE, A-WING PILOT, RED LEADER

AT-AT COMMANDER, IMPERIAL OFFICER, ADDITIONAL VOICES

INTERDICTOR CRUISER, TIE MAULER COMMANDER, ADDITIONAL VOICES IMPERIAL OFFICER 1, REBEL FIELD COMMANDER, ADDITIONAL VOICES

Jamie Glover

COLONEL VEERS, ADDITIONAL VOICES

John Armstrong HAN SOLO

Kath Soucie

MARA JADE,REBEL HUD

Lex Lang

SCOUT TROOPER, T4-B TANK COMMANDER, ADDITIONAL VOICES

LUKE SKYWALKER

Nick Jameson Paul Darrow

GRAND MOFF TARKIN

Rupert Degas

CAPTAIN PIETT, IMPERIAL OFFICER 2, ADDITIONAL VOICES

Scott Lawrence DARTH VADER

BOBA FETT

Timothy Watson Tom Kane

C-3PO, ADDITIONAL VOICES

Wayne Grace

ALLIANCE SHUTTLE, GALLOFREE TRANSPORT

Steve Blum

EMPIRE HUD, STORMTROOPER, ADDITIONAL VOICES

Stephen Stanton

CAPTAIN ANTILLES, OBI-WAN KENOBI, ADDITIONAL VOICES

Anne Marie Stein PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER

Jason Andersen STUDIO PUBLICIST

Chris Baker

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CONTENTS SECTION 1: Installation Installing the Game Getting Started Where to Get Help

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Zann Consortium Faction Corruption The Black Market Multiplayer Updates New and Updated Maps New Units Other Updates

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Updates to Existing Units and Structures

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Some of the information in this manual may have changed prior to the game’s release. If any information you are looking for does not appear correct, please refer to the ReadMe files by accessing it through the launcher.

SECTION 3: NEW HEROES, UNITS & STRUCTURES Consortium Rebel Galactic Empire

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You must have Star Wars TM : Empire at War TM installed in order to play Star Wars TM : Empire at War TM : Forces of Corruption TM .

SECTION 4: MULTIPLAYER Multiplayer Overview

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The Zann Consortium Faction in Multiplayer Campaign Mode 26 APPENDIX (CHARTS) Planetary Bonus Chart Consortium Upgrades Chart Planetary Corruption Chart Faction Differentiation Chart Tactical Comparisons Chart Credits How to Contact LucasArts

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Software License and Limited Warranty

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Default Controls

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INTRODUCTION In Star Wars: Empire at War, you controlled an entire war for the Star Wars galaxy as the Rebel Alliance or the Galactic Empire. Now, face off against them as the criminal faction in Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption. This expansion pack presents a new, unique point of view of the Galactic Civil War. For the first time ever, you play as Tyber Zann, an up-and-coming criminal genius. Corruption and villainy run through your veins and drive you to become the most notorious criminal leader in the galaxy.

INSTALLING THE GAME You must have Star Wars: Empire at War installed on your hard drive before you can install Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption. Insert the Forces of Corruption expansion pack disc into your computer’s CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. If you have Autorun enabled, the game’s launcher will appear. Click the install button to begin installing the game on your computer and follow the onscreen instructions that guide you through the setup process. If your computer does not have Autorun enabled, open My Computer and double-click on the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive showing the Forces of Corruption icon . Double-click the program icon to open the launcher. NOTE: We recommend turning off all background applications and virus scanners before beginning installation. If you experience problems with the installation, click the “Help” button on the launcher menu and read the Troubleshooting Guide for more information.

GETTING STARTED Tutorials Even if you already know how to play Star Wars: Empire at War, we strongly suggest you play through Tutorial #8. Not only will you be introduced to the new game features, you will also be directly involved in the unfolding rivalry between Tyber Zann and Jabba the Hutt.

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Campaign Experience Tyber Zann’s rise to power as a galactic crime lord through a series of story based missions, spreading corruption and fighting battles on land and in space. Guide the Zann Consortium from nothing to the inevitable final conflict, acquiring forbidden technology, new heroes and planets along the way. Galactic Conquest Choose from a number of different scenarios. Each features galaxies of different sizes, technology levels and starting credits. This game mode allows players the opportunity to conquer the galaxy any way they want without being locked into a specific story line. Skirmish Choose from a number of different space or land maps to conduct a battle on. This game mode allows the player the opportunity to play a single battle without having to conquer the entire Star Wars galaxy.

WHERE TO GET HELP In-Game Help If you are not familiar with how to play Star Wars: Empire at War or if you’ve never played a strategy game, the best place to start is with the Tutorials. Additional play tips and advice are offered during play by the droid advisor. LucasArts Community Forums The LucasArts Community Forums is a place for discussions and technical support for LucasArts video games. For message board discussions about Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption, including discussions about the original game, visit: http://forums.lucasarts.com. Contacting LucasArts Please see page 39 in the back of the manual for information on how to contact LucasArts and services provided.



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New features & Changes The Zann Consortium Faction

(Underworld) A wretched hive of scum and villainy, the Consortium lies, cheats, bribes, kidnaps, extorts, steals and fights to achieve victory. Led by Tyber Zann, the Consortium’s goal is not to conquer the entire galaxy, but to own it. The Consortium employs ships and vehicles never before seen in the Star Wars universe. They use outlawed black market technology and spread their web of corruption throughout the galaxy.

Consortium Story Campaign Forces of Corruption offers an all new story-driven campaign that follows the exploits of criminal genius Tyber Zann and his rise to become the galaxy’s most notorious criminal leader.

Corruption Corruption is a brand new game mechanic that gives the player a unique set of options to spread criminal influence throughout the galaxy. The Consortium uses Defilers to spread corruption. Defilers can be recruited at any Consortium controlled planet with a Consortium Palace structure. Moving a Defiler to the “Spread Corruption” slot of any enemy planet begins the corruption process. There are a total of eight corruption options to choose from which vary depending on planets and prerequisites. The 3 most basic corruption options (Intimidation, Piracy and Kidnapping) require a special tactical mission while the others do not. The eight corruption options are as follows: Intimidation Intimidation requires a special ground combat mission in which the Consortium goes to the planet specifically to intimidate a senior planetary official. Requirements: Credits available to expend on the operation and a Consortium hero. Benefits: Permanently removes the special abilities of that planet. Unlocks the “Racketeering” corruption option.

NEW FEATURES & CHANGES Piracy Piracy requires a special space combat mission where the Consortium establishes piracy at a planet by eliminating a number of enemy space forces. Requirements: Credits available to expend on the operation and a Consortium hero. Benefits: New enemy ship type available for the Consortium to build and use in combat. Unlocks “Black Market” and “Slavery” corruption options. Kidnapping Kidnapping requires a special tactical mission to capture a target. Requirements: Credits available to expend on the operation and a Consortium hero. Benefits: The Consortium receives a large sum of credits. Unlocks “Bribery” corruption option. Racketeering Once unlocked, the Consortium can set up an extortion racket at a planet ensuring the right people get a cut of any action resulting from combat. Requirements: At least one Intimidation mission completed. Mercenary Assault Squads available to commit and credits available to expend on the operation. Benefits: The Consortium receives a larger stream of credits than normal. Bribery Once unlocked, the Consortium can establish a bribery ring with officials at a planet for special favors and information.

Requirements: At least one Kidnapping mission completed and credits available to expend on the operation. Benefits: Enemy bases no longer produce garrisons during combat. Consortium is alerted to enemy fleet movements at the corrupted planet and nearby systems. Unlocks the “Corrupt Militia” corruption option.



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Corrupt Militia Once unlocked, the Consortium can establish a militia recruiting drive on the planet. This will cause the indigenous forces on the planet to fight for the Consortium. Requirements: At least one Bribery mission completed and credits available to expend on the operation. Benefits: Indigenous units ally with the Consortium during combat on that planet. If corruption is removed from the world, the planet will revolt and become neutral. Black Market Once unlocked, the Consortium can establish a Black Market at a planet making all sorts of illicit technology available for purchase. Requirements: At least one Piracy mission completed and credits available to expend on the operation. Benefits: The Consortium can purchase outlawed technology for use as special abilities on combat units. Slavery Once unlocked, the Consortium can force the local population at an enslaved planet to become combat units for the Consortium to use anywhere in the galaxy. Requirements: At least one Piracy mission completed and credits available to expend on the operation. Benefits: The indigenous population from enslaved planets can be recruited as combat units for the Consortium.

Corruption Notes The Empire and Rebellion are able to detect Consortium corruption and have the ability to remove it. However, both receive benefits from corruption such as cheaper production, faster build times and smugglers that do not time out when siphoning credits on corrupted worlds.

Removing Corruption Some Empire and Rebel heroes can remove corruption at the Galactic level from affected planets. This is accomplished by dragging them to the “Remove Corruption” slot on a corrupted planet in Galactic mode.

NEW FEATURES & CHANGES The Black Market The Consortium accesses the Black Market to purchase outlawed technology for use in combat as special abilities or unit modes. The technology available differs between the Rebels and the Empire. The Consortium should establish a black market on both Rebel and Imperial worlds. To access the Black Market, send Tyber Zann, Urai Fen or Silri to the “Buy” slot at a Black Market planet to purchase new technology. The Black Market Window will appear with an assortment of technology available for purchase. You will also see technology that is not yet available or has already been purchased. Note – The price of Black Market technology varies in relation to the tech levels of the Rebellion and Empire. It is also best to have more than one Black Market available in order to have a variety of technology available. To see a list of planets where the Black Market can be established at see page 30 for the Planetary Corruption chart.

Advanced Base Layout The Advanced Base Layout screen allows players to organize troops and structures by moving them into various tactical positions on the battlefield. Entering the Advanced Base Layout screen is not required. However, organizing your troops and structures strategically allows for greater defense and tactics. To view the Advanced Base Layout, click on the “Base Layout” button above the ground unit slots while zoomed into a planet in galactic mode. Using the Advanced Base Layout to Defend a Planet To move troops and structures, simply left-click on the unit icon and hold, then drag and drop it to the desired location. Using the Advanced Base Layout to Spy on Enemy Bases The Advanced Base Layout can also be used to see where the enemy has placed its troops and base structures. You can only do this on corrupted planets. To spy on the enemy’s base layout, click on the “Base Layout” button above the ground unit slots while zoomed into a corrupted planet. Note – Both the Rebellion and Empire can also use the Advanced Base Layout screen for defensive layout and spying as well. In order to use the Advanced Base Layout Screen for spying, the Empire must send a probe droid and the Rebellion must send C-3PO and R2-D2 to the enemy planet.



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Outposts

Multiplayer Updates

In Skirmish mode, players can now capture Outpost Build Pads. When captured, Outposts have three building options available. Two of the options are shared between factions, while the third option is faction specific. They are as follows:

Players can now pit all three factions against each other in three way faction battles or test their skills fighting the same faction against itself in Mirror Play. Players who are members of clans will now also be able to fight for their clan to attain the top slot on a new clan ladder! See page 26 for more details.

Mining Facility – Produces a fast credit income stream. They can also be upgraded to further increase the speed of credit income whereas Resource Pads cannot.

There are a variety of new skirmish maps available for space and land combat. Many of the older maps from Star Wars: Empire at War have also been updated and included as part of this expansion as well. The new skirmish maps can be found in the skirmish options screen and in the host game setup screen for multiplayer.

Hutt Palace – Allows the recruiting of several mercenary units that are not available to any faction. They are the Swamp Speeder, Pod Walker and Skiff. Repulsorlift Jammer (Consortium) – Prevents enemy repulsorlift vehicles from operating by effectively sticking them to the ground. Consortium units are not affected. Uplink Station (Rebellion) – Allows the Rebellion to ping sensors on any area of the map to remove the fog of war. This lasts for a brief period of time. Magnapulse Cannon (Empire) – A cannon that fires blasts of plasma at enemy vehicles effectively disabling them for a brief period of time. Imperial units are not affected. Note – Mining Facilities and Hutt Palaces are no longer free standing structures as they were in Star Wars: Empire at War and have been moved to the outpost as universal build options.

Orbital Bombardment Players can now call down an orbital bombardment during land battles, if they have capital ships in orbit above the planet. In land skirmish mode, orbital bombardments must be purchased at the player’s base. On the tactical map, there will be a large red button in the command bar. Clicking the button will allow the placement of a large targeting cursor on the map. Select a target and the orbital bombardment will begin. Orbital Bombardment does not affect your own units.

Game Replay Game Replay files can only be saved after multiplayer skirmish games. You can find the “Save Replay” button in the Battle Summary screen after a skirmish game has been completed. To watch a replay file go to the Load Game menu, select the “Show Recorded Games” checkbox, select the replay file you want to watch and press the Load Button.

New Maps and Updated Maps

There are also 6 new galactic conquest campaigns unique to this expansion pack. The new galactic conquest campaigns can be found in the galactic conquest options screen and in the host game setup screen for multiplayer.

New Units In addition to the new units that have been added specifically for the Consortium, several new units have also been added for both the Empire and Rebellion. For a complete list of new units see page 12.

Other Updates Consortium Technology Progression In Galactic Conquest mode, the Consortium gains access to all ships, vehicles and units by upgrading their space stations and owning the appropriate base buildings on planets. Unlike the Rebellion and Empire, the Consortium units do not initially have any special abilities until they are upgraded with the appropriate Black Market technology. In Skirmish mode the Consortium upgrades in the same way as the Rebellion and Empire for balancing purposes.

Pathfinder Slot

The pathfinder slot is a gold box found in the top left corner of each fleet slot. The unit that is placed in the pathfinder slot will be the first unit to enter tactical battle. All remaining forces will need to be brought into battle via reinforcement.



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NEW FEATURES & CHANGES Repair Station Hardpoints

Mobile Defense Units Mobile Defense Units are land vehicles that provide build pad functionality on a mobile platform. They can be deployed anywhere on the battlefield, and have three unique build options for each faction. To use an MDU, select one and click on its “Deploy” icon in the command bar. Once deployed, move the cursor over the MDU and select one of its build options. To set it back to its mobile state, you must sell the build option, select the MDU and click on the “Undeploy” icon in the command bar.

When a space station hardpoint has been damaged, you can repair it to full health. Placing the cursor over a damaged hardpoint will change the cursor to a wrench. Clicking on the hardpoint will begin the repair process. When initiated, the hardpoint will repair over time.

Terrain Enhancements There are different types of terrain that can benefit or harm your units during land tactical. A status icon will appear on selected units that are affected by the following terrain.



Bunkers Bunkers give more tactical opportunities on the battlefield, allowing you to hold ground and fortify key areas on the map. Only infantry and heroes can occupy bunkers. To place units into a bunker select up to five infantry units and then move the cursor over the bunker. The cursor will change to a down arrow indicating that the bunker can be occupied. Right clicking will then move the selected units into the bunker. All bunkers display red dots above them indicating how many units are inside. The red dots are also visible to the enemy. Selecting an occupied bunker will display a list of units occupying it in the command bar. Clicking on a unit icon in the command bar will eject the unit individually. To eject all the units at the same time, select and right click the bunker. When bunkers are destroyed, all units occupying it are damaged and ejected.

Troop Transports Troop transports give each faction greater mobility when moving units across the battlefield. Vehicles that have the ability to transport units are the Consortium F9-TZ Cloaking Transport, the Imperial HAVt B5 Juggernaut Transport, and the Rebel Gallofree Heavy Troop Transport. You can place and remove units from transports in the same fashion you would garrison a bunker. The red dots are also visible to the enemy.

Special Ability Autofire Players now have the option of letting their units use their special abilities automatically. This setting is optional and can be enabled and disabled in the Game options screen or by right clicking on individual units’ special ability icons in the command bar.

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Infantry Only – These are areas of the terrain that only infantry can pass through, such as forests and thick shrubbery. Land based vehicles are unable to pass through this type of terrain. Water – Units that pass through water will move at a slower rate than normal. Lava – Units affected by lava will slowly take damage over time. Height Bonus – Units on higher ground will gain a slight increase in sight range and a weapon range increase.

Updates to Existing Units and Structures Galactic Empire Changes Bounty Hunter – Neutralizing heroes costs less over corrupted worlds.

General Changes Field Commanders – These battlefield units now offer additional bonuses in battle including stealth detection and accuracy bonuses in harsh weather environments. Space Stations – The Rebel and Imperial Communications Array hardpoints are linked to the Hyper Velocity Gun and Ion Cannon. If the hard point is destroyed, you lose the ability to use these weapons during space tactical combat. Smuggler – Smugglers do not expire on corrupted worlds. Cantina – When units are purchased from Cantinas on corrupted worlds, the price is considerably less. Mercenary Outfitter – The Mercenary Outfitter offers unique battlefield upgrades specific to this structure. If the structure is destroyed or sold, upgrades are no longer available. The upgrades include the following:

Structure Shielding – Structures have a 30% chance to reflect laser projectiles fired at them.



Secure Area – Reinforcement point takes 20% less time to capture.



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Consortium Heroes: Tyber Zann (Merciless)

Self proclaimed leader of the Underworld organization, the Zann Consortium. Tyber Zann is cold, methodical and ruthless to the core.Tyber commands his personal flagship the Merciless. Special: • Bribe (Land) – Bribes enemy units to fight for the Consortium. • Blast (Space) – When activated, the Merciless’s weapon systems will charge up, resulting in two very powerful blasts. • Cloak (Space and Land) – Tyber or the Merciless becomes invisible to the enemy. • Purchase Black Market Technology (Galactic) – Tyber can be used to purchase black market technology.

New Heroes, Units & Structures IG-88 (IG-2000)

An assassin droid who’s one of the galaxy’s most feared and proficient bounty hunters. IG-88 pilots the ship, IG-2000. Special: • Spread Infection (Land) – Shot through a sniper rifle, the gas spreads from unit to unit doing damage and infecting new units that come into its range. • Radioactive Contamination (Land) – Contaminates areas of the environment making it deadly to enemy infantry. • Corrupt Systems (Space) – This ability causes targeted enemy ships to malfunction, fire inaccurately, drain shield power and deactivate abilities. • Hack Death Star (Galactic) – IG-88 can be used to hack the Death Star and destroy everything in orbit around a planet. Permanently removes IG-88 from play.

Bossk (Hound’s Tooth) Urai Fenn

Tyber Zann’s second in command, Urai Fenn is a wise and ancient warrior who prefers the art of hand-to-hand combat.

A tenacious and greedy Trandoshan bounty hunter who values credits over everything else. Bossk pilots the ship Hound’s Tooth.

Special: • Sonic Stunner (Land) – A radial effect emanating from Urai that stuns all infantry in its radius. • Cloak (Land) – Urai becomes invisible to the enemy on the battlefield. • Purchase Black Market Technology (Galactic) – Urai can be used to purchase black market technology.

Special: • Flamethrower (Land) – Bossk’s flamethrower causes tremendous amounts of damage and has a long range. • Weapon Swap (Land) – Bossk can switch between his rifle and a grenade launcher. Grenades will create a huge blast radius that lingers for a few seconds. Units that pass through the affected area will take damage. • Sensor Jamming (Space) – Hides units from enemy radar.

Space Units: Silri

Devious, cunning and dangerous. Silri is a force wielding Nightsister in Tyber Zann’s employ. Special: • Drain Life (Land) – Drains life from nearby units and converts it to her own. • Summon Rancor (Land) – Summons Silri’s pet Rancor into battle. • Purchase Black Market Technology (Galactic) – Silri can be used to purchase black market technology.

RZ-52 Dekard Transport Ship This shuttle is highly maneuverable, well armored and has no offensive abilities. It is mainly used as a ground unit transport. Special: None.

StarViper Fighter A powerful and versatile fighter. It has extremely high maneuverability, an impressive array of firepower and carries a payload of Buzz Droids that when deployed wreak havoc on enemy ships. Special: • Buzz Droids – Droids that tear ships up from the outside.

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Skipray A heavy unit once favored by the Empire, it was eventually phased out and replaced. However, Tyber Zann redesigned the ship as a bomber by converting its cargo hold and adding sensor jamming equipment.

Aggressor-class Destroyer A Consortium capital ship of unique design, the Aggressor-class Destroyer is built around a pair of cannons that fire two shots in succession inflicting massive damage on a target.

Special: • Sensor Jamming – Hides units from enemy radar.

Special: • Self Destruct – The Aggressor can be set to self destruct causing EXTENSIVE damage to nearby ships.

Crusader-class Corvette Named for the crusaders of Mandalorian past, this gunship is well armed with highly accurate point defense laser cannons designed to destroy incoming enemy missiles and efficiently eliminate fighters. Special: • Point Defense Laser System – Unique defense system that targets incoming enemy missiles (Proton Torpedoes and missiles) and destroys them.

Interceptor-class Frigate (Interceptor IV) Refitted with better engines, shielding and most notably, increased firepower over its predecessors. The Interceptor IV has become the workhorse of the Consortium Fleet. Special: • Full Salvo – Fires a continuous volley of concussion missiles at its target.

Vengeance-class Frigate A unique frigate class unit with mass driver cannons that bypass shields and do direct damage to the hull of their target. The ship contains no shields, but is equipped with a cloaking generator allowing it to disappear from enemy radar and visual range. Special: • Cloak – The ship becomes invisible to enemies on the battlefield and on their radar.

Keldabe-class Battleship A formidable new capital ship. It is fitted with a weapon that leeches shields from its target, and uses the stolen energy to power its own weapon systems. Special: • Leech Shield Power – The drained shield power is routed to the Keldabe’s weapon systems.

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Ground Units: Mercenary Assault Squad The basic infantry units of Tyber Zann’s ground forces. They carry modified Disruptor Rifles that can be instantly switched between disruptor and standard blaster ammunition. Special: • Stimpack – Increases the movement speed and damage dealt to enemies for a short while, but also damages the Mercenary Assault Squad when used.

Grenadier The Grenadier squad is a backup infantry unit. Its members carry Grenade Launchers loaded with standard concussion grenade ammunition. They rarely need to get within blaster range to do tremendous damage. Special: • Proximity Mines – Small explosives that can be dropped anywhere, delivering massive damage when the enemy steps on them. • Stimpack – Increases the movement speed and damage dealt to enemies for a short while, but also damages the grenadier squad when used.

Destroyer Droid Mk II This durasteel armored combat droid still maintains its frightening insectoid design from the Clone Wars Era. The droid is vulnerable while moving, but will uncoil and deploy shields when stationary. It has been modified to accommodate Ion Cannon mounts that are devastating to enemy shields. Special: • Swap weapons – Reconfigures gun mounts to either Ion or Blaster Cannons. Ion Cannons damage shields. blasters will do heavy damage.



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SECTION 3 F9-TZ Cloaking Transport The F9-TZ transport houses squads of infantry units and has the ability to cloak making it invisible to enemy radar and sight. The transport uses repulsor technology allowing it to travel over water. Special: • Cloak – Causes the unit to disappear making it invisible to enemy radar and sight.

Missile Attack Launcher (MAL) The MAL employs the use of concussion missiles for ranged bombardment and anti-vehicle defense. The unit has three rocket pods that pivot around the vehicle when deployed. When in motion it can target ground based vehicles without having to stop. Special: • Deploy – The MAL locks itself down, and changes the position of its rocket pods. This dramatically increases its firing range. • Weapon Swap: Missiles – Swaps between normal Concussion Missiles and Carbonite Missiles that slow their targets down in addition to damaging them.

MZ-8 Mobile Pulse Cannon The MZ-8 sacrifices speed and mobility for its firepower. It houses a heavy pulse cannon that can level a structure in a short amount of time. The MZ-8 can self-destruct by overloading its power system, creating a tremendous explosion that causes a large amount of damage.

New Heroes, Units & Structures Defiler The Defiler is a minor hero that can be used to corrupt worlds and sabotage enemy structures on a planet. Defilers prefer long range combat and creating large explosions. Special: • Corruption (Galactic) – Corrupts worlds. • Sabotage (Galactic) – Destroys en enemy structure, either on land or in space, for a price. • Remote Explosive (Land) – Sticks to buildings, enemy units, and friendly units causing massive damage when detonated. It is remotely detonated by a Defiler at any time. These explosives can also be thrown on the ground; however, enemy units can clear them from their path by shooting at them.

Vornskr Dangerous predators that have been trained to hunt and attack infantry. They can also sense the Force and are extremely useful for tracking Jedi and Sith enemies. Special: • Prowl – VORNSKRS begin scouting for nearby enemy units and Jedi. • (Innate) Detect Stealth – Stealth units cannot sneak by Vornskr. If stealth units are detected, VornskrS will howl and attack.

Consortium Mobile Defense Unit (MDU) Mobile Defense Units are land vehicles that provide build pad functionality on a mobile platform. They can be deployed anywhere on the battlefield, and have three build options. Build Options: Sensor Scrambler – Jams missiles, and hides a limited number of units within a specific radius from enemy radar.

Special: • Self Destruct – Detonates the reactors causing massive damage to nearby enemy units.

Ysalamiri Cage – Negates force-related powers within a specified radius causing them to become inactive.

Canderous Assault Tank The best heavy repulsorlift tank Mercenary types can buy. Canderous Assault Tanks are heavily armored, and armed with mass driver cannons that bypass shields. The vehicle also houses special jamming equipment that can trick enemy targeting systems into targeting the tank instead of other friendly forces. Special: • System Control – Confuses enemy targeting systems into directing fire toward the Canderous Assault Tank.

Nightsister The Nightsisters of Dathomir are Force sensitive female warriors who have been seduced by the dark side of the Force. During battle, Nightsisters use Rancors as weapons, riding on top and controlling them via the Force. Special: • Drain Life – Drains life from nearby enemy units, healing the Nghtsister.

Rocket Pod – Fires a volley of rockets that detonate on impact. It can also fire on enemy aircraft.

Ewok Handler Fat, disgusting and smelly. Ewok Handlers travel the galaxy in search of new and interesting creatures to force into service. Their most lucrative endeavour is to capture Ewoks, strap bombs to their chests and stuff them in a big bag until needed in battle. Special: None

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Structures: Palace (Command Center) The command center for Tyber Zann’s operations, this structure produces special units on some planets, Defilers, and MDU’s.

New Heroes, Units & Structures Consortium Build Pad Much like the Rebellion and Imperial Build Pads, Consortium Build Pads can build several different types of small structures. They are as follows: Mass Driver Cannon – Fires high velocity projectiles at enemy vehicles, infantry, and aircraft, penetrating their shields. Proton Torpedo Launcher – Fires a volley of proton torpedoes at enemy units.

Consortium Factory This structure produces MAL and F9-TZ Transports.

Bacta Healing Station – Bacta, a synthetic chemical developed from an ancient remedy to heal all but the most serious of wounds, is automatically dispensed to any friendly infantry units nearby. Repair Station – The Automated Repair Droid can repair damage to any friendly vehicles in the area.

Mercenary Barracks This structure produces Mercenary Assault Squads and Grenadiers.

Droid Works This structure is a combination of old Geonosian Clone Wars technology and new enhancements. The Droid Works allows the production of modified Destroyer Droids.

Sensor Node – Sensor Nodes can be placed in the battlefields to monitor locations for any kind of activity.

Consortium Space Station As with the Rebels and Galactic Empire, the Consortium also produces space stations from levels 1 through 5. The Consortium super weapon is the Plasma Cannon. Unlike the land based Rebel and Imperial super weapons, the Plasma Cannon is attached to the Consortium space station. Defense Satellite Build Options:

Consortium Bunker This structure can garrison up to five Consortium infantry and hero units.

Repulsorlift Jammer Prevents all enemy repulsorlift vehicles from functioning on the planet. This structure does not affect friendly vehicles.

Plasma Cannon – Fires high velocity plasma projectiles at enemy ships and fighters. Diamond Boron Missile Defense – Similar to the Rebel and Imperial missile turrets, these have been modified to support the more powerful Diamond Boron missile. Long Range Sensor Scrambler – Interferes with enemy radar and sight ranges, and also jams missile guidance systems.

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New Heroes, Units & Structures Space Units:

REBEL

B-wing The B-wing fighter is a heavy fighter commissioned by Admiral Ackbar shortly before the battle of Endor. Because the cockpit is surrounded by a unique gyrostabalization system, the pilot always remains stationary, even as the rest of the ship rotates during flight.

Heroes: Luke Skywalker Luke Skywalker is a young Jedi training to become a Jedi Knight like his father before him. Luke is an exceptionally skilled pilot and ground combat hero. Luke is only available in Galactic Conquest and Land skirmish games. Special: • Saber Throw – Luke will throw his lightsaber in a boomerang fashion. • Force Cloak – Creates a cloaking field around Luke making him invisible to enemy units. • (Innate) Force Absorb – Blaster fire heals Luke.

Special: • Lock S-Foils – Allows the ship to move at faster speeds in exchange for shield recharge and fire rates.

Yoda Yoda the Jedi Master is small yet very powerful. His meditative trance temporarily lifts the fog of war and allies in his presence receive bonuses. Yoda is only available in Galactic Conquest and Land skirmish games. Special: • Force Attack – Yoda’s specialized lightsaber attack move. • Force Sight – When enabled Yoda goes into a meditative trance, temporarily revealing the map.

Garm Bel Iblis (Gargantuan) A splinter Rebel Faction leader, Garm drives this oneof-a-kind prototype vehicle for his own personal use. It carries an impressive array of weaponry, and has a large cargo hold, allowing it to act as a troop transport in battle. Special: • Shield Flare – This ability drains Garm’s shields to create a massive radial blast. The damage of this blast is directly proportional to the strength of Garm’s shields when the ability is triggered. • Troop Transport – This vehicle can transport troops like regular transports except with much more firepower.

Rogue Squadron After the battle of Yavin, the pilots of Red Squadron filled out their ranks with new recruits and renamed the fighter squadron to Rogue Squadron. They are the most revered group of pilots in the Rebellion. Special: • Strike – temporarily boosts Rogue Squadron’s rate of fire, movement speed, and damage.

MC30 Frigate A light Mon Calamari craft designed to quickly destroy larger ships. It carries a large supply of proton torpedoes and is the fastest ship in its class. Special: • Cluster Bombs – Deploys bombs in a radius around the frigate. Highly damaging to smaller craft.

Ground Units: Gallofree Heavy Troop Transport The HTT was one of the few atmospheric transports engineered by Gallofree Yards for military applications. The Gallofree can carry light loads of infantry in short flights across a battlefield using heavy repulsorlift engines. It is lightly armored and best used for quick, unopposed strikes. Special: None

Rebel Mobile Defense Unit (MDU) Mobile Defense Units are land vehicles that provide build pad functionality on a mobile platform. They can be deployed anywhere on the battlefield, and have three build options. Build Options: Mobile Shield Generator – Nearby troops are covered with a protective shield. Rebel Repair Station – Repairs vehicles. Rapid Fire Laser Cannon – A unique turret that fires lasers from four barrels. It is highly effective on both vehicles and infantry.

Structures: Rebel Bunker This structure can garrison up to five Rebel infantry or hero units.

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GALACTIC EMPIRE Heroes: Death Star II Like the first Death Star, Death Star II is also armed with a superlaser capable of destroying a planet with a single blast. It also has the ability to fire on enemy capital ships during space tactical combat. Special: • Fire Weapon – Allows the Death Star II to fire its main weapon on ships during space tactical combat.

New Heroes, Units & Structures Grand Admiral Thrawn (Admonitor) The Emperor despises non-humans, but there are a few exceptions such as Grand Admiral Thrawn. He is the only non-human to ever gain the Imperial rank of Grand Admiral. Thrawn has an incredible talent for tactics and strategy. Special: • Assault – Thrawn’s ISD will fire all weapon hard points at the selected enemy target at twice the speed and doing twice the damage for a limited time. • (Innate) Combat Bonus – Imperial units fighting within a specific distance of Thrawn receive a damage bonus.

Space Units: Eclipse The Emperor’s ultimate expression of power, the Eclipseclass Super Star Destroyer boasts a planets worth of weaponry, including a superlaser that can fire at and destroy capital ships in a single blast. Special: • Coaxial Superlaser – Allows the Eclipse to fire its main weapon on ships during space tactical combat.

Executor The Executor is one of several known Super Star Destroyers commissioned by the Empire. It is a symbol of the Empire’s unlimited power and the might of any Imperial fleet. Special: • Deploy All Squadrons – Deploys all fighter squadrons at once. • Tractor Beam – Fires a beam that latches onto and holds ships in place.

General Rom Mohc (Arc Hammer) A titanic starship, the Arc Hammer is a huge factory and research ship commanded by General Rom Mohc. The main purpose of this ship is to produce Dark Troopers. While it is the size of a Star Destroyer, it is only lightly armed. Special: • (Innate) Produce Dark Trooper – Allows the player to produce Dark Troopers while the Arc Hammer is in orbit.

TIE interceptor The TIE interceptor is a technical advancement of the standard TIE fighter. It is faster, more maneuverable, slightly better armored, and has better firepower. Special: • Hunt – Automatically seek out and destroy enemies.

TIE phantom Tougher than normal TIE fighters, TIE phantoms contain both shields and a hyperdrive. They also contain a cloaking field generator allowing it to attack unseen and move through enemy territory undetected. Special: • Cloak – The ship becomes invisible to enemies on the battlefield and on their radar. • (Innate) Cloak Galactic – Phantoms can move through enemy territory undetected.

TIE defender The triple wing TIE defender is designed to be the fastest and most powerful fighter unit available to the Empire. Special: • Boost Weapon Power – Diverts shield power to weapons.

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Dark Trooper Phase I Phase One troopers are anti-infantry melee units. They can block blaster shots with their composite shields and move very quickly. Requires the Arc Hammer for production. Special: • Sprint – Allows an accelerated run speed for a short duration.

New Heroes, Units & Structures HAVt B5 Juggernaut Transport The Juggernaut is a variant of the wheeled vehicle once used in the Clone Wars. It is now used primarily as a transport and no longer has the same weaponry as the original model. Special: • Laser Defense System – Stops incoming Missile based weaponry.

Dark Trooper Phase II Phase Two troopers are light vehicle destroyers. They have jet packs for quick movement during battle. Requires the Arc Hammer for production.

Lancet Aerial Artillery This aerial unit contains technology from both the TIE series and the Lambda shuttle series. Stationary or slow moving targets are ideal targets for its highly destructive proton cannon.

Special: • Rocket Jump Pack – Fly to a designated location.

Special: None

Dark Trooper Phase III Phase Three troopers are bipedal tanks with jet packs. They carry rapid-fire blaster cannons and can deploy to launch a devastating rocket barrage. Requires the Arc Hammer for production. Special: • Deploy – Concussion Rocket Launchers deploy from its shoulders. • Rocket Jump Pack – Fly to a designated location.

Imperial Mobile Defense Unit (MDU) Mobile Defense Units are land vehicles that provide build pad functionality on a mobile platform. They can be deployed anywhere on the battlefield, and have three build options. Build Options: EM Field Generator – Jams enemy missiles from hitting their target. Concussion Grenade Mortar – Fires a volley of grenades. Offensive Sensor Node – Reveals terrain through the fog of war in a large radius. This node can protect itself using an energy discharge weapon.

Structures: Imperial Bunker This structure can garrison up to five Imperial infantry or hero units.

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Multiplayer Overview

Games can be played over the internet, or through a Local Area Network. However, you will only be able to play expansion pack multiplayer games with other players who also have the expansion pack installed. You cannot play games with others who only have the original game (Star Wars: Empire at War) installed.

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New World Planetary Bonuses. Weather, and Updates Planet

Weather

Galactic

Planetary

Dathomir

Rain

(Nightsisters)–Allows the Consortium player to produce Nightsisters

(Base Stealth)–Ground bases are undetectable

Mandalore

Rain

(Production Boost)–Mandalorian units cost 20% less to produce

(Capital Ship Production)– Allows player to produce capital ships

Hypori

Rain

(Production Boost)–All ground vehicles take 25% less time to build on all worlds player controls

(Capital Ship Production)– Allows player to produce capital ships

Myrkr

Rain

(Vornskrs)–Allows the Consortium to build Vornskrs

(Negate Force)–Due to high concentrations of ysalamiri, Force abilities may not function in some areas of the planet

Felucia

Rain

(Environmental Training)–All troops galaxy wide operate at 100% in harsh environments

Honoghr

Clear

(Secure Area)–Reinforcement points take 15% less time to capture

Kamino

Rain

The Zann Consortium Faction in Multiplayer Campaign

(Cloning Vats)–All ground based infantry produced on Kamino cost one credit

Mustafar

Volcanic Ash

(Production Boost)–Raw materials proved a 25% build time reduction for all capital ships

Player Info

Muunilinst

Rain

(High Credit Value)–When controlled, planet produces an extremely high daily credit output

Saleucami

Clear

(Weapon Boost)–While controlled Interceptor IV or MC30 Frigates gain a 25% damage bonus

The Maw

None

(TIE phantoms)– Allows Empire players to produce TIE phantoms

(Research Bonus)– Researching, Tech Theft, and Black Market prices reduced by 15% when owned

Utapau

Sandstorms

(Advanced Shields)–Provides a 25% increase to Keldabe-class Battleship Shield Power

(Base Stealth)–Ground bases are undetectable

Bespin

None

(Improved Weapons)–While controlled Aggressor-class Destroyers gain a 25% bonus damage

Nal Hutta

Rain

(Bounty)–The Consortium units provide a 15% bounty when destroyed by Rebel or Empire factions, thanks to the Hutt Cartel

New Multiplayer Features

There are three new multiplayer features unique to the Forces of Corruption expansion pack. Mirrored Game – Players can now battle each other using the same faction. Each faction will be on its own team. For example, Consortium Team 1 versus Consortium Team 2. Free For All – Players can also now battle each other with the faction of their choice in three way skirmish battles. Playable factions are the Consortium, Rebel, or Empire. Online Clan Support - Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption adds a new clan ladder and clan statistics. Players can join clans or “teams” and compete against other clan members while trying to make their clan #1. Clan members choosing to participate in clan matches will have their games recorded and will be able to view their clan’s ladder position and clan statistics online. If you are playing as the Consortium in a multiplayer campaign game, you can win the game by conquering all the planets in the galaxy. When you are in a chat lobby, you can view other players’ stats by placing the cursor over their nicknames. A dialogue box will appear showing the player’s nickname, clan, win/loss, official rank, and disconnects.

Available Game Color

Each available game in the Online Custom Match lobby is colored either blue, orange, or red. Blue – The game has no password. Orange – The game is password protected. Red – The game is not the same version as yours.

(Noghri)–Allows Empire to produce Noghri assassins

Description Cloaking on Vengeance-class Frigates lasts 25% longer Cloaking on Vengeance-class Frigates and Merciless lasts 50% longer Provides 15% armor boost to space station hull Provides 25% armor boost to space station hull Provides 40% armor boost to space station hull Frigate Mass Driver Cannons do 25% more damage Vengeance-class Frigates and Aggressor-class Destroyers do 25% more damage Provides the ability to fire the Space Station Plasma Weapon Provides Consortium with 20% more credits from mines Provides Consortium with 40% more credits from mines StarViper Fighter armor deflects 25% of incoming laser fire StarViper Fighter and Crusader-class Corvette armor deflects 25% of incoming laser fire StarViper Fighter, Crusader-class Corvette, and Keldabe-class Battleship armor deflects 25% of incoming laser fire Increases the movement speed of Skipray Blastboats by 25% Increases the movement speed of Skipray Blastboats and Interceptor IV Frigates by 25% Increases the movement speed of Skipray Blastboats, Interceptor IV Frigates, and Aggressor-class Destroyers by 25% Crusader-class Corvette firing range increased by 15% Crusader-class Corvette and Interceptor IV Frigate firing range increased by 15% Crusader-class Corvette, Interceptor IV Frigate, and Keldabe-class Battleship firing range increased by 15% Base shielding absorbs 25% more damage Base shielding absorbs 50% more damage When an enemy unit is destroyed the player receives a percentage of the unit cost Calls in a bombing run at a selected location Provides Consortium with 15% more credits from mines Provides Consortium with 45% more credits from mines Increases the movement speed of Nightsister Rancor mounts by 15% Increases the movement speed and damage of Nightsister Rancor mounts by 25% Special abilities on infantry recharge 15% faster Special abilities on infantry and heroes recharge 15% faster Destroyer Droid shielding absorbs 25% more damage Destroyer Droid shielding absorbs 25% more damage and laser weapon power is increased by 20% Reduces the damage taken by Mobile Defense Units by 20% Reduces the damage taken by Mobile Defense Units by 40% Calls down a weapons strike from Aggressor-class Destroyers in orbit

Upgrade Modified Cloaking Generator Level 1 Modified Cloaking Generator Level 2 Reinforced Durasteel Level 1 Reinforced Durasteel Level 2 Reinforced Durasteel Level 3 Carbonite Firing Coolant Level 1 Carbonite Firing Coolant Level 2 Plasma Canon (Multiplayer) Increased Credits (Multiplayer) Level 1 Increased Credits (Multiplayer) Level 2 Magnetically Sealed Armor Level 1 Magnetically Sealed Armor Level 2 Magnetically Sealed Armor Level 3 Black Market Engines Level 1 Black Market Engines Level 2 Black Market Engines Level 3

Targeting Systems Level 1 Targeting Systems Level 2 Targeting Systems Level 3 Structural Shielding 1 Structural Shielding 2 Salvage (Multiplayer Tactical) Allow Bombing Run (Land Tactical) Extort Cash Level 1 Extort Cash Level 2 Rancor Stimulant Level 1 Rancor Stimulant Level 2 Recharge Special Abilities Level 1 Recharge Special Abilities Level 2 Droid Systems Level 1 Droid Systems Level 2 MDU Armor Plating Level 1 MDU Armor Plating Level 2 Orbital Bombardment

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Human (Rebel) None None Human (Empire) None None None Bothan (Rebel) Human (Empire) Human (Empire) Human (Rebel) Human (Empire) Human (Empire) and Imperial Guard (Empire) None Human (Rebel) Nightsister Ewok (Rebel) Human (Empire) Human (Rebel) Human (Empire) None Geonosian (Rebel) Wampa Noghri None

None Human (Rebel) Air Whales Wookiee (Rebel) None Human (Empire) Human (Empire) None None Mon Calamari (Rebel) Mustafarians None Vornskr Human / Gungan Hutt / Pirate None Twi’lek / Pirate None None Sullustan (Rebel) Human (Empire) Jawa (Rebel), Human (Rebel), Sand People

Abregado Rae Aeten II Alderaan Alzoc III Bestine Bespin Bonadan Bothawui Byss Carida Corellia Corulag Coruscant Dagobah Dantooine Dathomir Endor Eriadu Fondor Fresia Felucia Geonosis Hoth Honoghr Hypori

Ilum Jabiim Kamino Kashyyyk Kessel Korriban Kuat Manaan Mandalore Mon Calamari Mustafar Muunilinst Myrkr Naboo Nal Hutta Polus Ryloth Saleucami Shola Sullust Taris Tatooine

None None Utapau Birds Human (Pirate) Human (Rebel)

The Maw Thyferra Utapau Wayland Yavin

Racketeering

Racketeering

Kidnapping

Kidnapping

Black Market

Bribery

Intimidation

Bribery

Racketeering

Intimidation

Corrupt Militia

Racketeering

Kidnapping

Intimidation

Racketeering

Kidnapping

Corrupt Militia

Piracy

Piracy

Racketeering

Kidnapping

Racketeering

Piracy

Racketeering

Black Market

Racketeering

Bribery

Black Market

Intimidation

Racketeering

Corrupt Militia

Racketeering

Bribery

Piracy

Racketeering

Slavery

Bribery

Intimidation

Racketeering

Black Market

Piracy

Piracy

Kidnapping

Kidnapping

Intimidation

Racketeering

Piracy

Kidnapping

Intimidation

Piracy

Bribery

Corruption Options Tier 1

Bribery

Black Market

Bribery

Racketeering

Black Market

Bribery

Slavery

Racketeering

Slavery

Slavery

Bribery

Slavery

Bribery

Bribery

Slavery

Bribery

Black Market

Corrupt Militia

Slavery

Corrupt Militia

Corrupt Militia

Racketeering

Slavery

Bribery

Corrupt Militia

Corrupt Militia

Black Market

Corrupt Militia

Bribery

Bribery

Corrupt Militia

Black Market

Bribery

Black Market

Slavery

Corrupt Militia

Racketeering

Black Market

Black Market

Racketeering

Corruption Options Tier 2

Black Market

Black Market

Corruption Options Tier 3

Appendix

(Hostile), and Hutt (Hostile)

Indigenous Type

Planet

Planetary Corruption Chart

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Faction Differentiation chart Empire

Rebellion

Consortium

Imperial Heroes

Strong Against

Weak Against

Galactic Strategy

Domination

Liberation

Corruption

Death Star II

Planets, Capitol Ships

Rogue Squadron, IG-88

Tech

Build

Steal

Purchase on Black Market

Executor

Mon Calamari Cruiser, Rebel Space Station

Y-wing, B-wing

Income

Primary: Planetary Control Secondary: Mining Facilities

Primary: Planetary Control Secondary: Mining Facilities

Primary: Planetary Control Secondary: Corruption

Eclipse

Y-wing, B-wing

Land Tactical

Brute Force

Surgical Strike

Guerilla Tactics

Mon Calamari Cruiser, Imperial Star Destroyer, Rebel Space Station, Imperial Space Station

Space Tactical

Capital Ships

Fighters/Bombers

Unique Weaponry

Arc Hammer

Corellian Corvette, Corellian Gunship, Nebulon-B Frigate

Y-wing, Skipray Blastboat

Grand Admiral Thrawn

Admiral Ackbar, Keldabe-class Battleship

Tyber Zann, MC30 Frigate

Imperial Space Units

Strong Against

Weak Against

TIE interceptor

Y-wing, X-wing

Corellian Corvette, A-wing

TIE phantom

Y-wing, X-wing

Corellian Corvette, A-wing

TIE defender

A-wing, Nebulon-B Frigate, Mon Calamari Cruiser

Corellian Corvette

Imperial Ground Units

Strong Against

Weak Against

Dark Trooper Phase I

Stormtroopers, Infantry Platoon

PLEX Soldier, TIE mauler

Dark Trooper Phase II

T2-B Tank

PLEX Soldier

Dark Trooper Phase III

T4-B Tank

PLEX Soldier

Juggernaut Transport

Infantry Platoon, Grenadier Squad

PLEX Soldiers, Mercenary Assault Squad

Lancet Aerial Artillery

Rebel Barracks, T4-B Tank

PLEX Soldier, Rebel Anti Air turrets

Tactical Comparisons Rebel Heroes

Strong Against

Weak Against

Garm Bel Iblis (Gargantuan)

AT-AT, Nightsister

Turbolasers, PLEX Soldier, Missile Attack Launcher (MAL)

Luke Skywalker

Emperor, TIE maulers, Pulse Cannon Tanks

Darth Vader, Vornskr

Yoda

Destroyer Droids, Silri, Darth Vader

Emperor, Anti-infantry Turrets

Rebel Space Units

Strong Against

Weak Against

B-wing

Imperial Star Destroyer, Victor yclass Star Destroyer, Acclamator Cruiser

Tartan Patrol Cruiser, TIE defender

Imperial Star Destroyer, Keldabeclass Battleship

TIE bomber, Vengeance-class Frigate

MC30 Frigate

Rebel Ground Units

Strong Against

Weak Against

Gallofree Heavy Troop Transport

Stormtroopers, Merc Assault Squad

AT-AA, Missile Attack Launcher (MAL)

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Charts

Consortium Heroes

Strong Against

Weak Against

Merciless (Tyber Zann)

Mon Calamari Cruiser, Imperial Star Destroyer

TIE bomber, Y-wing

IG-2000 (IG-88)

X-wing, Y-wing, Z-95 Headhunter

Corellian Corvette, Corellian Gunship. A-wing

Hound’s Tooth (Bossk)

X-wing, Y-wing, Z-95 Headhunter

Corellian Corvette, Corellian Gunship, A-wing

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Consortium Ground Units

Strong Against

Weak Against

Canderous Assault Tank

T2-B Tank, MPTL-2A, Pod Walker

T4-B Tank, PLEX Soldier, AT-AT

Destroyer Droid Mk II

TIE mauler, T2-B Tank

Magnapulse Cannon, PLEX Soldier

F9-TZ Cloaking Transport

Stormtroopers, Infantry Platoon

T4-B Tank, 2-M Repulsor Tank

Mercenary Assault Squad

AT-AT, T2-B Tank

TIE mauler, Rebel Antiinfantry Turret, Imperial Anti-infantry Turret

Grenadier

Infantry Platoon, Stormtroopers

TIE mauler, Rebel Antiinfantry Turret, Imperial Anti-infantry Turret

Consortium Space Units

Strong Against

Weak Against

Crusader-class Corvette

X-wing, TIE fighter

Assault Frigate, Victory Star Destroyer

Interceptor IV Frigate

Corellian Corvette, Corellian Gunship, Tartan Patrol Cruiser

Y-wing, TIE bomber

Missile Attack Launcher (MAL)

Anti-infantry Turret, Stormtroopers, Infantry Squad

AT-AT, 2-M Repulsor Tank, Anti-vehicle Turret

Victory Star Destroyer, Assault Frigate

TIE defender, B-wing

MZ-8 Mobile Pulse Cannon

T2-B Tank, TIE mauler

Keldabe-class Battleship

PLEX Soldier, 2-M Repulsor Tank, Anti-vehicle Turret

Aggressor-class Destroyer

Mon Calamari Cruiser, Imperial Star Destroyer

TIE bomber, Y-wing

Nightsister

T2-B Tank, Pod Walker

T4-B Tank, PLEX Soldier

Defiler

Skipray Blastboat

Imperial Star Destroyer, Victory Star Destroyer, Acclamator Cruiser

Corellian Corvette, Tartan Patrol Cruiser

T2-B Tank, Dark Troopers

TIE maulers, Anti-infantry Turret

Vornskr

Stormtroopers, Infantry Squad, Darth Vader

TIE mauler

StarViper Fighter

TIE interceptor, X-wing

Corellian Corvette, Tartan Patrol Cruiser

Vengeance-class Frigate

Assault Frigate, Victory Star Destroyer

TIE bomber, Y-wing

Credits

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Development Team Executive Producer

Chuck Kroegel Producer

Michael Fetterman Design Director

Joe Bostic

Art Director

Gary Cox

Audio Director

Frank Klepacki

Technical Director

Additional Writing, Dialogue

James M. Ward

Community Manager

Kevin Yu (SAGEKING) QA Management, IT Support

Curtis Shellman

Quality Assurance

Aaron Sarver Jeff Manners (JMAN_PG) Carlos “Scud” Godinez Programming Support

Eric Kearns

Brian Hayes Bret Ambrose Oksana Kubushyna Chris Brooks Maria Teruel Joe Howes Keith Brors

Lead Designer

Art Support

Steve Tall

Lead Programmer

André Arsenault Lead Artist

Christopher Rubyor Programmers

Jason Curtice Mike Lytle James Yarrow Artists

Adam Pitts Ben Bonner UI Artist

Herb Ellwood Concept Artist

Kevin Prangley

Campaign Designer, Writer

Elie Arabian Nick Brown Teasdale Jeff Palmer John Shuman Design Support

Steve Copeland

Production Support

LUCASARTS a division of Lucasfilm Entertainment Company Ltd. VP Production

Peter Hirschmann Executive Producer

Darren Atherton Producer

Shawn Storc Assistant Producer

David “Rogue” Silverstein

Production Assistant/ Manual Writer

Bertrand Reyes Estrellado

Localization Producer

Hiromi Okamoto International Production Assistant Lead

Phillip Berry

International Production Assistant

Ken Balough

Ted Morris Jeff Jirsa

Technical Director

Additional Quality Assurance

Additional Writing

Jonathan Craig

Operations Director

Cristy Huender

Jonathan Williams Bryan Howell Lead Tester

Xavier Rodriguez Assistant Lead Testers

General Manager

Michael Blair Neilie Johnson

Dan Etter Jeff Stewart Rich Donnelly Joe Gernert

Studio Directors

Audio Department Senior Manager

Associate Producer

Michael Legg

Patrick Pannullo Designers

Tim C. Fritz

Additional Programming

James Richmond Eric Yiskis Michael Legg Additional Graphics Programming

Greg Hjelstrom Yang Li Hector Yee Additional Art

Michael Amerson Additional Concept Art

Ian Ameling

Additional Design

Adam Isgreen

Chuck Kroegel Steve Tall Joe Bostic President

Darragh O’Farrell

Voice Director/ Additional Writing

Will Beckman

Lead Voice Editor

Cindy Wong

Voice Editor

Harrison Deutsch Original Star Wars Sound Effects

Ben Burtt

Original Star Wars music composed by John Williams

P & © Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved. Used under authorization. Published by Bantha Music (BMI). Administered and/or co-published with Warner-Tamerlane Music Publishing Corp.

Credits Cast David Anthony Pizzuto Urai Fenn David Collins Imperial Officer 2, Additional Voices David Sobolov StarViper, Vengeance Frigate, Additional Voices Frank Klepacki Ewok Handler, IG-88, Additional Voices Gideon Emery Imperial Officer, Additional Voices Jake Eberle Tyber Zann John Gerry Interceptor IV Frigate, Additional Voices Kari Wahlgren Silri Kath Soucie Nightsister, Additional Voices Kris Tabori Garm Bel Iblis Lloyd Floyd Luke Skywalker Matt Sloan Darth Vader Richard Epcar Aggressor Destroyer, Additional Voices Robin Atkin Downes Grand Admiral Thrawn, Additional Voices Steve Blum Defiler, TIE interceptor Pilot, Additional Voices Tom Kane Yoda, Additional Voices QA Supervisor

Toby Mast

Senior Lead Tester

John Buzolich QA Testers

Ahmad Abbot Christopher Gross Chris Thomas Clay Norman Gabriel Bootz Henry Hall Seth Benton International Tester

Jason Pimentel

Production Services Hardware Technician

John Carsey

Mastering Lab Supervisor

Jay Geraci

Senior Mastering Lab Technician

Scott Taylor

Mastering Lab

Eric Rauch

Product Support Lead

Jason Smith

Compatibility Supervisor and Lead Technical Writer

Lynn Taylor

Sr. Lead Compatibility Technician/ Multiplayer Lab Lead

Chris Adams

Lead Compatibility Technician

Brian Deksnys Cory Fulchiron Compatibility Technicians

John Shields Lester Siat

Enzyme Labs Studio Manager

Carolljo Maher

Enzyme Labs Project Managers

Dominic Corbeil Christine Baxter Enzyme Labs Lead Testers

Francis Favreau Francis Labrecque Enzyme Labs Enzyme Testers

Jean-François Gagné Maxime Plessis-Bélair Alexandre Côté Joey Lockie Éric Bissonnette Philippe Émond Jean-Mathieu Foisy Gianluca Schrankel Patrick Couture Arnaud Lhari Anna Poppe Simon Tanguay-Côté Simon Paradis-Bleau Carmen Vidal Alex Zukowski Paul-André Renaud Pascal Faucher Dan O’Callaghan Corentin Liorzou President

Jim Ward

Executive Assistant to the PresidenT

Erin Haver

Vice President of Finance

Kevin Weston

Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing

Nancy MacIntyre

Director of Global Marketing

Kevin Kurtz

Product Marketing Manager

Mary Beth Ratto Matt Urban Melissa Galicia Neena Bonetti Rita Flores Internet Production Manager

Nicole Love

Matt Shell

Internet Content Manager

Marketing Coordinator

Internet Production

Yelena Kozlova Director of Global Sales

Kevin Kebodeaux Sales and Channel Marketing

Mike Maguire Sandee Ferrara Kristina Landies Lauren Short

Director of Public Relations

Jaime Rupert

Public Relations

Amy Stojsavljevic Alexis Mervin Adam Kahn Hadley Fitzgerald Chris Baker Erica Rogers

Senior Director of Production Services

Atsuko Matsumoto

Director of Consumer Insights

Sean Denny

Consumer Insights Analyst

Elina Shcop

Assistant to the VP of Product Development

Mette Adams

Lucas Licensing

Chris Gollaher Leland Chee Stacy Arnold Strider Stacy Cheregotis Studio Coordinator

Elyse Regan

Operations Global Planning, Materials & Manufacturing

Carlos Bustillo Cynthia del Rosario Evelyne Bolling Kim Reininger Myra Villadolid Steven Hosey Finance

Dan Nystrom Karen Deal

Lauren Mullaney Craig Drake Dennis VonGalle Mike Young IT Support

Akira Hiyama Billy Mitchell Bob Thomas Brad Grantham Brendan Lloyd Brian Wong Chad Williams Daryll Jacobson Dinesh Katariya Dylan Coates Fisher Key Greg Millies Jim Carpenter Jody Madden Joe Shum John von Eichhorn Josh Bailey Lee Mehelis Mark Kayfez Matt Gallagher Melanie Jacobson Mike Potoczny Peter Hricak Phillip Lacey Randy Severson Rich Murillo Rick Tuckness Robert Jordan Robert Santos Sandra Baron Sean Whitacre Thomas Chan Tony Tran Victor TancrediBallugera Wes Anderson Additional Programming

Bart Besseling Creative Services/ Manual Design

Studio QED

Business Affairs

Anne Marie Hawkins Carole Vandermeyde Douglas Reilly John Garrett Seth Steinberg

37 Special Thanks

Abbott and Kollar Family Aiden Deksnys Alpy, Blue, and FireKitty Anne Marie Stein Dan Large Dino McBarber Eddie Parker Eva Klein Heather Wright Jason Andersen Jett Lucas Jose Estrellado, Sr. Larry Rawls Lourdes Isidro Reyes Mark Montuya Matt White Melissa Blegen Miss Moonpie Nick Eberle Paeoni, Roo, and Mikhael Ray and Prima Voss Rogue Rumpole Scott Fry Stacey and Joshua Schrieber Steven Wright The Nittany Lions Trish Siat Very Special Thanks

George Lucas

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Create Group Select Group 1 Select Group 2 Select Group 3 Select Group 4 Select Group 5 Select Group 6 Select Group 7 Select Group 8 Select Group 9 Select Group 0 Select All Select Like Next Unit Previous Unit Guard Attack Stop Move Waypoint Retreat Reinforce Place Beacon Super Weapon

Deploy/Undeploy Take Cover Jet Pack Thermal Detonator Drop Thermal Detonator Rocket Weapon Cable Attack Sensor Ping Boost Weapon Power Self Destruct Deploy Stormtroopers Maximum Firepower Sprint System Control Remote Explosive Detonate Remote Explosive Fire Cannon Point Defense Laser System Stim Pack Swap Weapons Minor Drain Life Proximity

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Ctrl+ A Ctrl+ Q

F D G A S M W E R B

Boost Shield Power Tractor Beam Gravity Well Generator Barrage Area Hunt For Enemies Boost Engine Power Lure Enemy Fighters Missile Jamming Field Lock S-Foils Ion Cannon Shot Destroy Planet Sensor Jamming Stealth Leech Shields Buzz Droids Enhanced Targeting Cluster Bomb Point Defense Self-Destruct Full Salvo Deploy Squadron

Ctrl+ D Ctrl+ Z Ctrl+ J

K

Ctrl+ K Ctrl+ G Ctrl+ F Ctrl+ O Ctrl+ B Ctrl+ X Ctrl+ H Ctrl+ M Ctrl+ N Ctrl+ C Ctrl+ E Ctrl+ R Ctrl+ U Ctrl+ L Ctrl+ S Ctrl+ I Ctrl+ T Ctrl+ P

Shift+ O Shift+ T Shift+ G Shift+ B Shift+ H Shift+ E Shift+ L Shift+ M Shift+ W Shift+ I Shift+ D Shift+ J Shift+ C Shift+ N Shift+ Z Shift+ A Shift+ K Shift+ P Shift+ S Shift+ F Shift+ Q

Ctrl+ W

INTERFACE Toggle Droid Advisor Initiate Chat Scroll Up/Down/Left/Right Reset Camera Camera Center Camera Home Tactical Overview Camera Tether BATTLECAM TM Unit Preview Screen Shot Quick Save Quick Load Mission Holocron Taunt 1/2/3 GIve Credits (Multiplayer) Toggle Tactical Interface Toggle Player List

HERO [-] Enter */@/$/^ End Page Up Home Insert Scroll Lock

p C w k j Tab

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Lucky Shot Call For Wingmen Force Crush Force Push Force Lightning Force Corrupt Force Protect Capture Vehicle Exit Vehicle Proton Beam Seismic Charge Weaken Enemy Invulnerability EMP Burst Control Turret Repair Vehicle Flame Thrower Redirect All Firepower Saber Throw Stealth Force Confuse Force Sight Force Attack Radioactive Contamination

Alt+ K Alt+ W Alt+ H Alt+ P Alt+ L Alt+ O Alt+ Z Alt+ V Alt+ Y Alt+ X Alt+ M Alt+ [ Alt+ ] Alt+ / Alt+ , Alt+ . Alt+ J Alt+ ; Alt+ T Alt+ C Alt+ U Alt+ S Alt+ E Alt+ -

Infection Drain Life Summon Rancor Blast Shield Flare Sonic Stunner Bribe Enemies Full Salvo Sensor Jamming

Alt+ I Alt+ D Alt+ R Alt+ G Alt+ F Alt+ N Alt+ B Alt+ A Alt+ Q