Deploying Soon: Federal Coalition Armed Forces Starter Box

Build Your First Army for

The Remnant Chronicles

— 25 Command Points

Something new is moving through the Three Spheres.

The Federal Coalition Armed Forces Starter Box is preparing for deployment—bringing with it a complete, ready-to-play force designed for Tier 2 Skirmish engagements in The Remnant Chronicles.

This is more than a starter list. It is a structured doctrine, built to teach players how armies function, how missions are scored, and how battlefield identity is formed.

When this goes live, players will be able to step directly into a fully playable 25 Command Point force—and learn how to build their own from the ground up.

🪖 Force Structure Preview

Every army in The Remnant Chronicles is built around three operational layers:

Light Core

Infantry squads that hold objectives, adapt under fire, and form the backbone of every force.

Heavy Core

Vehicles and support platforms that reshape positioning, provide suppression, and extend battlefield reach.

Command Layer

Tactical doctrine expressed through Command Cards—your ability to bend tempo, break stalemates, and seize initiative.

⚙️ Starter Box Composition — 25 Command Points

🟦 Light Core — 12 Command Points

Marine Corps Fire Team — 10 CP

A balanced frontline infantry unit designed for objective control and flexible engagement.

Includes:

• Marine Junior Officer (Tier 3+)

• Combat Automated Loader (CAL Mk1) support element

• Reconnaissance Drone (M89A1 / M89A2 loadout)

• Heavy Weapon Marine (M892A3 Light Machine Gun)

• 3x Standard Marines (rifle / sidearm loadouts)

• Squad Equipment Package (grenades, tactical ordnance)

Field Role:

• Objective control

• Mid-range fire discipline

• Flexible response unit for mission play

Marine Scout Snipers — 2 CP

Precision disruption and battlefield control through long-range engagement.

Includes:

• Task Force Leader (Marine Sergeant)

• 2x Scout Sniper Marines (M892A4 rifles)

• Scoped engagement upgrades

• Limited tactical explosives

Field Role:

• Enemy leadership pressure

• Long-range denial

• Objective harassment

🟥 Heavy Core — 4 Command Points

Type 22 “Raven” Joint Light Tactical Vehicle — 4 CP

Mobile fire support and battlefield coordination platform.

Includes:

• Dual Medium Machine Guns

• Combat Radio Network

• Extra Armor Plating

• Smoke Launchers

Field Role:

• Infantry mobility support

• Suppression platform

• Command and coordination node

📜 Mission Briefing Preview

Every engagement begins with operational context:

Game Type

• General Engagement

Standing Orders

• Disrupt Enemy Leadership

• Recover Casualties

• Tactical Retreat

• Take Prisoners

These directives shape how your force behaves beyond simple elimination—guiding both strategy and scoring priorities.

🪙 Command Cards — 9 Command Points

Your tactical identity is defined here.

Federal Coalition Command Suite

1 CP Cards

• Dogged Discipline

• Force of Fire

2 CP Cards

• Cover Me!

• Shock Assault

3 CP Cards

• Valor Above All

⚔️ Tactical Role in Play

• Early Game: stabilize and establish control

• Mid Game: shift tempo and break engagements

• Late Game: decisive pushes or defensive holds

Command Cards ensure no battle unfolds the same way twice.

🧠 How This Force Will Play

This starter box is designed around three core battlefield principles:

1. Infantry-first control doctrine

Fire Teams anchor objectives while Scouts shape enemy movement.

2. Mobile battlefield response

The Raven ensures no position is permanent.

3. Command-driven momentum shifts

Cards allow sudden tactical reversals and decisive pushes.

🚨 Coming Online Soon

The Federal Coalition Starter Box is currently in deployment staging.

When it goes live, players will be able to:

• Run a fully structured 25 Command Point force

• Learn core army-building logic through play

• Transition directly into competitive Tier 2 Skirmish missions

This is your first step into structured warfare in The Remnant Chronicles.

⚡ Prepare for Deployment

Doctrine is being finalized.

Units are being assembled.

Command systems are locking in.

When the order comes through, you won’t just build an army—

You’ll deploy one.