The resource falls from orbit. Mid-match.
In 2094 the Meridian Ring fell out of the sky. Thirteen years later its wreckage is the richest thing on Earth, and it is still coming down. The company that built it wants it back. The people it fell on say it is theirs.
Who owns what falls from the sky?
The Meridian Consortium
They built and paid for the Ring, and by the accord they signed in 2039 every piece of it is still theirs. Few units, expensive, precise, shielded. You win by never taking a bad trade.
Enter the ConsortiumThe League of the Fallen Lands
The wreckage lies on their land and their families' graves, and nobody ever paid. Many units, cheap, built from scrap. A lost unit is replaceable; a lost field is not.
Enter the League- MSD Trooper
Rifle infantrySalvager Rifles - Lancer
Anti-tankSpike Team - Claims Agent
EngineerMechanic - Skimmer
ScoutRattler - Aegis
Main tankRingbreaker - Halo
ArtillerySlinger - Salvage Drone
HarvesterCrawler - Sovereign
SignatureExcavator
Debris incoming
The zone is called
Orbit tracking announces the impact site seconds ahead. Whatever stands there moves or dies.
The sky lands
The fragment hits, scorches the ground and throws a streak of debris downrange. Units and buildings in the zone take the blast.
Fresh, rich, finite
A new salvage field, richer than anything on the map. It does not regrow. Both sides race for it, and the match turns on who holds it.
From the belt
Does the impact change who wins? Not yet.
Four hundred and eighty matches against the gate. With scarce fields the craters pay, but nobody fights over one yet. What the AI has to learn before the gate passes.
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