Gajah Mada

Campaign mission sequence

Unite the Indonesian archipelago under the ambitions of Majapahit. Mission order and scenario notes: 1. The Story of Our Founders — Raden Wijaya’s revolt creates an opening for a new Javanese kingdom, but both local rivals and the Mongol expedition threaten the island. Capture villages to expand your army, disrupt Kediri’s supply route, and decide when to turn against the Mongols 2. Unconditional Loyalty — Gajah Mada races to rescue Jayanegara during the Kuti rebellion. Break through the occupied city before the king’s defenders fall, then escort him out through hostile territory 3. The Oath to Unify Nusantara — Gajah Mada seeks to extend Majapahit influence across the archipelago. Protect the settlers on Bali, Borneo, and Sulawesi so their markets can support the war, then overcome two rival kingdoms by land or sea 4. Serving the New King — As the new king takes the throne, Gajah Mada turns Majapahit’s fleet toward the eastern islands. Rebuild a navy from a small foothold, secure resources across the archipelago, and dismantle the three rival fleets at their harbors 5. The Pasunda Bubat Tragedy — Gajah Mada’s plan to force the Sunda royal party into submission spirals into a battle in Trowulan. Build an army from scattered loyal settlements, deal with the bandit raids, and reach the guarded royal plaza before the king intervenes

• 1. The Story of Our Founders — Raden Wijaya’s revolt creates an opening for a new Javanese kingdom, but both local rivals and the Mongol expedition threaten the island. Capture villages to expand your army, disrupt Kediri’s supply route, and decide when to turn against the Mongols.
• 2. Unconditional Loyalty — Gajah Mada races to rescue Jayanegara during the Kuti rebellion. Break through the occupied city before the king’s defenders fall, then escort him out through hostile territory.
• 3. The Oath to Unify Nusantara — Gajah Mada seeks to extend Majapahit influence across the archipelago. Protect the settlers on Bali, Borneo, and Sulawesi so their markets can support the war, then overcome two rival kingdoms by land or sea.
• 4. Serving the New King — As the new king takes the throne, Gajah Mada turns Majapahit’s fleet toward the eastern islands. Rebuild a navy from a small foothold, secure resources across the archipelago, and dismantle the three rival fleets at their harbors.
• 5. The Pasunda Bubat Tragedy — Gajah Mada’s plan to force the Sunda royal party into submission spirals into a battle in Trowulan. Build an army from scattered loyal settlements, deal with the bandit raids, and reach the guarded royal plaza before the king intervenes.