Jan Zizka

Campaign mission sequence

Lead Hussite forces through the Bohemian wars and their defining battles. Mission order and scenario notes: 1. The One-Eyed Wanderer — Jan Žižka begins as a mercenary captain raiding the estates of Heinrich of Rozmberk. With no villagers and a small force, take over settlements or loot their stores, intercept supply convoys, and build enough strength to storm the fortified castle 2. Courage and Coin — Žižka’s company fights alongside Polish and Lithuanian allies in a major clash with the Teutonic Order. Keep the Polish king safe while building an economy, then either defeat the enemy forces outright or strike down their three commanders 3. The Iron Lords — Žižka leads a poorly equipped Hussite force across hostile territory to reinforce Tabor. Preserve enough soldiers and war wagons to reach the fortress, then establish an economy and take two enemy strongholds to secure the region 4. The Golden City — The Hussites hold Prague while several enemy armies close in from different directions. Organize the city’s limited defenders, protect incoming supply wagons, and use the urban terrain to break the encirclement and defeat the imperial, royalist, and crusading forces 5. The Emperor’s Fury — A Hussite force must break out of Kutná Hora as the crusaders close in. Reach the northern allies, then use their city and reinforcements to dismantle the separated enemy camps and defeat Sigismund and Zawisza 6. Warrior of God — Žižka’s final campaign confronts royalist resistance and a split within the Hussite movement. Build on the support from Tabor and Lithuania, defeat the Royalists and Plzeň, and decide when to secure Prague through Zygimantas before the city is reduced to ruins

• 1. The One-Eyed Wanderer — Jan Žižka begins as a mercenary captain raiding the estates of Heinrich of Rozmberk. With no villagers and a small force, take over settlements or loot their stores, intercept supply convoys, and build enough strength to storm the fortified castle.
• 2. Courage and Coin — Žižka’s company fights alongside Polish and Lithuanian allies in a major clash with the Teutonic Order. Keep the Polish king safe while building an economy, then either defeat the enemy forces outright or strike down their three commanders.
• 3. The Iron Lords — Žižka leads a poorly equipped Hussite force across hostile territory to reinforce Tabor. Preserve enough soldiers and war wagons to reach the fortress, then establish an economy and take two enemy strongholds to secure the region.
• 4. The Golden City — The Hussites hold Prague while several enemy armies close in from different directions. Organize the city’s limited defenders, protect incoming supply wagons, and use the urban terrain to break the encirclement and defeat the imperial, royalist, and crusading forces.
• 5. The Emperor’s Fury — A Hussite force must break out of Kutná Hora as the crusaders close in. Reach the northern allies, then use their city and reinforcements to dismantle the separated enemy camps and defeat Sigismund and Zawisza.
• 6. Warrior of God — Žižka’s final campaign confronts royalist resistance and a split within the Hussite movement. Build on the support from Tabor and Lithuania, defeat the Royalists and Plzeň, and decide when to secure Prague through Zygimantas before the city is reduced to ruins.