Let me tell you a little of my strategy, Player. Here in Reshanta, the upper layer is more important than the lower layer.

It has more fortresses, and it's also home of the path leading to the deepest layer of Reshanta.

So now we focus our efforts on Reshanta's upper layer, and on two fortresses in particular.

Player: "Which two?"

Although all the fortresses are important, Roah Fortress and Krotan Refuge play vital roles in keeping the Elyos in check.

The Roah Fortress, situated above the Teminon Landing of Elysea, is the first fortress coming up the Western Shard of Latesran.

The Krotan Refuge also holds a strategic location close to the Elyos base on the Triple Island, one of the key points of the Reshanta upper layer.

If we keep Fortress Gatekeepers of these two fortresses in check, we can cripple enemy movements in the Abyss.

Player: "I understand."

The key to controlling the Ellies' movements is taking the Roah Fortress and the Krotan Refuge.

And the key to capturing the Roah Fortress and the Krotan Refuge is to defeat the enemy Fortress Gatekeepers there.

I need you to organize a Force and attack the fortress gatekeepers. What do you think? Can you do it?

Player: Accept.

Organize the those noble Daevas into a Force. Watch the map for the time to strike--Fortress Gatekeepers will only appear when the fortress battle starts.

By Aion, I actually pity those poor fools you're about to go up against. By Aion, I do.

Elyos or Balaur, the gatekeepers won't know what hit them.

Player: "Blood for blood!"

We can't get comfortable and we can't wait for the enemy to come to us.

To win this war, we have to keep moving. Keep taking key locations.

Did you defeat the gatekeepers of the Roah Fortress and the Krotan Refuge?

Player: "They are defeated."

Excellent! Your success is a great boon to Asmodae.

Now both Balaur and the Elyos know that we Asmodians are superior.

If we take advantage of this victory, we can claim all of Reshanta.