Use the campaign mission list in Doomsday: Odysseus Returns to choose a next objective, then check what that objective requires before spending resources. The supplied draft describes missions as a guide to progression, but it does not establish a verified upgrade order, reward schedule, or best use of items.

How to use the mission list

  1. Check your current campaign objective.
  2. Identify the building, resource, or action it asks for.
  3. Complete that requirement if you can do so with the resources available.
  4. If you cannot, gather the needed resources before spending speed-ups or other scarce items.

The draft says missions can point players toward building upgrades and combat milestones. Treat that as a suggested path, not proof that every listed objective is necessary or that completing it guarantees particular rewards.

What to prioritize when an objective requires an upgrade

The draft recommends upgrading Headquarters first and keeping resource production, troop training, and research moving. However, it does not provide the building prerequisites or establish that this order applies to every account. Follow the requirement shown for your current objective rather than assuming a fixed upgrade hierarchy.

Likewise, the draft suggests focusing hero experience on a small combat roster, but supplies no hero names, mechanics, or comparisons. Check the mission requirement before using experience items; the available information does not identify which heroes are best to level.

Save speed-ups or other limited items if you are unsure whether they are needed for a current requirement. The draft mentions using them on major upgrades, but gives no event schedule or evidence that waiting for an event improves their value.

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