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The endgame component ofDune: Awakeninghas plenty of stuff to offer for both PvE and PvP players, and if you’re looking for something to do after you finish progressing in Hagga Basin, then contributing to the Landsraad may be something that’s worth doing.
The Landsraad is what drives theendgame inDune: Awakening. If you want to influence the fate of Arrakis in your own little way, or if your guild wants to compete for total planetary supremacy, then this is where the magic happens. It’s a little confusing at first, though, so if you’re not sure how that works, we got you covered.
In a nutshell, the Landsraad isa bounty board with extra bells and whistles. Every week, the Empire’s many houses will post contracts for Atreides and Harkonnen members to take up, and completing these contracts will net players different rewards. These contracts can involve things like hunting NPCs, crafting and delivering equipment, or controlling territory in the Deep Desert.
In order to accept Landsraad tasks,you need to be part of a guild— either join one or create your own, but do bear in mind that if you’re by yourself, you won’t be able to realistically compete with larger guilds. With that said, solo players can still participate in Landsraad activities, albeit with a noticeable handicap.
The guild you join must be aligned witheither the Atreides or Harkonnen.
Where to Deliver Items and Claim Rewards
The items you collect for Landsraad tasks can be deliveredto the quartermaster in your base’s stronghold. The Atreides stronghold is Helius Gate at the Eastern Shield Wall, while the Harkonnen Stronghold is Riftwatch at Vermillius Gap.
If you want to claim your rewards,you need to visit House Representatives. For example, if you want to get your rewards for a contract from House Richese, then you need to find their representative somewhere in Arrakis.Coriolis Storms inDune: Awakeningmay alter the locations of these representatives (among other things).
Tasks are faction-wide, and if a big guild completes the task first, other players may miss out on the chance to contribute and claim rewards.
Landsraad tasks refresh weekly, and whichever faction completes the most tasksgets the right to vote for decrees. Decrees are server-wide modifiers that can affect the game in different ways. Some decrees may increase the XP gain of the winning Landsraad faction, while others may make special vendors available or increase the damage dealt by certain weapons.
Not all decree benefits are exclusive to the winning factions. All players on a server are affected by them unless otherwise specified.
