How to Beat The Last Battle

The game's 110 quests split 41 main, 51 character, and 18 side — and only the first two feed the ending. Six NPCs hold the keys: Jack at his Workshop, Gunter at the Astrologer's Tower, the Nun at the church, Herbert, Albert, and Linda at the Dockside Club. Ten reputation per character quest, ninety per head, no rounding. The ledger was always the final boss.

The Final Battle caps the town battle series — the same line that ran the Districts Purges, the floodgates, Operation POTATO, and the breakthrough to the Port. This is what the crafting economy existed for: powerful armor and weapons, squads worth fielding, and an economy that can re-arm between pushes. Your undead army leads the way in, and you finish it. The official pitch said it plainly — lead your undead army into battle to save the realm.

• Six reputations at 90 minimum — 100 if the Red Eye stayed with you, extra requests included.
• Barracks squads at full strength: four fighters each, best weapons, best armor.
• Energy and food stocked — the Final Battle grades preparation, not sentiment.
• Sewers and the late battles cleared, so nothing behind you is left half-fought.

Lead with the squads, keep yourself in the fight where the Keeper counts, and let the automation carry the logistics — this is the battle the whole game was a tutorial for. The End of the Journey pops on victory, closing the twenty-achievement story track. After that the sandbox remains: tallies like Necromancer (50 resurrections), Stroke of Genius (150 inspirations), and Fish Magnet (50 catches) for the methodical. The realm is saved; the paperwork is yours.