Star Wars Zero Company Sullust mission guide

The direct answer

Star Wars Zero Company Sullust is linked to the main mission Strike Action on the mission board. That entry describes an Imperial factory turned into a forced-labor camp, with Zero Company hired to extract the workers. Sullust also hosts Luco Bronc’s Hero mission Lord of Betrayal and optional contracts including Trade Secrets, Detainment Protocol, and Resonating Strike.

The mission names and board summaries do not establish a complete Sullust map walkthrough. The exact mission order, tactical layout, squad restrictions, rewards, and failure conditions for these entries are To be confirmed. Use the Holotable briefing for the active campaign state.

Strike Action on Sullust

Strike Action is listed as a Main story mission. Its short objective is to extract workers from an Imperial factory that has become a forced-labor camp. That description points to an extraction-focused plan, but it does not establish the number of workers, the exact extraction zone, or the full enemy encounter.

Open the Holotable at The Den and read the full briefing before choosing the squad. Objectives are displayed in the top-left interface and marked on the map. If the objective changes from reaching the factory to protecting workers or evacuating the squad, the new prompt becomes the tactical priority.

Strike Action also sits inside the Cycle system. Launching a Tactical Mission advances the campaign to the next Cycle, while Operations and Missions can expire. Finish the Den conversations, recovery, resource choices, and any time-limited Operation that matters before confirming the Sullust deployment.

Lord of Betrayal and Luco’s route

The mission board lists Lord of Betrayal as a Hero mission for Luco Bronc. Luco has identified the Separatist super tactical droid Geryon as the one responsible for betraying Rhy to the Coil, and the board asks the company to help him exact revenge. The target, Operator connection, and Hero classification are the concrete facts available on the board.

The board records a four-turn field for this entry. Check that value against the active Holotable. The full combat objective, any protected units, and the consequences for Luco’s story are To be confirmed.

A Hero mission needs a different preparation question from a generic contract. Check whether Luco is required, whether he is injured, and whether the mission can expire before the next deployment. Keep the personal objective separate from the main Strike Action route so a Sullust location does not make two different missions look like one.

Optional Sullust contracts

Trade Secrets is listed as an optional contract about a Separatist refinery on Sullust. The board summary says that the refinery contains industrial technology the Republic does not want the Separatists to keep, creating a retrieval or extraction shape. The exact interaction prompt and reward are To be confirmed.

Detainment Protocol is another optional Sullust entry. An entrepreneur’s astromech has been detained by the Empire, and the mission asks Zero Company to get it out before it reveals information to an Interrogation droid. That summary suggests a rescue or extraction objective, but the exact protected-target rules and route are not included in the current pack.

Resonating Strike appears as a prototype-related contract for Sullust. Similar entries on the board ask the company to eliminate an upgraded Coil unit or take a unit and its development site out of action. Read the active objective because the final target and the required follow-up action can differ from the short title.

Plan a Sullust deployment

Choose the squad from the objective, not from the planet name. Extraction work benefits from movement, healing, and a route to the marked zone. A refinery or prototype objective may need an interaction, a protected Operator, focused damage, or a full clear, and the current briefing is the only safe way to tell which plan applies.

Each Operator normally has three Action Points. Movement, attacks, abilities, and Overwatch compete for the same pool, so save enough movement to reach the target and return to cover. If workers, an astromech, or a Hero Operator must survive, keep a recovery action and a protected route available.

Do not assume that every Sullust mission requires all enemies to die. A squad can finish a mission without clearing every hostile unless the objective explicitly demands it. Stop fighting when the extraction or rescue condition is satisfied, unless the active prompt still lists an elimination requirement.

What the mission board confirms

The board separates Main story, Hero missions, and Optional contracts. Strike Action is the Sullust Main entry, Lord of Betrayal is the Luco Hero entry, and Trade Secrets, Detainment Protocol, and Resonating Strike are additional Sullust entries. This classification helps identify the content without claiming a complete planet database.

Missions and Operations appear at the Holotable, both can expire, and story-critical missions can become obligatory. The current Sullust details do not establish a complete tactical planet map, a fixed reward table, or the order in which every contract appears. Those details remain To be confirmed.

When Sullust appears, open the exact mission panel, check the objective and timer, prepare the required Operator, and plan the exit before combat starts. That keeps Strike Action, Lord of Betrayal, and the optional contracts distinct while the missing map evidence is still To be confirmed.