How the World Fell
A man who called himself Caesar set out to accomplish what the great Julius Caesar never could — the known world, under one flag. He set his sights on America first, announcing himself with a vicious attack on Los Angeles the United States couldn't stop or answer. His ultimatum was simple: surrender, or watch the rest fall the same way.
When his full attack came, it caught America by surprise — Caesar already had troops stationed in cities across the country. He destroyed the U.S. military in a brutal, efficient, coordinated strike, then marched on every city at once. Within weeks, the President signed the surrender. Caesar locked him away — not to silence him, but so he could watch the rest of the world fall too.
It took 15 years for Caesar's New Dominion to conquer or destroy every remaining country on the planet. It's been 5 years of Dominion rule since. But the Resistance — once scattered, unorganized cells — has found and freed the former U.S. President. Now unified under his leadership, they're bringing the fight back to Caesar, hunting for the one thing that can end this: his location.
The Fall of America
Fifteen years of conquest started in eighteen days.
Caesar launches the initial strike on Los Angeles, CA. Orders the U.S. President to surrender in 7 days.
The U.S. President determines that someone inside the U.S. Government has been feeding information to Caesar. Tries to root them out before it's too late.
Caesar commences his attack by simultaneously destroying every military station in the U.S.
Tanks appear in every major city and surrounding area across all 50 states.
Caesar arrives on the American shoreline with his massive naval fleet.
The U.S. President is surrounded and trapped in the White House.
After a 3-day bombardment of the White House, Dominion troops finally storm in, forcing the President to surrender.