Following the defeat of Mephisto and the chaos left behind throughout Sanctuary, the survivors stationed in Temis begin organizing preparations against future threats.
A newly established War Plans Command Table has been assembled within the settlement, allowing adventurers to participate in organized operations and earn strategic rewards.
By working through assignments and improving the table’s infrastructure, players can unlock stronger benefits that continue expanding as their progression increases.
How To Get The War for Sanctuary Quest?
The War for Sanctuary quest becomes available after completing “No Gods, No Masters,” serving as an introduction to one of the expansion’s progression systems.
The War for Sanctuary Walkthrough
After completing the “Lord of Hatred” campaign, return to Temis and head a few steps west of the waypoint to find Tyrael near the War Plans Command Table.
Speak with Tyrael about the continued fight against evil and the preparations being made to defend Sanctuary from future threats.
Once your conversation with Tyrael concludes, the quest will end and permanently unlock access to the War Plans Command Table progression system.
Where To Find The War Plans Table?
The War Plans Command Table is located in Temis, just west of the waypoint, allowing players to reach it within only a few steps after arriving.
Its location remains permanently marked on the map after discovery, making it easy to revisit whenever you need to manage challenges or upgrades.
The War for Sanctuary Quest Rewards
Completing the introduction to the War Plans Command Table unlocks permanent access to its challenge and upgrade systems.
In addition to the next quest being unlocked, you also receive:
- XP
- Gold
Verdict
The War Plans Command Table introduces a more structured approach to post-campaign progression by giving players repeatable objectives with meaningful rewards.
Although the introductory quest itself is brief, the system behind it provides consistent incentives for continuing exploration and endgame activities.
Players looking for long-term progression, upgrade paths, and scalable rewards will likely spend a significant amount of time returning to the War Plans Command Table.
