The second half of the Gungan campaign shifts to Boss Nass and the Trade Federation's invasion of Naboo. His quest for unity between all the Gungan clans began when Boss Rogoe destroyed his village Otoh Sancture through the use of Bursas. Boss Nass: The Gungan campaign actually begins with the character Boss Gallo, the forerunner of Nass who lived around 3000 years before the Trade Federation's invasion of Naboo, and the one who ultimately united the Gungans. OOM-9's campaign focuses on the Trade Federation's operations during the entire invasion of Naboo. OOM-9: A commander droid of the Trade Federation forces invading Naboo. Attichitcuk: Galactic Battleground's tutorial campaign focusing on the Wookiees' colonization of Alaris Prime and their struggles with the Trade Federation forces on the planet. CampaignsGalactic Battlegrounds included six campaigns mostly spread throughout the timeline of the various Star Wars films. These campaigns all focused on one specific character and that character's respective faction. The real thing that made the difference is the fact that air units were used in Galatic Battlegrounds and guns are used far more often that in Age of Kings, which changes combat tactics up minorly. The game played extremely similar to Age of the Empires II: Age of Kings, and was really just a reskinned version of the game.

Five months later a compilation of both game was released titled, Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds Saga. In 2002 an expansion pack was released named Clone Campaigns which followed the events of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. These six factions consist of Wookies, Rebel Alliance, The Imperials, Gungans, Naboo and the Trade Federation. The player takes control of one of six factions each with an individual campaign. Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds is a real time strategy game set in the Star Wars Universe powered by the Age of Empires II: Age of Kings engine.

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