Learn how to complete Search and Destroy quests in Crusader Kings III. This guide details enemy groups, how to identify targets, and the rewards you can expect.
Search and destroy quests are the most common type of quest in the game. In these quests, a citizen will inform you about a group of enemies causing trouble in a specific area. Your objective is to locate and eliminate all of them. These enemies always appear in groups and are identified by distinct names.
Enemy Groups:
- King Game Club: A Korobokle with many Meloncholies
- Super Escargoo: A Giant Escargoo
- Wolfsbane Trio: A Cockadoodledoo and 2 big Turnipheads
- Cow Herder Onii: A Pickle Pot Onii with a few Rodeo Cows
- Fried Federation: A Cockadoodledoo and 2 Onii Rings
- Babysitter Onii: An Onii Man with an Onii on his back
- Undead Bull Knight: A Zombie riding on a Cowbone
- Onii Hopper: 4 Onii Hoppers, 1 of them armed with spikes
- Pickle Gangster: A large group of Turnipheads
- Farmer Revolution: A group of Moonflowers and Radeezes
- Runaway Dragon: A Mini Dragon
- Turnip Warrior: A large group of Turnipheads and Radeezes
- Ballhopper: A Lotus Root Onii riding a Ball Onii
- Mushroom Family: A large group of evil mushrooms
- Mt. Ribbit Family: Yvonne the giant frog and her offspring
- Big boned Onii: An Onii Metal
- Eternal Bony Dragon: A Reborn Dragon
- Team Art of War: Onii Cavalry, Onii Arsonist and Onii Man
- Zombie Army: A large group of Zombies
- Moonflower Tribe: A group of Moonflowers with a Concodore
- Onii Ranger: A group of coloured Oniis of various types
- Typhoony Bunch: Typhoon Gene, Typhoon Jane and Typhoon Mary
- Saute Club: 9 Cockadoodledoos
- Appliance Gang: A Fan Onii and a Vacuum Onii
- Team 22nd Century: A UFO and an Onii Metal
- Dragon Delivery: An Onii Worker (Tail) and an Onii Worker (Dragon)
These quests are randomly assigned and can vary between playthroughs. While there are a limited number of quest locations, you'll eventually become familiar with them. Enemies you need to defeat will have the word "target" in blue above their heads. Completing these quests always yields a treasure reward, and they can be repeated indefinitely, making them a good source of income if needed. You may choose to skip them later in the game if you have accumulated sufficient wealth.
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