The Foehn Construction Yard is the most important structure in a base. With it, a commander has the capabilities of constructing all Foehn buildings and defenses. This makes the Construction Yard a high priority target for enemies, and must be defended as such in order to maintain any major presence on the battlefield. A Construction Yard provides a small amount of power as well.

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The advanced technologies of the Revolt require lots of energy to be produced and maintained, so there was a need to design a power plant which would fullfil most of the requirements on the go as soon as a new outpost is built. This is where Foehn's high-level understanding of the forces of nature, revolving around the creation and flow of winds comes in handy - a power plant that traps the wind and, by using complicated methods, is able to generate power with its constant movement. Windtraps are larger and more expensive than the other power plants, but produce more energy than an average one.

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The unusually extensive Foehn Barracks are a gate to their underground facilities, where most of the Revolt's infantry training and weapon assembling is taking place. These uniquely designed Barracks allow a commander to train basic and advanced Foehn infantry. Its presence also allows for the construction of basic defenses. The more Barracks are on the field, the faster infantries are trained.

Foehn Barracks can be upgraded with a Netrunner Protocol or a Knightfall Protocol compotent, the latter of which is exclusive to the Wings of Coronia. Both can provide a Foehn army with additional combat options.

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The Ore Refinery is a technologically complex building completely outfitted to receive and process raw ore from miners and instantly receive monetary transactions for the ore while on the battlefield. This makes this structure a vital asset to any base economy. The Foehn Ore Refinery is cheaper than all the other ones as the Minermite unit it comes with is noticeably less costly to produce than the standard harvesters.

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The Netrunner Protocol is an attachment for the Foehn Barracks, which will provide a Foehn commander with combat options based on the faction's advanced cyber technologies, such as the ability to deploy holographic projections of certain units for the purpose of deception. In conjunction with a Cyberkernel, it unlocks other unique battlefield manipulation technologies, like the Chaos Touch or the Syncronin soldiers.

SUPPORT POWER #1: Decoy Team

SUPPORT POWER #2: Chaos Touch

The War Factory allows for the production of Foehn's expensive and technologically advanced units on the battlefield. It is also the only place where the Foehn Revolt can construct its aircraft at, since they do not require an airfield for such units to land and reload at, due to their capabilities of controlling the winds. The more War Factories a commander has on the field, the faster vehicles are built.

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A must on any battlefield with large bodies of water. The Foehn Naval Shipyard allows for the construction of Foehn ships and submersibles, and easily repairs any damaged vessels. The more Shipyards a commander has on the field, the faster the ships are built.

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To expand their network of influence beyond the Last Bastion's territory, the Foehn Revolt aims to construct more Cyberkernels around the world. These structures are their intelligence collection hubs, communication centers and supercomputers in one, making them an important target for the Revolt's enemies. In addition to enabling some of the advanced technology, the Cyberkernel provides access to the radar and the scouting support power in the form of Recon Sortie, which summons two drones that will reveal the shroud in a straight line of their flight over the battlefield. If a Netrunner Protocol is applied to the Foehn Barracks, together with a Cyberkernel they will unlock additional combat options.

To acquire the full technology access, Haihead needs to add an Expansion to the Cyberkernel, which becomes available after all three of Foehn's technology structures have been built.

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SUPPORT POWER: Recon Sortie

The Cloud Piercers are where the Foehn's prime and innovative wind manipulation technologies are being developed. The Revolt's staff within these towers monitors the behavior of winds nearby and perform complicated calculations, which allow their army to make the best use of its flow and employ the forces of nature in battle. These structures are responsible for providing all the data for the construction of Foehn aircraft, but since those are not ever required to land due to Foehn's air control techniques, they do not come with any air pads. The Cloud Piercer's data also makes it possible to assess the best locations for the deployment of Spinblades, which will boost the speeds of units equipped with the windspin engines.

To acquire the full technology access, Wings of Coronia need to add an Expansion to the Cloud Piercer, which becomes available after all three of Foehn's technology structures have been built.

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SUPPORT POWER: Spinblade

The Foehn Revolt has long heavily focused on enhancing and developing new uses for their state-of-the-art nanotechnology. The Revolt has many uses for the nanites it produces, be it for enhancing their units' armor, regenerating from all the damages taken during the battle or even for combat purposes. However, one of the most ingenious methods of putting the nanites to good use is the Nanofiber Sync, a rapid active material transformation, which is being developed at the Foehn Revolt's Nanofiber Loom.

Created at Foehn's secret production plants known as the Nanocentrifuges, the advanced nanites, which get transported to the Nanofiber Looms, begin work on very thin, but resistant and versatile nanofibers, which at the end of the production process are additionally infused with a batch of nanites responsible for control of the nanofiber's "behavior". These newly created materials are then applied to the adaptable powersuits and outfits of the Foehn infantry through the use of the Nanofiber Sync, which usually results in a transformation of the equipment, that can go as far as repurposing a soldier's weapons entirely.

To acquire the full technology access, Last Bastion needs to add an Expansion to the Nanofiber Loom, which becomes available after all three of Foehn's technology structures have been built.

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SUPPORT POWER: Nanofiber Sync

To acquire a complete access to their advanced technologies, each of the Foehn Revolt's subfactions must upgrade the technology building which corresponds to its technology and strategy choice. This is why Haihead will aim to construct an Expansion for the Cyberkernel, the Wings of Coronia will upgrade the Cloud Piercer, and the Last Bastion will focus on developing an addition to the Nanofiber Loom.

Each of the upgrades requires construction of all three major technology buildings of the Foehn Revolt beforehand, and each will additionally provide unique support powers for the commanders to use in battle.

SUPPORT POWER #1A: Blackout Missile

This support power is unique to Haihead and requires a Cyberkernel Expansion.

SUPPORT POWER #2A: Megaarena

This support power is unique to Haihead and requires a Cyberkernel Expansion.

SUPPORT POWER #3A: Signal Jammer

This support power is unique to Haihead and requires a Cyberkernel Expansion.

SUPPORT POWER #1B: Decoy Squadron

This support power is unique to Wings of Coronia and requires a Cloud Piercer Expansion.

SUPPORT POWER #1C: Nanocharge

This support power is unique to Last Bastion and requires a Nanofiber Loom Expansion.

SUPPORT POWER #2C: Sweeper Drop

This support power is unique to Last Bastion and requires a Nanofiber Loom Expansion.

While the Foehn Revolt has multiple nanite production plants at its strategic locations, a problem arises whenever a new outpost is being established somewhere in the world. With the continuous and relentless attacks on the new settlements, it often becomes too dangerous to construct an expensive Nanocentrifuge in a remote area, where it could be easily destroyed by the enemy forces.

That's where the Reprocessor comes in: a structure that has been designed to provide the vital amount of nanites specialized in one purpose: material gathering. While the primary purpose of nanites in the Foehn Revolt is to perform efficient weapon and building constructions, with the limited access to the world's resources, the material gathering often becomes the more pressing task.

The Reprocessor focuses on creating nanites for all of the Foehn's units in order to allow them to quickly pick up salvageable materials from destroyed enemy objects, be it vehicles, infantry equipment or even buildings. Once the Reprocessor has been built, whenever an enemy object is killed, a small portion of its worth in resources will be awarded to the Foehn's commander who destroyed the object.

To defend against at least some of potential attackers, the Reprocessor can now and then launch a small cloud of weaponized nanites at the enemy infantry in order to have them "devoured". A cloud of grey goo created from such an attack is beneficial to the Foehn infantry, as they can use it for regeneration of their equipment and healing of wounds within those clouds, just like the ones created by the Huntresses.

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SUPPORT POWER: Devourer

The Foehn Revolt has prepared a sizeable array of methods to use their air manipulation technology. One of the more dangerous ones involves a controlled eruption of incredibly destructive steam, which is kept at a high pressure in the structure called the Blast Furnace. This building is first and foremost responsible for the burning of the unused material residue that even Foehn's nanomachines can't reprocess. These materials are burned at incredibly high temperatures, resulting in lots of strong steam being produced, and then accumulated at the Blast Furnace.

At the right moment, this steam is released into the Blast Trenches built all around Foehn bases, which then erupts into the sky at great velocity. The wind flow manipulation fittings along the Blast Trench make it possible to increase the destructive power and reach of the barrier created in the process. Almost no ground or air unit is capable of crossing an actively erupting Blast Trench, with very few exceptions.

The barrier, christened the 'Blasticade', unfortunately has a few drawbacks, the biggest one being it getting shut down the moment a Foehn base goes low on power. If that happens, the Blast Furnace's release mechanism triggers an emergency shut down, as without the ability to control the blast's flow it would be too dangerous to move it through the Blast Trenches around the base. The Blast Furnace needs to recharge the Blasticade all over again when that happens.

In addition to the Blasticade, the Furnace can use its powerful steam through the Spinblades, to create an effective projectile-killing barrier around the vehicles within its radius. This Golden Wind turns Spinblades into support structures capable of enhancing more than just the windspin-compatible units.

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SUPPORT SUPERWEAPON: Blasticade

SUPPORT POWER: Golden Wind

The Tempest Architect is Foehn's supreme wind manipulation device, likely to have been partially based on the blueprints of the Weather Controller developed as a joint project between the scientists of both SteinsTech and the Kanegawa Industries. However, to counter the Allied superweapon's random factors, the Tempest Architect's superweapon strike is much more precise and just as deadly.

When the Tempest Architect gathers the winds within a vortex, it is capable of unleashing its destructive energy, which will continuously deal heavy damage to a designated area for a short period of time, taking down the sturdiest of buildings, vehicles and even aircraft alike.

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OFFENSIVE SUPERWEAPON: Great Tempest