The Nod leader emerged into a world where the Brotherhood was in shambles, scattered and leaderless. CABAL's machines also managed to reconstruct Kane's facial disfigurement, a wound from the First Tiberium War when the Temple of Nod was incinerated by an Ion Cannon blast. Kane would continue to remain in stasis until 2034, when his body was reconstructed to the point it could live without relying on external support. Reuniting a fractured brotherhood Main article: Second Nod Reunification War CABAL attempted to merge with Kane's mind, but the Prophet resisted and defeated CABAL, reshaping him, giving birth to a completely new form of intelligence. The AI core was destroyed by combined Nod and GDI forces, but his primary cluster remained untouched, where Kane was stored. CABAL, lacking Kane's guidance, turned against humanity in what is known as the Firestorm Crisis. Its events are portrayed in Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars and itsВ expansion pack Kane's Wrath, with the latter title unveiling the conflict's true denouement.Д¬ontrary to popular belief, Kane was not killed in the end of the Second Tiberium War, but merely incapacitated by Michael McNeil, with his body later retrieved by CABAL cyborgs and placed in a stasis tube for regeneration. During this war, Earth came under attack for the first time by an extraterrestrial species, known only as the Scrin. The Third Tiberium WarВ was the third and by far the most destructive worldwideВ conflict between the Global Defense InitiativeВ and the Brotherhood of Nod.

It was the death of fear, and the birth of hope! Rejoice, children of Nod! The blood of your oppressors will flow and fifty years of tyranny will finally end! Transformation is coming. It was a merciful bullet to the head of a malignant ideology. The destruction of the Philadelphia was not an accident. Scrin harvesting force routed and forced into planet-wide evacuation.1.4beta (includes peaceful annexation and rebels) GTM is capped at 100% and the Sectortaxes at 70%. Setting sectortaxes higher or lower now can have more severe effects on your economy or production. If the AI thinks it's safe to annex, it will do so. Thanks to Venny, the AI will now decide if they can annex occupied territories depending on their relations with the rest of the world.

The AI will also build more units now, instead of the relatively low numbers they did in the vanilla game. Various aspects of the AI have been tweaked in MultiMOD: allies are more inclined to help you out in wars (even offensive ones) and AI nations will now try to protect their coastal regions from invasion fleets. The rebels themselves are considered their own nation as of now. Countries with domestic problems (low population support and government stability) have the risk of armed rebellion in their regions now: from time to time, certain regions (and the military units in them) will 'turn rebel'. Since MultiMOD 1.4beta, rebels have been added. Regions owned by the nation, allied regions and regions belonging to another nation with whom the invader signed a trespassing treaty can still be reached whether or not the invader has a fleet or the defender has a fleet in range of the target region. An enemy fleet (any enemy, not just the owner of the region) within 1500 kilometers of that fleet makes it impossible to invade too.

To invade a hostile region over sea, the attacking nation must now station a fleet (with at least one destroyer or aircraft carrier) within 750 kilometers of the target region. MultiMOD addresses this by adding new movement rules over oceans. The vanilla naval system disappointed some people: every nation was able to freely move their units over the ocean, including nations without a navy. Planned features include peaceful annexations (disabled in the current beta) and getting rid of the infamous Autarky bug. MultiMOD currently has major changes in a few fields: naval combat, rebels and some minor tweaks in generic combat, AI and economy.

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