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Dagger Directive Wiki

Tactical loadouts, stealth notes, and campaign routes for Task Force Dagger.

Unofficial Dagger Directive wiki covering loadouts, stealth, co-op, and campaign tactics after the 1.0 launch.

1.0
Full release, 13 Aug 2026
20+
Missions across four theaters
54+
Weapons with full customization
4
Players in online co-op
Explore the wiki

Hubs organised around the searches operators actually make.

Featured guides
Campaign theaters

Four sandboxes, one briefing style: pick the clock, then pick the door.

Loadouts and gear

Ranks, role kits, and the pouches that actually change a run.

Field tools

Build a kit and a brief before you step off the ramp.

1.0 and after

What left Early Access, and which older notes still matter.

First operation checklist

Four steps that turn the tutorial into a repeatable mission habit.

  1. 1

    Finish the tutorial ranges

    Learn pouches, zeroing, and the ship board before a real map. The getting started guide lists the first-hour order.

  2. 2

    Rebind the loud keys

    Default keyboard movement is a sprint. The controls page covers walk, pouches, LRF, and controller locks.

  3. 3

    Learn how you get seen

    Vision cones plus footsteps. The stealth guide is the difference between a ghost and a reset.

  4. 4

    Pack one honest kit

    Use the loadout planner or the role builds before you walk the armory shelves.

FAQ

Wiki FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Is this wiki official?

No. It is a fan-made Steam guide site. Confirm patches, Workshop files, and store details on the official Dagger Directive site and Steam page.

Has Dagger Directive left Early Access?

Yes. Version 1.0 launched on 13 August 2026 with Shadow Strike, 54+ weapons, and Workshop support. See the 1.0 notes.

Which languages are supported?

This wiki is in English, French, German, and Spanish. English is the root path; the other languages use a prefix. Legal pages stay in English for every locale.

Does the game have online co-op?

Yes. You can run missions solo or in online co-op with up to four operators. The co-op guide covers hosting, desync checks, and loadout splits.

Where should a new player start?

Read getting started, then controls and stealth. Use the mission planner before the first real op.