Story Missions and Rewards

How missions work

Story Missions are the narrative side of DMZ. You can replay them, and they pay well in gear, keys and cash. The table of missions and rewards comes from games.gg and Gfinity. Activision hasn’t published a full list, but the two guides agree on everything except one mission’s name.

Does the cash repeat? games.gg says each replay pays the $25,000 again. Gfinity says rewards can only be claimed once. Activision’s patch notes did raise cash for “Story Mission replays”, which suggests replays pay something.

The infils these missions unlock are the paid ones in Infil and Exfil. Finishing Fallen Ember is what lets you choose your landing spot.

Dynamic Operations

Dynamic Ops are multi-step objectives generated for each match. You can also start one in the field from a Dynamic Ops phone. Each finished op drops a Supply Drop, and every extra op in the same deployment upgrades it, from Common to Uncommon to Rare.

Since October 30 each op pays $10,000–$20,000, up from $5,000–$10,000. CODmunity says that cash reaches your bank when the op ends, even if you die afterwards. Ops named in patch notes include Hunt Operator, Broken Resupply, Chemical Denial, Dead Man’s Cache and Viral Reckoning.

DMZ Orders

Orders are long-term challenges grouped into pages, and a page pays out when all its Orders are done. Patch notes mention pages up to 19. There’s no official full list yet. Pick deployments that tick off several Orders at once.