Legion Was Here Big Day Mission: What It Is And What It Unlocks

Nothing about this job uses a different rule set. You study its photographs, clippings, notes and small items, deduce the target's appearance and personal history, rebuild the face in the operating room from the same 900 million-plus combinations of features every mission uses, then survive the conversation with the people who know the target.

What is different is the reward structure. Roughly four in ten players have Jujuk In Love, and roughly one in six have Jujuk World Peace — the gap between them is the gap between clearing the mission and clearing it perfectly.

The mission is replayable, and the set of biographical questions it asks varies between attempts. That makes it a good candidate for a deliberate second pass: run it once to establish which facts your hand notes missed, then run it again with those facts added.

Unlike the very first jobs in the campaign, The Big Day expects you to already be comfortable with the order of operations — notes first, sliders second, conversation third — because the mission itself does not teach anything new.

You are Ralf, a Jujuk performer — the mission briefing says so and no document in the file repeats it, so it is easy to miss. Helga is the one questioning you. She is a redhead, and the two of you have been dating.

The interruption that decides the mission is a man who storms in wearing a Roomzy costume and says he loves Helga. The two candidates are Liam and Alex, and it is Alex: your best friend, whose birthday party was two weeks ago in the file, and the black smoker with Roomzy tattoos who appears in both the party photo and the Jujuk Park photo. Helga's classified ad rules out smokers, which is both why Alex can never be the boyfriend and why he is the one she rejects when he claims her.

The ages come out of the same chain. Alex is 24 in his own ad and turned 28 two weeks ago, so the ad is four years old — which is how long you and Helga have been together. You were 23 when you met, so you are 27; she was 25, so she is 29.

100 percent credibility needs both halves of the run to be right:

• the operating-room face matches what the dossier actually supports, including the features stated only through indirect cues;
• every dialogue answer matches a dossier fact, including the chained details that surfaced during the investigation phase — the kind of item that only appears if you cross-referenced two documents.

The hand notes worth writing down before you go in:

• Ralf's favourite character is Lilik, which is why he has her tattooed and shares it with Helga.
• First date: Jujuk BurgerZ. She ate second because she hates cheese; they ordered different burgers but both got MoroKetchup; she swore to show him her tattoo on the next date.
• Helga will not put up with smokers, body hair or cheese. Ralf is afraid of cars.
• The iconic pairs: Jujuk and Lilik, Count Ramos and Drooly, Lalak and Mako, Sok and Miss Serena.

Write them on Legion's left hand before the conversation starts, since the dossier is not reopened once you are inside. How the interview phase scores answers covers how questions are drawn from the file and how the credibility score reacts to each choice.

The Big Day sits among the campaign's six contracted missions — Become Patrick, London Undercover, Neptune's Guest, The Big Day, Mafia Blues and Legion: Origins — and each job is self-contained: its own dossier, its own target, its own conversation. What the campaign measures is not which job you played last but how many of the six you finished at 100 percent. How the final mission ends covers what the campaign counts as finished.

The targets, mascot names and answers on this page are transcribed from the player-made Legion Was Here guide on Steam and cross-checked against the Chinese puzzle-flow guide. Ralf's exact face values are on the face creation page.