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Conquest For The Capital

Game ID: GID0074884
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2025
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Description

In Conquest For The Capital, 4 asymmetric factions fight to control the capital city and its sorcerous throne.
For eons, the human sorcerer-kings have banished you from your homeland. But with the death of the last sorcerer-king, you now return to reclaim these ancient lands.
You have only five turns before neighbouring kingdoms intervene—or a new bloodline of sorcerers rises. It’s up to you to lead your faction to supremacy.

Play as one of these 4 factions, the Reckless Orcs, Cunning Elves, Fortifying Dwarves, and Inevitable Undead in a deathmatch against the Humans and each other.
With simultaneous turns and hidden movement, you must use your cunning and strategy to be the first to Conquer The Capital!

Description

In Conquest For The Capital, 4 asymmetric factions fight to control the capital city and its sorcerous throne.
For eons, the human sorcerer-kings have banished you from your homeland. But with the death of the last sorcerer-king, you now return to reclaim these ancient lands.
You have only five turns before neighbouring kingdoms intervene—or a new bloodline of sorcerers rises. It’s up to you to lead your faction to supremacy.

Play as one of these 4 factions, the Reckless Orcs, Cunning Elves, Fortifying Dwarves, and Inevitable Undead in a deathmatch against the Humans and each other.
With simultaneous turns and hidden movement, you must use your cunning and strategy to be the first to Conquer The Capital!

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positive
Pros
  • Factions with distinct abilities via upgrade decks
  • Dynamic movement and central control
  • Replayability through terrain changes
Cons
  • Complex rule set may be challenging for new players
Thematic elements
  • Array
  • Fantasy
  • Epic battles and faction upgrades in a central conquest
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Area Control — Control key areas and the center to influence battles
  • Asymmetric factions with upgrade decks — Different factions have unique upgrade decks to modify them
  • Simultaneous Actions — Players move armies in a shared time frame rather than strictly in turn order
  • Simultaneous movement — Players move armies in a shared time frame rather than strictly in turn order
  • Terrain/board customization between games — Terrain options can modify the map after the first game
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  • This video is brought to you by Conquest for the Capital.
  • Have you ever wanted to jump into a fantasy area control with simultaneous movement?
  • Chaotic Good is a place tucked into Upper Westside in Manhattan. They're not really selling that many board games. Rather, they're pushing more of the coffee and third place idea.
  • I'm going to pick a favorite between those two, but those are the two that stuck out.
  • Game Story as my number one.
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