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Created after the Long Winter and the fall of the Old Dominion, the Hundred Kingdoms are, well, hundred kingdoms! Their territory is a mosaic of cultures, people and cities gathered around strong nobles, religious leaders and remnants of the fallen empire. | |||
===Spires=== | ===Spires=== | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 3 April 2020
| Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings | ||
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| Wargame published by Para Bellum Wargames |
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| No. of Players | 2+ | |
| Session Time | 1-2 hours | |
| Authors | Alessio Salvatore | |
| First Publication | 2018 | |
"Ultima ratio regum."
- – Cardinal Richelieu
"War is simply the continuation of political intercourse with the addition of other means."
- – Carl von Clausewitz
"I am a king an I have won last argument."
- – King Fredrik "The Great" of Brandengrad
The game
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The Lore
Genesis of the World & the Four Horsemen
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The Exiles
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The Fall
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The Dragons and the Dweghoms
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The Nords awakening
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Nepenthe remembers
Factions & army list
The Hundred Kingdoms
Created after the Long Winter and the fall of the Old Dominion, the Hundred Kingdoms are, well, hundred kingdoms! Their territory is a mosaic of cultures, people and cities gathered around strong nobles, religious leaders and remnants of the fallen empire.
Spires
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Dweghoms
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Nords
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