Red Tower Knights Arrive! Hundred Kingdoms vs Wa'drun. Tales of Conquest 

How would you get into it? Any advice for someone wanting to start?

Nick: "I choose my raptor rider against your Men at Arms!" Me: NICK YOUR DINO BUTTIS WIDE OPEN TO CRIMSON TOWER KNIGHTS NNNOOOOOOOOOO!! XD

and the apex predator is chanting here......

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Those were the most brutaly unresponsive dice I've seen in quite some time.

OMG, loving that storyline. They are knocking that out of the park for sure. Can't wait for Gatewalkers. #NaishForLife

oh they're out. Most people have their armies rn. Just gotta grind out those models

Yea I was noticing that too. Probably 1.5.1 with rumors of the big change that came with 2.0 and reinforcements in mind but not the hard data sheets for the characters. Specifically in my mind the Warbred having burnout built in.

@@chimeraelite Feels weird to included 'rumoured' changes. Not to mention that doesnt change the errors with the objective markers :P (Even though Objective Markers are incredibly clunky as they are now)

That’s pretty much exactly what we playing :D. We recorded it with the old rules before they were public. But knew about the new reinforcement rules and used those as we really liked them.

@@PlayOnTabletop Ah that makes so much sense :P My brain was very confused. The scenario points still stand (Im looking forward to them changing how Objective markers work in the new scenario pack coming sometime)

Got a new one coming hopefully this week!

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To make it interesting, otherwise it would have been a stomp and less entertaining

We aim to do a Conquest video once per month. The time may seem longer if we release one earlier in the month and the next one later in the month but we are committed to Conquest once per month.

I would say they are the most flexible army, being able to play in many different ways depending on the scenario. They have good cheap infantry, great elite infantry and probably the best knights in the game. On top of that they have good magic too, for some long range firepower together with some ok massed ranked crossbowmen.

@@davidborgstrom Thanks, I genuinely needed that breakdown

Yeah, that didn't make any sense. The only thing I can think of is he was just trying to keep it interesting.

Each faction has its own set of special rules in addition to over all rules. There are no CP or strategems. The closest is each Warlord has a "supremacy ability" some always active, others once per game on declaration.

Conquest is pretty straightforward in terms of extra rules.(rules outside of the core rules) Each faction will have one or two special abilities specific to them, those are explained in their army lists. As for CP/Stratagem equivalents there isn't any. No pool of resources, no granting extra abilities for an action or anything. The closest you get is some characters can be given upgrades that will be given once per game abilities, but generally you'll only have one, maybe two in an army. Any special rules that a unit has, will be noted under their stat block and if you're using the army builder online, it will let you view what that ability does. Otherwise, if you printout/save the army as a pdf all the special rules present in your army will be included after all units.

As someone who stopped playing 40k after 9th edition came out, I can say that the faction rules for conquest are more comparable to 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 8th edition 40k. The only complicated system in the game is the movement system, which you may find overbearing. Their rules are online for free if you want to know the specifics. One other thing to note about conquest is that they don't scrap what they have and completely start over from edition to edition. And because the rules are online for free, balance changes and updates are integrated more seamlessly.

@@DarkSymphony19 how many of these abilities does each warlord have? 10 ?

@@waferjuice Just 1