Conquest
A board game by Donald Benge
2-4 Players 120 minutes Low
Action Points, Point to Point Movement
Ancient, Abstract Strategy, Wargame
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Description
Conquest is a classic board game that's all about strategic battles in ancient times. Designed by Donald Benge and first published in 1974, this game has been a favorite among fans of abstract strategy and wargames for decades. With easy-to-learn rules, Conquest is accessible to new players, but it still offers plenty of depth and challenge for experienced gamers. In Conquest, 2 to 4 players take turns using action points to move their troops, cavalry, chariots, elephants, and ships around a colorful map, trying to capture their opponents' fortifications or occupy key locations. The game's point-to-point movement system makes it easy to navigate the board and plan your next move. With a playtime of around 120 minutes, Conquest is a substantial game that requires strategic thinking and planning, but the rewards are well worth the investment.
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