Conquest of the Fallen Lands

Published 2005

In Conquest of the Fallen Lands, you and your fellow players have a task to free a land invaded by vile hordes of monsters, and win back the treasures they plundered. The game board is composed of hex tiles representing orc scouting parties, encampments, fortifications, dragons, etc. Each tile has a difficulty level. Players take turns conquering these tiles by playing troop cards on them. Each conquered tile creates new opportunities to tackle tougher tiles around it, both for you and your opponents (so you have to be careful!). Conquering a tile gets you a reward equal to its difficulty level. This money is used in the game to purchase assets and abilities, and it is also used to determine who has won this game, once it's over. A number of magic cards introduce a variety of special effects and abilities that can greatly benefit the players. The game includes two rule sets, Normal and Advanced, that play very differently: The Normal game is very accessible; it is a lighter game that plays with little downtime and yet has a lot of strategic depth. The Advanced rules lead to a more complex game that can sometimes be a bit of a brain burner. It also moves at a much slower pace.

Designers

Conquest of the Fallen Lands

Game Info

Players
3-5 Players
Time
1.5 hours
Weight
Light-Medium — 2.36/5
Year
2005
BGG Rating
6.77
BGG Rank
#4703
Min Age
10+

Frequently Asked Questions

Conquest of the Fallen Lands supports 3 to 5 players.
A typical game of Conquest of the Fallen Lands takes about 90 minutes.
Conquest of the Fallen Lands has a complexity rating of 2.36/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium Light' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for Conquest of the Fallen Lands is 10+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.
Conquest of the Fallen Lands has a rating of 6.77/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 788 ratings. It is ranked #4703 overall.
Conquest of the Fallen Lands was designed by Andrei Burago. It was published in 2005.