For those who love a grand wargame with deep strategic depth and diplomacy, Conquest & Consequence is a feast! If you aren't intimidated by a long and complex game, get ready for an epic Pacific experience.
- Three-sided tension and diplomacy
- Immersive strategic depth
- Well-represented historical setting
- Dynamic land and naval combat
- Extensive playtime
- High complexity
- Requires a dedicated group
About the game
What you do in a play session
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Rules videos
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In English
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Conquest & Consequence – explained!
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Teach & play with designer Craig Besinque
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Conquest & Consequence – playing as Japan
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How to Play Conquest & Consequence - Part 1/3: Introduction, Techonology, Diplomacy (GRE Subbed)
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Conquest & Consequence – playing as US
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How to Play Conquest & Consequence - Part 3/3: Combat, Blockade, China, Victory (GRE Subbed)
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How to Play Conquest & Consequence - Part 2/3: Supply, Movement (GRE Subbed)
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