Conquer Club

How on earth can I win at these games??? Is there anybody who can explain the basic principles/strategies of this map?

Thanks,

--chosen1

Magic is easier...Might is old now and everyone knows how to work it...All you need to do is get into a game of Magic with an experienced player..Make sure the fog is lifted..You can watch what they do and then once you get the hang of it..Play in the fog and kick ass

Thanks! I'll give it a try!

if i was to explain Magic, you would have a multi-paragraph explanation from me.

The shortened version is:
Each castle has a different strategy. You need to develop a unique plan for each castle, as well as for the activities of neighboring castles. Stay out of the snow as much as you can, always kill people if you have a chance for it.

here is the thread i posted a while back. Hope it helps with AoR: Might.

http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=38731

yer....alot of people now know how to play might well. but magic is a lil different...wca has it right...u need a gameplan for the specific deal you get...which i have...but i aint sharing..i want your points

both maps are very easy. just read the instructions.

magic is really easy. If there are 4+ players, grab tons of resource pairs, build up for a turn or two, and hit the sanctuary.

dominationnation wrote:magic is really easy. If there are 4+ players, grab tons of resource pairs, build up for a turn or two, and hit the sanctuary.

well thats not a great idea, cause then you are probably pretty weak after taking all the resources, making you an easy kill. Plus, killing you would mean lots of free resource pairs for little work for the guy that kills you.

(at least, if it was me you were up against. I would jump out and kill anyone as soon as they weaken themselves enough using that strategy, so by all means, go ahead and use it. Just expect to lose some points)

I have never won by taking the sanctuary ( at least not a game i couldnt have won by eliminating the other players )

I play this map a ton... thats not a good way to win... most of these games are over by turn 6 or 7

I'm in my first Magic game.. Escalating.

So given that it's Escalating, I think I might as well not bother with all the resource pairs and shit?

But what happens in the snow, do armies get -1 subtracted (and do 1's go to neutral) or is it just a case of snow territories hurting your bonus?

Once you hold snow, how to get rid of it? I completely don't get any of this.. are there instructions anywhere?

Escalating will make no difference..The time the cards are actually worth anything...You enermy will be deploying 300 troops.
If you leave more then one troop on the frost you'll lose one of them.Providing you keep your armies on a village,resource or a castle you'll not lose any troops.
You cant hold the snow ..Its not real its only graphics

DiM wrote:both maps are very easy. just read the instructions.

The magic map is very complex.Thats how I managed to jump 1800 points in 1 week..Thx DiM.

Might:

It's all about waiting, imo. Be patient, pile up and grab cards, watch the log and sweep in to steal a kill/castle. If you got that, you got good chances at winning.

wcaclimbing wrote:

dominationnation wrote:magic is really easy. If there are 4+ players, grab tons of resource pairs, build up for a turn or two, and hit the sanctuary.

well thats not a great idea, cause then you are probably pretty weak after taking all the resources, making you an easy kill. Plus, killing you would mean lots of free resource pairs for little work for the guy that kills you.

(at least, if it was me you were up against. I would jump out and kill anyone as soon as they weaken themselves enough using that strategy, so by all means, go ahead and use it. Just expect to lose some points)

I avoid docks. Good luck finding me

dominationnation wrote:I avoid docks. Good luck finding me

you'd be amazed to see how easy it is to find somebody in the fog. i can almost always precisely tell where a person is after 2-3 rounds. except when bad people play. i mean the kind of guys that attack all the wrong places or don't attack at all. but for those i don't need to know where they are cause i'll surely have much more armies than them.

I would be happy to play any of you .. : )

DiM wrote:

dominationnation wrote:I avoid docks. Good luck finding me

you'd be amazed to see how easy it is to find somebody in the fog. i can almost always precisely tell where a person is after 2-3 rounds. except when bad people play. i mean the kind of guys that attack all the wrong places or don't attack at all. but for those i don't need to know where they are cause i'll surely have much more armies than them.

Well duh, you made the map. I'd be surprised if you didn't have amazing-bordering-on-supernatural powers when it came to this map.

i agree totally with dim. by using common sense and the game log you can pinpoint where a player is within 3 turns. if they take exactly 3 territories and wind up getting a bonus, they are at Mua or aoria. it just makes sense

hera is right. basicaly if a guy plays by the book and does only the best things his location is easily found. that's why sometimes (depending on opponent) i tend to plant decoys and attack strangely

DiM wrote:hera is right. basicaly if a guy plays by the book and does only the best things his location is easily found. that's why sometimes (depending on opponent) i tend to plant decoys and attack strangely

qft me to i try and take a few un needed territories when play against good people, that way harder to find me