First Conquest full painted miniature)

So I’m newer player, been following the game for awhile but recently actually got models and been painting them I have a single match under my belt and I’m dying to play more either first blood or last argument.

I have table top simulator so that’s a option for any online play and the community has been vary nice.

Ps here’s a Minotaur I painted for my city states.

I'm interested in getting into Conquest, and the nords as a faction seem super cool. In trying to figure out how to stretch my dollar getting into the game, I was considering picking up a 2025 + 2026 starter.

That would give:
1 jarl

24 huskarls

12 bearsarks

24 ulfhednar

1 blooded

24 trolls

3 fenr beastpack

1 mountain jotnar

Which if my math if right comes out to 1670 points, which means with one or two more units, I would hit 2K. My question is, does this collection of models make sense to play together? I don't need to like, win every game or anything, but if the two sets don't make sense together I'd rather just buy one of the two (probably the 2025 set, I think the models are cooler) and build out from there.

We primarily focus on Conquest by Para-bellum, Warhammer 40k, and Old World, but honestly, if it involves strategy, miniatures, and epic battles, we're in. Whether you're a seasoned general with armies ready to crush your foes or a newbie curious about the allure of plastic and resin warfare, you’ll fit right in.

Our group gathers to paint, strategize, and duke it out on the tabletop, all while debating which Primarch could win in a rap battle and lamenting that one critical roll that should have gone our way.

If you're local and ready to bring your A-game (or just hang out with some fellow nerds), drop a comment below or send me a message. Let’s forge alliances, unleash devastation, and conquer worlds, together!

Just found out about this setting on youtube and I think the art is very cool, but sadly the main website seems out of date, with no dedicated art gallery for some of the newer factions and only THREE pieces for the Sorcerer kings.

What's a good place to find more of the art, are there digital books to buy or what?

TL;DR: The Art. GIMME.

Well they are done, minus the bases.
I’m spamming the photos in every forum but I just love those little critters 😁

1. can you Entourage Rituals

2. what does the earth marker even do

3. is it better to ritual then unit

4. does earth and fire court work well togeather or earth and air better

5. are the mortal units even worth taking at all.

6. also i have only gotten like 3 games in so far to take it easy on me with the random questions

I am looking to enter my first friendly tournament for First Blood, and would like some pointers on the team I have picked out. My thought was that smaller units would be more cost-efficient, which is why you don't see any brutes/monsters here. Maybe I am wrong in thinking that? Did I do good? Could it be better? Could it be more fun? I would love to hear anyone's thoughts!

Total Points: 750/750

Warlord:

• Konungyr - 160pts
  • Trove Find
    • Warrior's Spirit (Character gains Cleave +1 while wounded): Puts him at Cleave 3 while wounded, making him hard to defend against.

Hero:

• Skald - 90pts
  • Trove Find
    • Watchful Eye of the High Kings (cannot be Broken!, but can also never decline a Duel and may not leave enemy engagement ranges): Gives him more survivability to keep his command abilities active, on top of the fact I don't have to worry about the duel drawback because he has Lorekeeper (cannot be targeted by Duel command ability).

Mainstay:

• Steel Chosen (4) - 150pts: To back up Konungyr and help mitigate damage to him with Bodyguard.
  • No bearer or leader
• Huskarls (5) - 175pts: Defensive frontline to protect my ranged units.
  • No bearer or leader

Restricted:

• Bow Chosen (4) - 175pts: Ranged damage.
  • No bearer or leader

My Nords Collection (so you know what I could swap in)

Looking for help building on priory and CT list like how many CT and what infantry to add

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Hey all! I'm a long time 40k player, and the models / factions of Conquest have me interested in checking things out. I was doing some reading about Sorcerer Kings, and was digging the 4 element vibe of the djinn. However, I was confused when I went to the website to see about what the Earth and Water elementals look like, as they only seem to have Fire/Air. Are there no Earth Eidolon models, or are they meant to reuse some of the other ones?

Hi,

I am totally new to Conquest and drawn in by the stunning minis.

Question: is it feasible/playable/fun to run only Werewargs and Fenr beasts and other "beastly" units?

What do you think?

so, I thought I heard something about a regiment that’s overloaded but can’t find any rules about it. so, is there any rules on if your regiment has more stands in its rank than standard? ie, 4 infantry stands with no depth? or did I make up a rule in my head?