GMT Conquest and Consequence

Conquest and Consequence is a strategic board game that adapts the Triumph and Tragedy system to the Pacific and East Asian regions during the period from 1936 to 1945. It is designed for three players and offers dynamic three-way interaction, providing the game with a variety of strategic options and intrigues. Players take control of different factions: militaristic Japan, which was the first Asian power to modernize; the communist Soviet Union, composed of Siberian Russia and the red Chinese revolutionaries; and capitalist America, which includes the United States, the British Empire, and nationalist China. The game begins in 1936, as Japan takes the initiative and pursues its military ambitions, while the other factions rely on their own strategies to gain control over East Asia.

• Three-way game system for strategic diversity
• Historically inspired, based on the period 1936-1945
• Allows for profound strategic decisions and diplomacy
• Focuses on military expansion and resource management.