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Active Maps
109
Total Packs
283,999
Total Stubs Available
All Maps
Current Conquest Maps & Rewards
Every active map with hidden rewards, completion bonuses, and player card values.
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What is Conquest?
Territory Control Meets Baseball
Conquest is a turn-based strategy mode where you command your team across a hex-grid map, capturing territory, stealing fans from rival strongholds, and earning exclusive rewards. Think of it as Risk meets baseball — you expand your empire one hex at a time, simulating or playing games to take over enemy tiles.
Each map features CPU-controlled teams defending strongholds. Your goal: capture all strongholds, control every territory, and collect the hidden rewards scattered across the grid. It's one of the most efficient ways to earn free packs, player cards, and stubs in Diamond Dynasty.
Mechanics
How Each Turn Works
1
Attack
Move fans into adjacent territories to capture them. Neutral and weak tiles can be simmed. Strongholds require a 3-inning game against the CPU.
2
Reinforce
Receive new fans based on how much territory you control. Place them on any hex you own to strengthen your position for the next turn.
3
Move
Relocate fans between territories you already own. Use this to stack fans on your front line before your next attack phase.
4
Steal Fans
Play a game against an adjacent opponent to reduce their fan count on that tile. Useful for softening stronghold defenses before an attack.
Pro Tips
Beat Maps Faster
Rush Strongholds Early
Go straight for strongholds instead of filling the whole map. Take the closest one as soon as possible — once a stronghold falls, that team is eliminated and stops expanding. Their remaining territory becomes neutral and easy to sim through.
Grab Empty Territory First
Capture neutral spaces early to maximize your fan income each turn. The more territory you control, the more reinforcement fans you receive. Build up your numbers before pushing into strongholds.
Don't Waste Fans on Defense
Keep one fan per territory and stack everything on offense. CPU teams will take a tile here and there, but you'll gain far more ground by pushing forward than by defending. Offense wins Conquest.
Sim Everything Except Strongholds
Only play the 3-inning games required for strongholds. Sim all other territory battles as long as you have a fan advantage. This cuts completion time dramatically.
Rewards
Three Types of Conquest Rewards
Hidden Rewards
Packs and cards hidden on specific hexes. Capture the tile to claim them. Reset on repeatable maps. Our maps show exact locations.
Completion Rewards
Earned at 100% map control. The biggest payoff — premium packs, high-rated cards, XP bonuses. Typically one-time only.
Player Cards
Program-specific cards only available through Conquest. Often hidden on tiles or awarded on completion. Essential for collectors.
FAQ
Conquest Questions & Answers
Go straight for strongholds. Grab nearby empty territory to build up fan income, then push toward the closest stronghold. Once it falls, that team is eliminated and their territory becomes neutral — easy to sim through. Only play the required 3-inning stronghold games. Most small maps take under 30 minutes this way.
Maps marked "Repeatable" can be replayed for hidden rewards each time. Completion rewards are typically one-time only, even on repeatable maps. The USA Map is always repeatable and is the most popular farming map in the game.
Stronghold attacks must be played as 3-inning games against the CPU. Regular territory attacks can be simmed when you have a fan advantage — a 2:1 ratio or better is recommended. Playing on the field is always a guaranteed win regardless of fan count.
Certain hexes contain hidden packs or player cards. Capturing the tile claims the reward automatically. The game doesn't reveal which tiles have rewards, which is why our maps are so valuable — we show exactly which hexes have hidden rewards so you can plan your route.
Stronghold games use your selected Conquest difficulty setting (defaults to Veteran). You can lower it to Rookie for fast wins. Rewards are identical regardless of difficulty, so there's no penalty for playing on easy.
Absolutely. Conquest is one of the most efficient offline modes for earning free packs, player cards, stubs, and XP. It's especially valuable early in the game cycle when card values are high. Repeatable maps like the USA Map can be farmed indefinitely.