Total Conquest Commands and Upgrades

Commands are the extra layer on top of Risk-like sends. You win tiles with troops. You win faster with orders that bump production, movement, or strikes. Match rewards buy those orders. The public code com grants one free command roll. The shop can sell more. This page is the economy. Rankings live on the command tier list. The known roster lives on command list.

Where commands come from

1. Map rewards. Control cities and close the board. The official description is explicit: spend rewards to unlock new commands and upgrades.
2. The com code. One free roll. Redeem it with the gift button using how to redeem.
3. Shop command lane. Optional Robux or in-match currency, depending on the current beta build. Treat it as extra, not required.
4. Starter / premium packs. Front-loaded power. They do not replace the need to collect cities.

If you skip codes and still play well, you will earn commands the slow way. That is fine. What is not fine is rolling a command and firing it into countryside because you wanted fireworks.

Rolls versus upgrades

Think in two buckets:

• Commands are discrete orders you fire. A missile-style strike, a forced march, a production spike. They have a moment.
• Upgrades persist. If a reward unlocks a standing bonus, park it on the city you plan to hold, not on a tile you will abandon.

Beta has not published a complete rarity table. Play the text on the card. If it reads like a one-shot, save it for a city. If it reads like a standing bonus, collect first so the bonus has a base.

When to fire

Fire a command when at least two of these are true:

• You already have a stack in motion toward the target.
• The target is a city or the last link in a city chain.
• You still have a home guard if the command is not a defensive order.
• You understand the card. “I just rolled it” is not a reason.

Hold a command when you are the map leader and everyone can see you. A saved strike is a deterrent. A spent strike is a known empty holster. How to win covers that pile-on window.

Missiles in the same economy

Missiles sit next to commands in the shop. They are a spend with a target picker. Rules:

• City garrisons, then reinforcement paths, then never empty land.
• Follow with a send. A bomb that nobody walks into is a donation.
• Do not buy missiles because a video yelled about nukes. The first-look match asked “do we just nuke people” and then learned it was a Risk map. Be the player who already knew.

If a command roll is a missile analogue, it follows missile rules. Rank both on the tier list.

Do not roll in a doomed spawn

If you have one tile left and a 200-stack is inbound, a command will not write a miracle. Leave the match, redeem nothing mid-death if the HUD is shaking, and spend your next roll at minute two of the following game when cities still exist. The beginner guide is the right reset, not a panic shop click.

Fair play note

Commands are an intended shop and reward layer. Injectors that auto-roll or spoof inventory are not. If you came here searching “Total Conquest script command farm,” read the scripts hub and the script safety page instead of pasting a random executor.

Beta honesty

We will not invent a fake list of named legendary commands. Until LDS Fighting publishes a catalog, use card text, city-first targeting, and the roster page we update when names stabilize. Report broken rolls on the Roblox community. Check beta notes if a roll shows a blank card — that is a bug, not a secret ultra.

Spend rewards like ammunition. Cities reload you. Commands are the shot you fire after the reload, not instead of it.