Total Conquest Tier List

This hub ranks how you spend attention, not a fictional unit bestiary. Total Conquest is a map-control beta. The strongest “tier” is still a city you collected, a garrison you did not skip, and a command you fired at the right urban tile. Use the tables below as a plan, then read openings for the first three minutes and commands for the spend layer.

Rankings will move when LDS Fighting ships a [🔥UPD] that changes collect timing or shop prices. Until numbers are public, S-tier means “do this every match,” not “this card has a secret 340% modifier.”

S-tier: always correct

Pick	Why it sits here	Linked guide
City-first expansion	Production beats painted countryside	Capture cities
Home guard on every urban tile	Third parties steal empty capitals	Troop-split planner
Collect on cooldown	Uncollected cities are trophies	How to play
com command roll	Free tempo before Robux	Codes

If you only remember four rows, remember those.

A-tier: strong when timed

Pick	When it is actually good
Missile / bomb on a city you will enter this cycle	Shrinks a garrison, then a send finishes
Production-style command on a city you will hold	Standing bonus needs a base
Friend city assignments	Prevents crashed stacks on 50-player maps
Overflow mop in the last 20% of the map	Closes without donating the backline

These are not automatic. A missile on countryside drops to D. A production command on a tile you abandon is a miss.

B-tier: situational

Pick	Risk
Wide countryside grab	Looks big, produces slow
Starter pack on first ever match	Skips the lesson that cities matter
Early all-in on a rival capital	Wins a clip, often loses two of your cities
Holding a strike command as deterrent	Strong if you are ahead; greedy if you are behind

C-tier and below: common traps

• Emptying your only city for a highlight send.
• Buying missiles because a video asked “do we just nuke people.”
• Redeeming codes in chat instead of the gift button.
• Pasting executors from a scripts site. See script safety.
• Playing the Gameloft Roman mobile game or Conquer The World WW2 guides as if they were this HUD.

Command value in the current beta

Until a named catalog exists, rank any rolled command with this filter:

1. Does it help a city you own or are taking? S/A.
2. Does it only look loud? B or worse.
3. Do you not understand the card? Hold it. Holding is A. Firing blind is C.

Details of that filter sit on the command roster. Spend timing sits on commands and upgrades.

Openings belong on their own page

First-minute plans change with spawn. The openings list ranks city-rush, pocket turtle, and friend-split starts. Do not run a friend-split if you queued solo.

How this list is built

Sources: the official Roblox how-to-play lines, first-look match footage on this experience, and the public com code. We will not invent troop names, god statues, or Hearts of Iron research trees from other games. When the beta publishes a real command glossary, this hub will grow rows instead of fanfiction.

For the rest of a session, take how to win once you are ahead, and getting started if you have not finished a single map yet.