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Total Conquest Trello & Roadmap

Why there is no public Trello for the open beta, where LDS Fighting actually posts roadmap signals, and how to read the [🔥UPD] cadence.

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Trello and Roadmap

Total Conquest does not have a verified public Trello board. LDS Fighting does not host a roadmap page. Updates appear as title-prefix changes, Roblox description edits, and group posts. This page is the honest map of where roadmap signals come from so you do not chase a fake board or a stolen Discord link. The parent hub is the official links page.

What we looked for and could not find

  • A Trello board under LDS Fighting or Lightning Dragon Studio for this Roblox experience.
  • A public roadmap hosted on Trello, Notion, GitHub, or a studio website.
  • A Twitter / X account dedicated to Total Conquest specifically (the group owner is TkSea / seario2020; random similarly named accounts are not official).
  • A stable public Discord invite from LDS Fighting for this experience.

If any of those appear with verifiable provenance, this page will gain a row. Until then, treat third-party “Total Conquest Trello” links as scams or copy-paste screenshots from other Roblox strategy games.

Where the roadmap actually shows up

Five signals, ranked by reliability:

  1. The Roblox title itself. [🔥UPD] prefix on the listing is the most direct signal that a build is shipping. When the title drops [Beta], the experience has hit a launch milestone. Title flips are how LDS Fighting announces the next phase without writing a notes site.
  2. The Roblox game description. LDS Fighting edits the four how-to-play lines sparingly. Edits to description wording usually accompany a new feature like a shop entry or a new command lane.
  3. LDS Fighting group posts. The Roblox community page is the closest thing to a Trello board. Posts are short. Bug acknowledgements tend to land as closed threads rather than patch-note replies.
  4. In-game HUD changes. The gift button moved in some past updates. The shop cluster order has stayed stable across two snapshots. When the HUD changes, this wiki’s controls page and the beta notes page update.
  5. Creator footage. Public first-look videos on this Roblox experience are useful for HUD layout but unreliable for roadmap. Treat “next update will add Y” claims as speculation.

How to read the [🔥UPD] cadence

Based on the snapshot used by this wiki:

  • Title flips to [🔥UPD] without a public notes site. We log the flip on the patch history page.
  • After a flip, expect HUD changes. Re-read controls.
  • Codes can rotate. Re-check the codes hub.
  • The shop can reorder. The four entries (premium pack, starter pack, command, missiles) have been stable but are not guaranteed.

If a [🔥UPD] title stays up for more than a few days without a public description change, treat the live listing as the source of truth.

How to read the open beta roadmap

Because there is no Trello, treat the open beta as a list of stated constraints rather than a queue of features:

  • Stated constraint: map control is the win condition. Four how-to-play lines on the Roblox listing.
  • Stated constraint: cities boost production. Same source.
  • Stated constraint: voice chat is not supported. Same source.
  • Stated constraint: server size is 50. Same source.

Anything beyond those four lines is inferred, not stated. This wiki will not invent a roadmap because no studio has published one. If you need to plan around a future feature, play conservatively: hold floors, redeem codes, and assume the next patch can move a button.

What we will not pretend

This page will not:

  • Fabricate a Trello URL.
  • Promote a Discord invite that LDS Fighting has not verified.
  • Quote a Twitter thread as if it were an official post.
  • Treat third-party “Total Conquest roadmap” videos as authoritative.
  • Mix in Conquer The World WW2 or Gameloft mobile Total Conquest roadmaps, even though those games have active communities.

If a community member has opened a Trello or Notion with their own roadmap speculation, that is fan content, not a studio statement.

Bug reports versus roadmap questions

If a feature is missing or broken:

  • File a clean bug report on the Roblox community. Use the format on beta notes — place ID, button, screenshot, expected behavior.
  • Do not file a roadmap question there. Roadmap questions go unanswered rather than faked.
  • Bug reports acknowledged in closed threads are an indirect roadmap signal: if a fix lands in [🔥UPD], the thread closes.

What to bookmark

If you only bookmark two pages for the open beta, bookmark these:

  1. The official links page for the live Roblox listing.
  2. The patch history page for the dated snapshot log.

The Roblox listing is the live source. The patch history is the dated translation. Together they are the closest thing to a public roadmap that this experience has.

When a real Trello appears

If LDS Fighting publishes a Trello or Notion board with verifiable provenance:

  1. We will add the URL to the official links page.
  2. We will link roadmap-impacting items from the relevant guide (e.g. a new command lane on the command roster).
  3. We will stop relying on title-prefix flips as the primary signal.

Until then, the title is the changelog, and the Roblox group is the announcement channel.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Is there a Total Conquest Trello board?

No verified public board exists. Treat third-party Trello links as fan content or scams. The Roblox listing and the LDS Fighting group are the actual channels.

Where can I read the official Total Conquest roadmap?

There is no published roadmap. Updates appear as title-prefix changes, description edits, and group posts. This wiki tracks them on the patch history page.

Has LDS Fighting confirmed a 1.0 launch date?

No. The Roblox title still carries [Beta]. The wiki will add a launch milestone to the updates hub only after the tag drops on the live listing.

Will this wiki host an unofficial Trello or roadmap?

No. This wiki is tactics, not speculation. Roadmap-style questions go on the official links page rather than getting answered with fan content.