A Complete Noob's Guide to "Game of Thrones: Conquest"

When the quest is to investigate, it usually means you have to tell your maester to research it. There might be an option for that somewhere in the Economy tree. There may also be some in the dragon research trees. If you click the "Go To" button next to the quest, it can also help point you in the right direction.

It’s probably trying to upgrade your dragon and you need Dragon Lore to do so if you don’t want to spend gold. You can get Dragon Lore by participating in events and doing the daily quests. Hope this helps! Once you upgrade, you’ll be able to go back to feeding the fire.

Your dragon changes color when you change your banner. Unfortunately, the game only allows you to change your banner when you have a “banner change” in your inventory. If you have one, you can click your banner on the top left of the screen and play with the colors to your liking, then save it. If the colors are different enough from what you had before, the dragon should change color too.

If you click the number next to the two swords at the top-center of the screen, it'll show you a breakdown of your power numbers, including your troop count. If you want to see the breakdown of your troops (type and tier), you can click the banner next to the soldiers standing at the edge of your city.

Make sure you have the resources required for building. If so, there may be other requirements - your Keep may need to be at a certain level before you can build the Dragon Pit, for instance (I can't remember because it's been a while). What does your screen say when you try to build it?

There should be an option when you are looking at your march details. Next time you click “Attack” and you’re brought to the screen where you select your troops, look around there for it.

You probably didn't miss anything. Check your attacker's keep and troop levels - you should be able to get to their profile from the battle reports. If they're higher than you, chances are they will do a lot of damage. It can take days to heal your wounded troops, unfortunately. You'll want to level up your dragon since s/he can also defend your keep. If a lot of the people in your kingdom are stronger than you, I find the 24-hour peace shield worth the 1k of gold every day. If you're in an allegiance, they may also be able to help you retaliate if you're within certain limits. I'm still building up too and don't want to spend real money on the game as often anymore. Participating in events can help you earn gold for the shields.

Sometimes if the buttons in the game aren’t responsive, it can be a glitch and it means you need to restart the game. Otherwise, make sure you have all the required resources for upgrading.

If you click the inventory button and go to the "Store" tab, you can purchase them with gold. If you prefer not to spend gold, you'll often be rewarded with teleports upon upgrading buildings, leveling up in house prestige, and perhaps events too if you score highly enough.

If you're in an allegiance, you can let the others in the allegiance chat know you were attacked and ask them to keep an eye out for your attacker. If you're lucky and someone can find him/her, they can send you the person's map coordinates in a direct message.

This has happened for me before when the game was having a lot of different glitches that were interfering with the events, so WB credited 100,000 free gold to everyone's account. You can also send your troops to collect at gold mines when you find them on the map. Port Rewards occasionally are gold, or you can find it in your rewards after defeating certain enemies on the map. Sometimes you just get lucky!

Locate their city on the map or ask them for their coordinates. Click on their city and select "Reinforce."

The best way is to use the alliance chat feature. If you click Kingdom Chat and go over one tab, you'll find different tabs for chatting with your entire alliance, your liege and his bannermen, or your bannermen. Don't be shy! People are generally very helpful (in my experience with the game).

You'll need the crafting material for use in your smithy, which you can get from events and killing creatures on the map. The second piece of this is steel. When you go to forge something, if your steel count is in red, that means you don't have enough to make the item. You can get steel from praying at your shrine and port rewards - there could be other ways I'm missing. It does take some time to save up, especially when you're new. Also, crafting poor or common equipment won't cost you as much in crafting material and steel, if you don't feel like waiting a long time to craft the better-quality gear.

Click on the Allegiance icon and go to "My Bannermen." Their coordinates on the map will be shown beneath their username. You can click the coordinates to see their keep on the map. If there is a bubble around their castle, they're shielded.

The best ways that I have found are participating in the dragon feeding events, which seem to come up every month or so, or gathering resources. Occasionally you can get common or fine livestock from gathering other kinds of resources on the map.

I have only reinforced seats of power, but from my limited experience, I don't think there is anything you can specifically do to rebuild the wall. You might want to ask a more experienced player, though!

I'm thinking by "lower level" you mean a place that is a safe distance away from seats of power. If you use the random teleport feature, make sure when you land that there is no seat of power within 10 leagues of your keep. Otherwise, you're fair game for being attacked or may be asked to move if the SOP has been claimed by an allegiance.

I think it's more for your profile to show that you play often. I've never paid much attention to house prestige, aside from noticing it is harder to advance after a certain point. Most people are more concerned about the keep level and troop tiers since that's truly where your power lies.

If you're a T4 in your allegiance, the best way to move up is to be active, help out other players in your allegiance, and maybe even ask one of the mods if they can upgrade you. Tell them you're ready to take on more responsibilities in the game, i.e. take on your own bannermen and ensure they can advance within the game as well by helping them out however you can. Even if the mods don't say yes right away, don't get discouraged! It can take a bit of time for your efforts to be noticed and acknowledged properly.

Click your banner in the top-left of your screen, and you'll be taken into the tool where you can change your colors, pattern, and sigil.

I think it's all of them, but I may not have been paying enough attention since my alliance is still growing and hasn't taken a SOP yet.

Look on the map for the resource you want to gather and make sure your Keep level is appropriate for gathering that specific resource. (Stone and iron require higher castle levels than wood and food.) Once you decide on your march target, select it and follow the prompts on the screen.

Click the icon with the green map on it, then look at the top of the screen, underneath where it shows the heading of castles relinquished or conquered. You should see "Kingdom" and a sequence of digits behind it, which will be the server you're on.

I've found these hard to come by in event rewards, so the last time I wanted to change my name, I used gold. Ideally, this wouldn't be a change you make often since it can cause a lot of confusion, especially in your allegiance. It costs 300 gold to change your name.

Click on the person's banner, and at the bottom right of the screen, hit the "Invite Bannerman" button. If you're a T3 in your allegiance and that person has bannermen, they will have to disband from those ties, as well as leave their current liege lord, in order to join you.

When you go to the Smithy and look in the "Recipes" section, it'll show you the requirements. The less common crafting materials typically come from battles or recipes. The rarer materials can come from battles with event creatures, scoring highly in events, and recipes. It can take time to save up the amount needed for the higher-level or better-quality gear.

Kill creatures on the map, complete daily quests, or participate in events. Sometimes you can find house prestige units that come with a resource you're gathering, too. You have to select them from your inventory to use them.

You can't send screenshots through the game app, so most people download Discord or a similar app and have an allegiance server on there. Check in your allegiance chat to see if there is anything like that for sending and receiving in-game screenshots. Hope this helps!

They're boxes of food, wood, iron, etc. stored in your inventory that don't add to your resource count until they're opened.

Check-in on the kingdom chat and take note of the players you like and which allegiance banner they fall under. You can also look at different SOPs on the map to see which allegiances have claimed them if you're after a more powerful banner. Some banners may not be as powerful as others, but they may be nobler and kinder. You have to sort out which values are most important to you in an allegiance. That's how I would go about it, at least. I don't know of a database that holds info on the different banners. This is really something you learn best from playing and interacting often. I tried out a couple of different allegiances before I found one where I really feel like I fit in, and that may be something you experience too. As long as you don't jump around too often or reveal details from inside one allegiance to another, it should be all right.

Dragon events come up at least once every month in my kingdom. Feeding your dragon during those events and leveling it up can earn you event points and rewards in the form of quality livestock that you can feed your dragon. You can also kill creatures on the map and gather resources. A lot of times you can find "poor" or "common" livestock from things on the map.