What is truly astounding is the number of different character classes the player may choose as the leader of their kingdom. High taxes will also result in the subjects becoming unhappy and prone to revolts. Upkeep is not factored in, but the amount of tax may be adjusted, and seasons affect income as well. The economy is simple on the surface: the more assets you have, like farms, towns or mines, the more income you get. In addition to AI and human players, there are neutral monsters and other characters wandering around, which may be attacked but are not always hostile. Combat is entirely automated, as in Warlords, but is more complex and will factor in several variables like a unit's condition, or special abilities and spells. Seasons also play a role, as winter is not the best time for long marches for example. Armies controlled by the players use action points to move around, with different terrain types taking a different amount of points to traverse. The map consists of square tiles, each representing a different kind of terrain and possibly a place, ranging from simple farms to towns and castles, to various mines and other places. A game may be played on a pre-set scenario, or on a completely random map that is generated based on several choices offered to the player that determine both the natural and the socio-political landscape of the world that will be created. Naturally, there are other pretenders that must be taken care of before this goal may be accomplished. The player controls a kingdom in the world of Elysium, and strives to become the sole ruler of the land. Conquest of Eysium II is a fantasy turn-based strategy game with many similarities to Warlords and Master of Magic, but not quite like any one of these, or any other game for that matter, with considerable depth hiding behind a façade of simplistic visuals.

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