Campaign debrief

Every world conquest result tier

Result titles are fictional labels attached to score ranges. Use the actual component breakdown to understand a run; a title cannot tell you which decision caused the result.

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0–195 nations

What your final record means

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195-0: Total World Domination

195 nations conquered

The cabinet reached the 195-nation ceiling. Different underlying totals can reach this cap, so 195 does not prove every seat was optimal.

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Near-Total Conquest

160–194 nations conquered

A final score just below the ceiling. Check the component breakdown before changing a seat: the final number alone does not identify a missed bonus.

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Global Superpower

120–159 nations conquered

This title labels the final range, not a diagnosis. Different combinations of role fit, authority, bonuses, and variance can produce the same total.

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Continental Threat

80–119 nations conquered

Read the authority multiplier and critical-seat deductions in your report to see whether either actually applied.

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Modest Empire

40–79 nations conquered

A lower score band in the result-label table. The label itself does not prove that a particular role was assigned poorly.

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Regional Embarrassment

15–39 nations conquered

A low band defined by the presentation rules. Not every label is necessarily reachable with today’s pools and scoring constants.

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Diplomatic Disaster

0–14 nations conquered

The lowest defined label. This table documents score thresholds; it does not claim that a standard complete cabinet can reach every number.

Improve the next run

Use the report as a strategy checklist

Fix one weak seat first

Check whether the report shows a critical-seat deduction. Only Poets and Porn Stars in General or Treasurer trigger those named deductions; a low role-fit value is a different effect.

Keep the good core

Plan improvements for the next campaign. Classic respins change an unopened round’s country or category; they cannot replace an appointment already locked into your cabinet.

Compare a fair daily run

The Daily Challenge gives every player the same locked candidate rounds, making result differences easier to learn from.

Why the same cabinet can cross a tier boundary

Suppose a cabinet has a score of 150 at minimum battlefield variance. With a variance of 0 it receives the Global Superpower label; with a variance of 10 it reaches 160 and receives Near-Total Conquest. The appointments have not changed. This is an illustration of the label thresholds, not a claim about a specific candidate lineup.

At the ceiling, a pre-cap total of 198 and a pre-cap total of 210 both display 195. To compare those plans, inspect role fit, specialist bonuses, authority, and critical deductions before the cap. Use the result tier as a description of the displayed total, then use the score breakdown to diagnose a decision.

Know why the number changed

Use the scoring guide for the formula and the role guide for exact seat weights. A completed campaign can be filed as a public, verified leaderboard record.

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