Board & Conquest

Maxime J. Durand

Wepwawet, young god of wolves, must transform an ice-covered barbarian village into a formidable force to prove himself. A Kingdom Building LitRPG where a fledgling deity uses board-game-esque powers, faith and miracle magic to build civilization from nothing. Blending strategic domain management with personal divine advancement, the series follows the god and his chosen heroine as they gather followers, unlock miracles, and level up against rival gods and harsh frontiers.

Progression: Verified Kingdom Building LitRPG progression (Goodreads: '[A Kingdom Building LitRPG]' subtitle, Amazon: young god must transform barbarian village into formidable force). (1) Divine Level Ladder: Wepwawet advances as a young god via faith-fueled miracle system — faith is quantified, miracles are board-game powers that unlock with worshipper count and territory. (2) Kingdom Building Tiers: Civilization progression measured by village → settlement → domain, with board-game-esque powers (cards/miracles) that level up explicitly (Reddit RoyalRoad review: 'faith and miracle magic system combined with board-game-esque powers and level ups'). (3) God-Heroine Dual Progression: Both god and mortal heroine level through explicit LitRPG mechanics — strategic upgrades, resource management, and divine rank advancement against competing gods. Published by Maxime J. Durand (author of The Perfect Run), Goodreads book 251305729, 660 pages, ongoing series.

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