Conquest of Fates

How to Use Tabletop Simulator with COF.gg

Play Conquest of Fates online — with a starter deck or your own build from COF.gg.

Tabletop Simulator is a physics sandbox on Steam. Our free mod brings the whole Conquest of Fates table into it — play mats, counters, rules sheets, and the four starter decks, ready to play.

What it costs: Tabletop Simulator is a paid Steam game ($19.99) and every player needs a copy. Our mod is free, and so is every card in it.

The full four-player Conquest of Fates table in Tabletop Simulator
The Conquest of Fates table, set for four players.

01 Get Tabletop Simulator on Steam

  1. Install Steam and sign in.
  2. Buy Tabletop Simulator — Windows, macOS or Linux — and install it.
The Tabletop Simulator store page on Steam
It goes on sale regularly.

02 Subscribe to the Conquest of Fates Mod

Open the Conquest of Fates Workshop page and click Subscribe.

The Conquest of Fates mod page in the Tabletop Simulator Steam Workshop
Free, and built for 2–4 players.

Only the host needs the mod. Everyone needs Tabletop Simulator; once the host loads the table, the rest just join.

03 Load the Table

Choose Create → Multiplayer, pick Workshop, and load Conquest of Fates.

A player's play mat in Tabletop Simulator showing the location zones, deck, discard pile, Celestial and Void areas
Each seat gets a play mat: locations 1–7, deck, discard, Celestial and Void. New to the board? See the Quick Start Guide.

04 Grab a Starter Deck — They Are Already There

No import needed. All four starter decks sit in the centre of the table as soon as the mod loads.

  1. Take the deck for the faction you want.
  2. Drag it into your deck zone.
  3. Play.
The centre of the table with the four starter deck bags ringed in red
The four starter decks — Perfect Spawn, Astrixids, Empire of the Nova 7 and Church of Zero — waiting in the centre.

The Import Deck panel can re-spawn a starter if one gets lost.

05 Import Your Own Deck From COF.gg

Importing is for custom decks — one you built yourself on COF.gg. That is all you need it for.

  1. Build a deck at cof.gg — see How to Use COF.gg.
  2. Click Share on the deck, then Copy beside Share Code.
  3. In Tabletop Simulator: Import Deck → Import Share Code.
  4. Paste the code and click Import. Your deck spawns in front of you.

Use the Share Code, not the Share Link. Tabletop Simulator accepts only the bare code — paste the full https://cof.gg/decks?i=… address and the import fails. The two Copy buttons sit next to each other, so this is the mistake everyone makes once.

A red arrow pointing at the copy button beside the Share Code on COF.gg
On COF.gg: copy the Share Code.
The Import Share Code dialog with a field to paste a deck share code
In Tabletop Simulator: paste it here.

The deck is rebuilt from the code, so it arrives with the exact cards and artwork you chose.

06 If Something Goes Wrong

  • “That share code could not be loaded.” The link was pasted instead of the code, or the paste was cut short.
  • Blurry cards. Images stream in on first load. Wait a moment, or raise texture quality in graphics options.
  • Nobody to play against? Players arrange games on our Discord.

The mod is a preview release — complete enough for real games, still being worked on. Report bugs on Discord.

07 Where to Go Next

Get the Modfree, on Steam Workshop Build a Deckthe COF.gg guide Learn the Board5-minute quick start Find a Gamejoin our Discord