Introduction
Welcome to the Conquest and War in Rebirth (CWR) mod wiki 
CWR's forum thread can be found here - please use the forum for all feedback/questions/bug reports. Please feel free to help build and improve this wiki though. Anyone can use and edit the wiki, as explained in further detail here.
To the left, child pages for this wiki begin to catalogue information about how CWR mod works and plays to support players enjoy it and modders support it. Please review the history section before installing CWR for important warning.
History and comparability
- CWR mod is only compatible with non-Campaign gamestarts, existing saves from non-Campaign gamestarts and post-plot Campaign game saves.
- CWR cannot be used with the Campaign gamestart or Capaign games where the plot is incomplete (if unsure, ask about you game in the CWR thread first).
- CWR is the child of three parents: BlackRain's WWX mod, Rubini's Conquest Mod and BlackRain's Player Shipyards and more mod. WWX brought widespread conflict to the galaxy, whilst Conquest Mod followed Rebirth main plot themes and implemented zone capture mechanics. The latter allowed players to own their own shipyards and introduces a variety of new factional ships. BlackRain and Rubini have developed CWR as a neat merger of those broad, inter-related themes. As a result, users of CWR should not use those 3 predecessor mods.
Feedback
As noted above, please use the CWR forum thread for posting all feedback/questions/bug reports. A related message from BlackRain:
"FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT FOR DEVELOPMENT! Even though I have a pretty good familiarity with the game, there is still a lot I can use feedback on. I have a certain way of playing which may be different from others so I never experience some of what the game has to offer. My focus is usually more on combat and conquest than economy (although I participate in that by station building and trading so it isn't that I am not familiar with it at all). Could use more voices on that area, though. I hope to make the economic side just as important as the other aspects."