How does the last point work?

In order to win the game, you need to score the last point (the 8th point in most games, 11th in 2v2). If you try to score the last point by conquering, you will only get the last point if you have already scored all of the other battlefields this turn. Otherwise, youʼll draw a card instead. So, in an 8 point 1v1 game with two battlefields: If you are at 6 points and conquer both battlefields, youʼll go to 7 and then to 8 and win. If you are at 7 points and conquer both battlefields, youʼll draw a card for the first one, and then go to 8 and win. If you are at 6 points, hold one battlefield to 7, and conquer the other to go to 8 and win. If you are at 7 points, you can hold one to go to 8 and win. In an 8 point 4 player Free-for-All game with three battlefields: If you are at 5 points and conquer all 3 battlefields, youʼll go to 6 then 7 then 8 and win. If you are at 6 points and conquer all 3 battlefields, youʼll go to 7 then draw 1, then 8 and win. If you are at 5 points, hold 1 battlefield to 6, then conquer the other two, youʼll go to 7 and then 8 and win.

Related: Rule 471.1.b, Rule 471.1.b.1