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So, I just got back from a failed night of 40k Conquest. Even on a good day, we have maybe 5 people max. Unfortunately, only one of the store employees plays and none of my friends do.

I'm an avid 40k and could get at least $40 towards something, plus our 40k scene is huge.

I love Conquest, but I feel like our scene is dead. My time is already split between 40K Conquest, should I just give up and go only 40K?

Conquest is the deck builder from FFG right? Deckbuilders are like boardgames, they don't die, just maybe go OOP.

It's funny--in my area, Conquest is taking off like crazy. (I refuse to buy in.)

In answer to your questiin, so long as a single player has the rules and equipment for two people to play, a game isn't dead. I'm ready at a moment's notice to break out some Highlander CCG, SLA Industries, or Fuzzy Heroes.