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Few people initially see their (secret) assignment in this top-shelf classic. All fields of the world map are randomly distributed among the players. The starting armies are then placed on those spaces. How many there are depends on the number of players. Whoever has a turn may perform three actions. First there is the possibility to strengthen your own troops. The number of additional armies is determined by the size of the occupied territory, exclusive control over one continent or another, and / or entering a combination of three RISK cards. As a second action, a player can make one or more attacks. For each of those attacks, it must always be indicated which area is the target, from which the attack starts and with which army the attack is carried out. Dice ultimately determine whether or not the attack is successful and the enemy army is expelled. In case of a win, the conquered territory must also always be occupied in accordance with the attack order. Only in the latter case will the attacker receive an (extremely important) RISK card. As a third and final action, the player's turn may finally perform a troop shift between two of his own spaces. Think carefully at every turn and try to assess the interests of your opponents. Don't underestimate anyone because a conspiracy can happen quickly! Tactics, strategy and of course some luck in the dice are the basic ingredients of this wonderful game. The game takes quite a while, especially with 5 or 6 players. At this number, however, the game reaches its peak. For those who can't get enough of it and want to eliminate the - according to some - imbalance in the assignments, you should definitely try one of the three challenging rules for advanced players. This game can also be played in pairs. In this case a third neutral army is used. Number of players: 2 - 6 Age: from 10 years Content: - 1 game board - area maps - 2 jokers - 28 assignment cards - 6 sets of game pieces - 3 red dice - 2 white dice - Golden Cavalryman - game rules
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