Risk game

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You are bidding on a HUGE 77" x 38" game board and over 3000 RISK pieces (enough for 18 different players using different piece types)!!! Also includes 6 sets of dice. You can create your own custom r...from

Risk is one of the oldest and most well-known board games in the world with its world conquest, military strategy gameplay. Like many other classic games, it has inspired copycats and spinoff games using the same style with different themes. With some imagination, you can create your own Risk game with its own theme, ...

Brand New in box. The product ships with all relevant accessories Includes gameboard, armies with 4 Infantry, 12 Cavalry, and 8 Artillery each, deck of 56 Risk cards, 1 card box, 5 dice, 5 cardboard war crates, and game guide. PLAY USING ALEXA SKILL: Players have the option of playing this Risk game using Alexa. (Alexa device sold separately. ) Note: sound comes from paired Echo device. DRAGON TOKEN: This Risk game includes a dragon token. Players must destroy the dragon before it destroys…

TIE fighter gameboard features 3 theaters of combat 2 ways to play: 2 players or 2 teams Players choose to play as the light or dark side Features iconic Star Wars vehicles including the Millennium Falcon Includes 3 gameboard pieces, 20 X-wing fighters, 16 Y-wing fighters, 15 B-wing fighters, 56 TIE fighters, 6 Rebel fleet markers, 1 Millennium Falcon token, 1 Executor token, 4 hit tokens, 9 Stormtrooper tokens, 1 Rebel Strike Team token, 30 Empire order cards, 30 Rebel order cards, 5 dice…

Each player starts out with one castle on the game board. Your objective is to capture all your opponents' castles, so that you are the last player remaining in the game. This game in the Risk family of games is markedly different than the original Risk. The combat mechanism is the same but players receive armies at the end of the turn, not the beginning (the sole exception being playing a Reinforcements card).