How to Play Risk (1980 Rules) Video
Learn the rules to the board game Risk quickly and concisely - This visually rich video has no distractions, just the rules.
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0:00 – Objective
0:15 – Pieces/ set up
0:43 – Starting places
1:10 – Per Turn
1:25 – Armies
1:59 – Risk Cards
2:48 – Drawing Risk Cards
3:03 – Attacking
3:22 – Attacker & Defender
4:07 – If Attacker Wins
4:27 – Attacking (Cont’d)
4:51 – Eliminating Players
5:11 – Fortify Position
5:30 – End of Turn
RULES: https://gamerules.com/rules/risk-board-game/
The object of the game is to defeat your enemies by occupying every territory on the board. Each turn consists of three steps in this order: First: get and place new armies. Second: attacking. Third: fortifying your position.
At the beginning of your turn, count all your territories and divide it by 3, discarding any fraction, and receive that many armies. You cannot receive less than 3 armies a turn. Additionally. you receive armies as indicated by the legend on the board if you have complete control of a continent. From 7 armies for Asia, down to 2 armies for South America and Australia.
You can also receive additional armies by turning in matching Risk cards. A match is three cards of the same symbol or one of each. There are 2 wild cards that can count as any one symbol when turned in. The first set of risk cards traded in by any player are worth 4 armies. The value of each traded set then increases by 2 armies for each set until 12 armies, then the next set is worth 15 and it is increased by 5 armies for every set after that.
If any of the 3 risk cards have a territory on it that you control, you receive an extra 2 armies for that territory, however, you can only do this once per trade in, so multiple cards with matching territories do not all receive extra armies.
You draw 1 Risk Card at the end of a turn that you had conquered at least 1 opponent’s territory. When a player receives a 5th risk cards for their hand, they must trade in a matching set at the start of their next turn.
After placing your armies, you may attack opponent’s territories if you wish. You may only attack adjacent territories from a territory of yours that has at least 2 armies in it. Dashed lines connect two territories in this way.
To attack, declare the territory you are attacking and the territory you’re attacking from. The attacker may roll 1, 2 or 3 red dice, but you must have 1 more army in your territory than dice you’re rolling. The defender may roll 1 or 2 white dice so long as the number of armies in their territory matches or exceeds the number of dice they roll.
The attacker and defender must declare how many dice they intend to roll before rolling. Then both players roll at the same time. The highest die from both attacker and defender are compared, whoever has the lower number loses 1 army, removing it from the board. If it is a tie, the defender wins and the attacker loses 1 army. If the defender rolled a second die, then you compare the second highest rolls of both players the same way you did the first.
After resolving, if the attacker still has at least 2 armies in the attacking territory, the attacker may continue the attack and both players roll again. If the defender loses all their armies then the attacker moves his armies into the newly conquered territory. The attacker must leave at least 1 army in the original territory and must take at least as many armies as dice rolled in the last battle. Every territory on the board must always have at least 1 army in it.
The attacker may stop the battle at any time. Each territory with sufficient armies can attack multiple times, even to the same space later in the turn. The attacker may attack as many or few territories as he desires in a turn. You cannot attack with more than 1 territory at the same time and you must have sufficient armies in your territory to attack...
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