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Tactician
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26 Feb 2010 4:13 AM  

 

Hi there,

 

I'm playing the UK version of the boardgame Risk. Last night we played a 3 player game. My brother who only had 2 troops in his territory decided to attack my neighbouring territory (which had 20 troops!) with one tropp, thus he threw one dice. I chose to defend with two die.

 

Attacker 1 dice = total 5

Defender 2 dice = 4 & 3

Defender loses 1 troop

 

Mt brother said that I should lose 2 troop as I rtolled two dice. however, the rules state that you compare your highest dice to your opponant's highest dice, the looser removes 1 troop. Next you compare your next highest dice, if there is no dice to compare it to, that die is ignored.

So, my highest die was a 4 against the attackers 5, thus I loose 1 troop. Since there is no second dice to compare my second die of 3 to, that dice is ignored. My brother however is adament that both my dice should be compared to his one dice.

Can anyone please help clear this up?

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26 Feb 2010 3:09 PM  
QSW, you are right in this case. As the defender you will only lose 1 army. You cant be losing 2 armies if the attacker is throwing only one dice. The rules that you stated here says it all.

The same applies the other way around as well. If attacker throws 2 dice and you throw 1 and your is smaller than the attacker's, then you only lose 1 army, not 2. If you don't have a complete pair, ignore the die.
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26 Feb 2010 4:05 PM  

Hi The Player

Thank you very much for clearing that up for us, most appreciated :)

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