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Base game
Risk: Europe
Kritiku rating
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- Published
- 2015
- Reach
- Niche
- Players
- 2–4
- Play time
- 45–180 min
- Weight
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- Ratings
- 0
- Dice
- Medieval
- Territory Building
- Wargame
How it plays
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Main mechanics
- Action programming
- Worker placement
- Auction & bidding
- Dice rolling
- Hand management
- Engine building
- Direct conflict
- Action programming: You commit to moves in advance and watch them play out.
- Worker placement: You claim limited action spots before anyone else does.
- Auction & bidding: Value is set by what players are willing to pay.
- Dice rolling: Dice create swing and force you to adapt.
Full publisher description
Description from the publisher: Control the crowns, control Europe in the Risk Europe game--an exciting game of medieval conquest. The game challenges players to step into the role of a medieval king and rule feudal Europe by building castles, taxing subjects, expanding territories, and engaging in battle. This in-depth game of strategy and conquest offers serious gamers a premium gameplay experience. It features 4 separate armies and 7 unique starting kingdoms, each with its own strengths and abilities, plus Kings Orders cards that play an important role in strategy. User summary: The goal of the game is to be the first player to control 7 crowns. Each city under a player's control provides a crown and a mission card deck gives an opportunity to earn more crowns. While there's some similarities to other versions of Risk, the turns are quite different. Each player has a deck of orders they can take on their turn. They secretly place two orders face down, and the first place starts by revealing an order. One order card type is to either tax a player's connected territories to gain income or to spend that income on siege weapons, archers, cavalry, infantry units, castles or crown cards. The other order card type is to expand a player's units into another territory or move units from one territory they own into another. There are also additional bonuses on some of the order cards. Battles for contested territories are fought with dice. Non-infantry units are rolled for first by type and deal immediate damage after which all units roll with 3 dice for the attacker and 2 for the defender. Diplomacy, alliances, and backstabbing are inevitable.
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