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and renovated the edition by adopting new rules, among which target cards (before the only aim was to conquer the entire world), the nineteenth-century style planisphere as in the American edition (but with a border between Middle East and China), the random distribution of the initial territories
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rules are unique since the most considerable feature is that the defender can roll up to 3 dice, obtaining in this way an advantage in battles, whereas in American rules already in 1959 was specified that the maximum number of dice in battle was 5 to 3 for the attacker, 2 for the defender.
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Each player command armies groups identified by the colour and by which occupies the territories, attacks and defends. An army is represented by a tank: each player receives a certain number of tanks depending on the number of players, and can adding others when he starts his turn.
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card. At the beginning of the game, these cards are distributed to players who take related territories. During the game a player can conquest a territory by attacking with his own armies. It is possible to attack a territory only from an adjacent territory.
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edition; tokens were wooden cube-shaped. As in the first French edition, 3 dice were used for defense, initial forces were distributed more randomly, and players received one card at the beginning of their own turn as well as from conquering territories.
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to destroy completely the armies of a certain colour. If it is impossible (i.e. the player has that colour, or no one has that colour, or the player with that colour was already defeated by another one), then the target becomes to conquer 24
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Moreover, if the player calls for his bonus armies, he gain two more armies for each territory reported on the cards that he controls. The combination must be declared at the turn beginning, before to do any operation.
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In 1973 Giochiclub published a new version with same rules, but introduced plastic tank-shaped and machinegun-shaped tokens (to represent one and five armies, respectively).
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and the balanced distribution of initial armies already present in the European editions. Moreover, flag-shaped tokens were introduced instead of machinegun-shaped tokens.
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card, on which there are written the objectives that the player has to complete in order to win. The targets have to be kept secret for strategic reasons.
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cards represents a territory and a symbol among cavalry (horseman), infantry (soldier) and artillery (cannon). Moreover, in the deck there are two
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Rules are different from the rest of the world, that sees two main groups: European rules and American rules. The Italian
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that distributed games of several European companies and mixed features of different versions: the name
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Risiko challenge! Tutto quello che c'è da sapere sul gioco di strategia più famoso del mondo
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to conquer 18 territories and to control them with at least two armies each one;
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represents the world subdivided in 42 territories collected in 6 continents.
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to conquer the whole Europe, South America and a third continent;
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are in six colours: yellow, red, green, blue, purple and black.
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cards which report graphically those territories to conquer.
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1 Joker + 2 cannons or 2 soldiers or 2 horsemen = 12 armies
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to conquer the whole Europe, Oceania and a third continent;
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At the beginning of the game, each player gains a random
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