The Origins of Risk...
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- Black Jack
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The Origins of Risk...
I ran across a dated, but still good, article on the history of Risk.
Read article
An interesting partial list of games that Risk has inspired... is also included.
Read article
An interesting partial list of games that Risk has inspired... is also included.
I've got my old board with the wooden pieces tucked away in a safe place.
Many sleepless nights hovering over that board while in college. A beer in one hand, a , well let's forget what else I had......
Many sleepless nights hovering over that board while in college. A beer in one hand, a , well let's forget what else I had......
The ground was rushing up at me. It had been one heck of a ride. And suddenly I wondered………
Who packed my parachute?
Who packed my parachute?
- ZawBanjito
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You clearly like Risk more than anyone else, Patroclus. I mean, most people use pornography. Didn't your opponents complain?Patroclus wrote:I've got my old board with the wooden pieces tucked away in a safe place.
Many sleepless nights hovering over that board while in college. A beer in one hand, a , well let's forget what else I had......
- kingwaffles
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i remember playing risk at my uncles house a while ago... he had the roman numerals version of it. FREAKIN SWEET!
Wow..... I remenber that version....my first risk game....memories....
Wow..... I remenber that version....my first risk game....memories....
THE DEBATE IS OVER...
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- fluffybunnykins
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i've got the wooden pieces
'inherited' it from my dad & my uncle. they used to spend weeks over their games when they were whippersnappers. they even had to introduce different coloured washers to indicate 50 & 100 armies. This was mostly down to an early misreading of the rules; they were dividing armies by 3 instead of territories. Oh, how we laughed at them!
I think I started playing Risk with them not that long after my first words...
Ah, such sweet memories
Phil
(nostalgia)
'inherited' it from my dad & my uncle. they used to spend weeks over their games when they were whippersnappers. they even had to introduce different coloured washers to indicate 50 & 100 armies. This was mostly down to an early misreading of the rules; they were dividing armies by 3 instead of territories. Oh, how we laughed at them!
I think I started playing Risk with them not that long after my first words...
Ah, such sweet memories
Phil
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