read the rules - escalating is how you play world domination, flat rate is for mission cards.MeDeFe wrote:Should really be 4. Flat RatePedronicus wrote:1. The World map
2. Sequential turns
3. 1 fortification
4. Escalating cards.
Escalating is crazy, we never played that on the board game, I don't think I'd even heard of it until I got here.
The purest form of Risk is:
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Re: The purest form of Risk is:
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Re: The purest form of Risk is:
Escalating came first, but flat rate is better.Pedronicus wrote:read the rules - escalating is how you play world domination, flat rate is for mission cards.MeDeFe wrote:Pedronicus wrote:1. The World map
2. Sequential turns
3. 1 fortification
4. Escalating cards.
Should really be 4. Flat Rate
Escalating is crazy, we never played that on the board game, I don't think I'd even heard of it until I got here.
Frigidus wrote:but now that it's become relatively popular it's suffered the usual downturn in coolness.
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Re: The purest form of Risk is:
My rules (1993 Hasbro) says escalating for both.Pedronicus wrote:read the rules - escalating is how you play world domination, flat rate is for mission cards.MeDeFe wrote:Pedronicus wrote:1. The World map
2. Sequential turns
3. 1 fortification
4. Escalating cards.
Should really be 4. Flat Rate
Escalating is crazy, we never played that on the board game, I don't think I'd even heard of it until I got here.
Re: The purest form of Risk is:
I thought flat rate came first and escalting came afterwards to speed up the amount of time it takes to play. But I do agree flat rate is better.qeee1 wrote:Escalating came first, but flat rate is better.Pedronicus wrote:read the rules - escalating is how you play world domination, flat rate is for mission cards.MeDeFe wrote:Pedronicus wrote:1. The World map
2. Sequential turns
3. 1 fortification
4. Escalating cards.
Should really be 4. Flat Rate
Escalating is crazy, we never played that on the board game, I don't think I'd even heard of it until I got here.
