A) 2001 B) 2005 C) 1999 D) 2000
A) GMT Games B) Eagle Games C) Hasbro D) Avalon Hill
A) Richard Borg B) Alan Moon C) Napoleon Bonaparte D) Paul Niemeyer
A) Five B) Six C) Eight D) Seven
A) Denmark B) Ottoman Empire C) Italy D) Sweden
A) Number of players B) Geographic size C) Historical number of troops D) Economic wealth
A) Risk B) Axis & Allies C) Monopoly D) Diplomacy
A) Via card play only B) Directly on the main map C) By rolling a single die on the main map D) A smaller board simulating a battlefield
A) Resource cards B) Political Action Points C) Prestige levels D) Diplomatic influence tokens
A) Declaring war B) Moving troops C) Recruiting generals D) Collecting taxes
A) Creating historically accurate gameplay B) Increasing the speed of the game C) Simplifying combat mechanics D) Reducing the number of turns
A) Only military strategy and economics B) Economics, politics, and military strategy C) Only economics and diplomacy D) Only politics and military strategy
A) France has more troops B) They have equal troops C) Troop numbers are randomized D) The Ottoman Empire has more troops |