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| Empire XP |
2.0b |
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| Freeware |
Board games |
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| by: Jan Buurstra |
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72 % |
| Windows 98,Me,2000,XP |
English |
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last updated: 20-04-09 |
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Empire XP | | |
Empire XP is a Freeware Windows version of the classic Risk boardgame.
The object of Empire XP is to occupy every territory on the map, eliminating all other players, thus conquering the world.
Playing the game
The goal is to occupy every territory on the map of the world.
Initial placement
The computer will randomly distribute the territories.
Then the game will pick a player at random to start placement.
Place 21 armies on your territories:
first select the territory and then select the number of armies you wish to place there.
There is a limit of 3 armies a player may place on 1 territory during initial placement.
Repeat this operation until all of your 21 armies have been placed.
When it's your turn
You receive bonus armies for each continent you control (see above).
If you exchange cards, you get extra bonus armies (see above)
Make a decision, place armies or attack, you can't do both on a single turn !
Placing new armies
You get 3 armies (or more) to reinforce your territories.
Calculation: number of territories you occupy / 3 discarding any fraction
This ends your turn.
Attacking
Select the attacking territory (a territory occupied by you with at least 2 armies on it)
Select the defending territory (an enemy territory lying next to the attacking territory)
Enter the number of armies you want to use, no more than the attacking army - 1
The computer simulates the battle and removes armies (at random) from the attacking and the defending territory until the attacker loses his armies or the defender is destroyed.
Playing with predictable battles / by calculation: the computer compares the attacking and defending armies leaving behind the remainder of the biggest army.
Move at least 1 army into the captured territory.
You get a risk card (no more than 1 on a single turn).
You may attack as many times as you like.
Moving armies
You may move armies (no more than 7) from one of your territories into another territory occupied by you, providing that the territories are lying next to each other.
This ends your turn.
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