Risk

A board game based on war, played by 2 to 5 people.

Participants learned about the importance of game experience, strategy, and luck in the success or failure of war.

The game reflects the psychology of various countries developing their military capabilities in the real world.

Each participant rolls a die, with the highest roll going first, followed by clockwise order.
At the start of the game, participants take turns placing a soldier on an area to signify occupation, until all soldiers have been placed.
The number of units each participant receives depends on the number of participants. For example, 6 people each receive 20 units, 5 people each receive 25 units, 4 people each receive 30 units, and so on. After the occupation is completed, players take turns launching military operations.
A player is eliminated when they lose all their territory. The ultimate goal of the game is to conquer all 42 areas, which means defeating all opponents.
However, this can take a long time to complete, so sometimes the requirements are lowered, such as only needing to occupy 24 areas or complete specific tasks. The game set includes task cards, and each participant draws one as their task before the game begins.