Risk Elimination Rules: Official Rules for Player Removal
Yes, you receive all cards in the possession of the opponent you have just eliminated.
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Risk Official Rules: Progressive Card Trade Explained
Yes, the value increases; the next set is worth more based on how many sets have been traded in so far.
Risk Dice Tie Rules: Official Risk Board Game Rules
Yes, in the event of a tie between the attacker's and defender's dice, the defender always wins the roll.
Risk Dice Rules: Attacker vs Defender Official Rules
Ties go to the defender. The attacker loses an army if their die is equal to or lower than the defender's die.
Risk Card Trade-In Rules: Official Risk Rules Guide
Yes, you must trade in at least one set if you hold 5 or 6 cards at the start of your turn.
Risk Card Exchange Rate Official Rules & Variations
Yes, the value increases every time a set is played by any player, not just the individual player.
Risk Official Rules: Defender Dice and Re-roll Guide
No, the advantage of re-rolling dice via a RISK card cannot be used when you are defending a territory.
Risk Official Rules: Can the Attacker Stop an Attack?
Yes, the attacker can discontinue their attacks and end their turn whenever they feel it is to their advantage.
Phase 10 Official Rules: How to Hit and Add Cards
Yes, you can hit any phase on the table, provided your own phase is already laid down and the card fits.
Phase 10 Skip Card Official Rules & How to Play
Yes, you can save them for later, but you can only use one Skip card against each player per round.