The Risk of China

This is the Risk map that is based map off of China during the second Chinese Civil War. In this version of risk you have to protect your capital which is displayed by the flag pieces of each player and if your capital is captured by the other player you lose the game. How gain troops is at start of each game you get 3 troops no matter what. How to get more is if you own the whole territories group which can give you bonus depending on which one for example the islands give you a bonus of 2 troops. These are marked by the colored outline of each group. Another thing that is new in this version is the event dice which you roll each round depending on what you roll you get bonus or loses troops.

1. +1 Troop bonus
2. -1 Troop effect
3. +2 Troop bonus
4. -2 Troop effect
5. +3 Troop bonus
6. -3 Troop effect

1. 3D printer with AMS or multi coloring support.
2. 3D slicer of any kind
3. 4 different colored filament
4. Laser Cutter for wood
5. Flat and skinny piece of wood "24x18"
6. Markers or Paint
7. 6 Dice

For the laser cutting territories have provided then PDF's, DXF and DWG for cutting the territories out on wood that is 24 inches long and 24 inches wide also have them in East and West to do them on smaller boards.

Each of the provided STL's are measured in inches so if the slicer says something about scaling up press yes especially for Bambu Studio. Most of the pieces can stay their original size expect for the soilder which should be scaled down by 75% of its original size while for the tank its 50%.

Each Color will show who's pieces is who so there will be 4 filaments used, The amount of pieces that needs to be made for each player is...

1. 20 Solider pieces
2. 5 Tank pieces
3. The flag

The flags have support for printing in different colors beside Tibet due to it taking 9 hours to print out. The 3mf files are included as they are already set for multi coloring in mind. (Note has to be using Bambu Studio)

While the piece's are printing out decide which tiles are being grouped up for getting bonus troops which is represent with the colored bolder. There is an example of how they were grouped out via marker.

1. Each player will have 10 soldiers to start with and everyone rolls a dice to see who's first based on the higher number.
2. If tie has happened in the dice roll they will roll again between the players who had a tie.
3. With those 10 soldiers they has to be placed each turn until everyone has placed their initial 10 troops.
4. Then place your capital piece which is the flag on which tile you want it to be best to place it somewhere far from the front lines.
5. The player they get 3 troops and has to row for the event dice for a bonus or lose of troops.
6. Now the player has to place those troops on their controlled tile.
7. The player can decide to attack or not
8. If they attack has to be bordering an enemy troop.
9. The attacker can send 3 troops max to attack from the attacking tile while the defender can send in 2 troops max from the defending tile doesn't matter if there more on the tile that will happen again if there more.
10. The goal is to roll higher against the defender and if they do the defender loses a trop same for the opposite but each troop sent is equal a dice roll.
11. If you clear out all troops you win the battle can gain control over the tile.
12. Note can't send all troops forward 1 has to stay behind.
13. After the attack turn is over you can move a troops around the board only once a turn.
14. Note you cant move the whole stack 1 still has to stay behind.
15. After your turn the next player goes and does their turns too.
16. If the capital gets captured by another player you lose the game and all territories become apart of the another player.
17. All of the troops from the losing player is removed from the board.
18. This goes until there is one winner which is based on if they control all the tiles or if all the capitals.

Solider = 1 units

Tank = 5 units