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DiceBattle is a unique new turn-based strategy game. Using nothing but dice and a randomly generated territory map, the game is similar in gameplay to that of the board game Risk, though much simpler and quicker to play. The objective is to conquer all territories and eliminate all your oponents by attacking them with dice.

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DiceBattle Posted by kaminskas, 17 Jun 08 ,11:32pm (4 Replies)

kaminskas

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#2 Re: DiceBattle 26 Jun 08 ,09:22am

Bell

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joined 05/12/06

Do you have any more instructions for the game? I'm having trouble figuring out how to play it. Help!

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#3 Re: DiceBattle 26 Jun 08 ,04:38pm

kaminskas

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joined 19/02/08

Hi,
at first thanks for buying this game! In fact this game is very easy when you figure it out, or if you have ever played Risk. But anyway this is more detailed instruction how this game works:

Overview
Dice Battle is offline, single player game. Dice Battle is a turn-based game for seven players (six players are controlled by AI). It is played on a number of predefined flat maps containing 28 to 31 territories. The goal of the game is to control every territory on the map, by conquering the territories held by the other players and maintaining control over them.
Game setup
At the start of a game, territories are randomly divided among the players and a random number of dice (representing armies) are stacked on each territory. A player is then randomly selected to go first. Players take turns to attack and hold neighbouring territories. In order to alleviate concerns that starting last (7th) in the first round is a disadvantage, the 6th and 7th players to play receive a "one die bonus". These two players receive an extra die in their dice distributions, increasing slightly the probability that their territories will survive the first round of attacks.

Gameplay
To attack, a territory containing more than one die is selected, and a target, which must be an adjacent territory held by an opponent, is then selected. The game then rolls a number of dice equal to the sizes of the dice stacks on the two territories and compares the totals. If the attacking player has a higher total, he takes control of the territory under attack; all but one of the dice from the attacking territory are then moved to the defeated territory. Otherwise (if the attacker's total is equal to or less than the defender's), the attacker does not gain control and the number of dice in his stack is reduced to one. Players can attack multiple times per turn, limited only by the number of their dice remaining.
At the end of the turn, the player receives a number of dice equal to the largest number of contiguous territories he controls. These are added randomly throughout the player's territories. The maximum number of dice allowed on each territory is eight. Surplus dice (up to 32) are stored if all territories have 8 dice; the game uses these to restack the territories where possible.
In contrast to Risk and similar games, dice may not be moved between territories, so forethought and strategic play are required when deciding where to attack.

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