Re: [risk] Simultaneous rules question

[Richard Rognlie <rrognlie@gamerz.net>]

On Fri, Mar 10, 2000 at 10:51:40AM -0500, Eric Shultz wrote:
> Richard, can a person make a move from one territory they 
> own to another, like a troop move?  Is there a limit to how 
> many?

Yes, you are allowed to move from one region to another.

You may move any or all troops in the "source" region
to their "destination".  You may NOT move the newly arrived troops
from the "destination" region again.  But you can move any troops
that were in the destination region forward.


Example

       a A3  <-> b A2 <-> c A5

I could issue

	a 3 -> b
	b 2 -> c

I could move do

	a 3 -> b
	b 5 -> c

Since b only started the turn with 2 troops, only 2 troops can move
from there.

Richard

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