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Hyborian Risk

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Person 2 - 6
Clock 180
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Hyborian Risk is an unofficial Risk variant, themed to Robert E. Howard's Hyborian Age world of Conan the Cimmerian. It was designed by Lewis Pulsipher, and published as an article in the Space Gamer number 37 (March, 1981), pages 16-17. In addition to the map, Hyborian Risk includes variant rules for initial placement, stacking, reinforcements, and leaders (including Conan and the wizard Thoth-Amon). Expands Risk

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