| Clues | Board Game name |
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| Don't be Spassky about this one... | |
| Vice-President Nixon's cocker spaniel... | |
| Standard Oil until 1911... | |
| Easy to play? not with X, Z and Q | |
| Miss Scarlett? Wrenched? | |
| Phases include placing reinforcements, turning in cards, attacking, fortifying, and receiving cards | |
| Also a cereal and a magazine... | |
| Has pictures of child enjoying the reward, child suffering consequences... | |
| Also known as Reversi. Pretty black and white, actually... | |
| Most popular of the GameMaster Series by Milton Bradley. Omar Bradley would approve... | |
| Lots of cocktail parties just use the cards and pass on the board & pieces... | |
| Ancient Asian version of #9 answer | |
| As ye sow, so shall ye reap.... | |
| | Clues | Board Game name |
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| Remove yours before the other guy does. | |
| Originally ''Broadsides, the Game of Naval Strategy'. | |
| Capture the flag! | |
| BERO and Middle Row are two strategies to use. | |
| Norman Rockwell would excel at this... | |
| A 20-sided die and pads of paper.... | |
| The game for 'The Whole Brain'. | |
| Nests, blockades, safe spaces.... | |
| Looking for words in a 16-cube grid | |
| Codemaker? Codebreaker? | |
| Based on a parlor game called Fictionary. | |
| A 'sleep over' game with catergories like Love, Marriage, Career | |
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