Hint | Answer |
On a Pictionary card, the 'A' stands for this | |
Currently billed as 'The Hilarious Bluffing Game' | |
The only move in Chess in which a player moves two pieces in the same move | |
Another name for Checkers | |
In Trivial Pursuit, to receive a pink wedge one must correctly answer a question in this category | |
'Three of one number and two of another' describes which score in Yahtzee | |
Despite its name, Chinese Checkers actually originated here | |
In Dungeons & Dragons, these are a measure of a character's health | |
This Monopoly token was in use from 1937-2013, and was replaced by a cat | |
1995 film where the main character is trapped in a board game for an extended period of time | |
Diplomacy was known to be the favorite game of this man, himself an American diplomat under Nixon | |
Which Clue(do) room is between Billiard Room and Study | |
Players build a three-dimensional trap in order to capture this animal, in this board game first published by Ideal in 1963. | |
In Ticket to Ride, a destination ticket from Portland to this Tennessee city is valued at 17 points | |
A shakespearean name for Reversi | |
Objective of Sorry! is to lead three of these to their Home | |
The highest scoring 4-letter word in Scrabble (22 points) is closely related to your current action | |
In Settlers of Catan, brick, lumber, grain, ore, and wool are called this | |
The only mobile Stratego piece that defeats the Marshal, but only if it attacks first | |
Role-playing games often use a four-sided die, geometricaly called this | |
Scrabble-like game where tiles can be stacked on top of one another to create new words | |
In (American) Monopoly, this property sits between Atlantic Ave. and Water Works | |
Axis and Allies is a series of board games depicting this historic event | |
One of China's most popular board games, it can be called Chinese Chess | |
Asian Risk territory | |
A situation (often found in Chess) where it would be advantageous for a player not to move, but they are forced to do so | |
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