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unpredictable. He is considered to be the most erratic of the

RISK generals and is a danger to all around him.

Spencer Spencer is a general who lives by the rule book. He uses all

of the classic moves and never enters an ill-considered

battle. Spencer is keen to strike alliances and is generally

honorable. When the odds are against him, though, honor

may become a casualty of war and any who have foolishly

trusted him may find themselves to be the unsuspecting

fodder for his cannons.

Taupin Taupin is a tr ue warmonger. He is bo th calculating an d

devastating. His battle plans are always well considered, and

his distinctly unstable nature gives him an unpredictable

edge that keeps all opponents on their guard. His constant

need to monitor his borders makes him a real threat to all.

Taupin’s fi rs t and foremost objective is to achieve hi s

mission. This almost unhealthy obsession is his only

Achilles Heel.

Freire Freire, like Solignac, is inexperienced in the ways of war.

The old school of strategic warfare for him is tired and out

moded; honor to Freire is an inconvenient load to carry. He

is therefore highly untrustworthy. Freire, though a promising

general, has much to learn, especially regarding his hostile

borders. If left unchecked, they will swell and invade — a

lesson he seems not to have learnt as yet.

Vauban Vauban is an opponent who lives by the sword and with the

words, “Do unto others.” He has no time for honor and,

when crossed, is a fiercely vengeful general. Being fast and

decisive together with a large dose of aggression make

Vauban a formidable enemy. Opponents should be acutely

aware of his ability to remain constantly in control of border

threats. They should also be wary of Vauban’s pet strategy of

deep, thrusting attacks. This general is definitely from the

top drawer.

Baird Baird has little honor and much aggression. His desire to

avenge deceit is huge, coupled with a highly accurate

memory and an extremely unstable character. Baird is

among the most dangerous generals. Warmongering to

unquestionably an aggressor; worse still, he has a good

memory and loves revenge. He is a very worthy adversary,

but is predictable in his desire to fight to the end.

D’Erlon D’Erlon is probably the most cautious of the RISK II

generals. He is an opponent who will rarely run the risk of

losses, unless the odds are absolutely in his favor. He has a

very high regard for honor and all that it brings. D’Erlon

will retreat and suffer a loss of ego in a battle where the

tables have been turned against him. He reinforces his

armies thoughtfully and focuses on bolstering his defenses as

opposed to building mass invasion forces. He is a strategic

but perhaps overcautious opponent with a very stable

mind and a commitment to proven planning.

Maransin Maransin is a general with a desire to strike first and

consider the strategy second. This general has no difficulty

in swallowing his pride and can therefore retreat from any

ill-considered battle, especially if the odds turn against him.

This “charge in and leave quietly” style, together with his

poor memory, has earned Maransin the reputation of an

erratic but very dangerous neighbor. He is one to be

watched and treated with caution.

Solignac Solignac is one of the less experienced generals. To

compound his lack of experience, Solignac has a bad

memory and a habit of letting his bordering opponents

build up without countering the threat. He does, however,

have youthful enthusiasm on his side and should not be

underestimated as an opponent.

Sherbrooke Sherbrooke is a general of the old school. He is the most

honorable of the opponents. Sherbrooke loves to make

alliances and will nearly always honor the agreement. He is

a slow and methodical strategist with a long memory. He

harbors a grudge and a hatred of deceit. With his extensive

experience in the field, Sherbrooke is not the kind of

general to fight erratically. His trademark is consistency.

Aubert Aubert cares little for alliances. Though he is not a

vengeful player, he has little regard for the rule book.

Aubert is, however, a very dangerous opponent who has

by far the greatest tendency to become unstable and

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