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answer.
 What board game was previously known as "The Conquest of the
World"?
Which country has the highest number of chess grandmasters?
Where was "Snakes and Ladders" invented?
A 2000-year-old board game, originating from China, using black and
white stones, is called...?
The game Arkham Horror featuring monsters, detectives and gates to
other dimensions, is based on which author's work?
Which house controls the Dragonstone at the beginning of the board
game, "A Game of Thrones"?
In the TV-series, "That '70s Show", a hippie named Leo Chingkwake
played a board game. What game?
Tokens for which transportation mode are the most common in the
game "Scotland Yard"?
The TV show "Scrabble", based on the board game, was promoted with
a tagline "Every man dies - not every man truly ___"?
A strategy game called "Blockade", invented by Mirko Marchesi,
eventually evolved into a game called...
Which is the name of a computer program that was designed to play checkers - Chinook, Deep Blue or
Deep Thought?
Name the backgammon version in which both players start with only
three checkers.
This game was played in the 2008 movie, "Four Christmases" with
Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn. Name the game.
What is the name of the fictional board game played by the
characters of "Song of Ice and Fire"?
How many pieces does a player control in the game of Stratego?
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What board game was previously known as "The Conquest of the
World"?
