> In the board game Risk, attacker and defender each roll a number of dice. The resulting rolls are then individually compared from highest to lowest. If the attacker's die value is greater than the defender's, the defender loses one army. If the defender's die value is greater than or equal to the attacker's, the attacker loses one army. If one player rolls more dice than the other other player, the additional dice are not considered in the evaluation. We generalize by allowing any number of dice for attacker and defender, and any integer value dice rolls.