Board Games Top 50 Trivias
🎲 Roll the Dice Challenge! Test Your Board Game Knowledge: Top 50 Trivia! From Monopoly to Catan, prove your tabletop savvy with this ultimate board game quiz!
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🎲 Roll the Dice Challenge! Test Your Board Game Knowledge: Top 50 Trivia! From Monopoly to Catan, prove your tabletop savvy with this ultimate board game quiz!
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15 Questions
Answer:Boardwalk
Answer:Mr. Green (or Professor Plum, but the detective is not a character; the game is about solving a murder. The common question: Which weapon is in 'Clue'? Let's change to: What are the three types of cards in 'Clue'? That's too hard. I'll keep a simpler: What color is Mr. Boddy's body? No. Let's use a standard: In 'Clue', what is the name of the victim? Answer: Mr. Boddy.)
Answer:Mr. Boddy
Answer:Monopoly
Answer:10 points
Answer:Codenames
Answer:Connect Four
Answer:Bishop
Answer:Chess (or Monopoly – but Chess is often cited as most played)
Answer:The 4 card (or sometimes the 10 card – but classic Sorry! has a 4 card to move backwards 4 spaces)
Answer:Uno
Answer:Catan (Settlers of Catan)
Answer:World domination (conquer all territories)
Answer:Trivial Pursuit
Answer:Rummikub
20 Questions
Answer:Just Visiting (or 'In Jail') – commonly 'Jail'
Answer:The Game of Life
Answer:Check
Answer:Carcassonne
Answer:0 points
Answer:Clue (Cluedo)
Answer:A blot
Answer:Pandemic
Answer:You draw a card
Answer:Clue (already used) – replace with: Which game uses a 'pewter' token of a dog, a car, a thimble, etc.? Answer: Monopoly (but that's easy). Let's do: In 'Catan', what are the five resources? Answer: Brick, wood, grain, ore, wool.
Answer:Brick, wood, grain, ore, wool
Answer:Checkers (Draughts)
Answer:Asia (7 armies) – or Australia gives 2, Asia gives 7
Answer:Clue (Cluedo)
Answer:The Princes of Florence
Answer:Colored train cards
Answer:The Resistance (or Avalon)
Answer:Hit
Answer:Scrabble
Answer:Shogun (or Wallenstein)
15 Questions
Answer:Stones
Answer:Catan (Settlers of Catan)
Answer:Castling
Answer:1,778 points (theoretical, using 'oxyphenbutazone' across triple word scores)
Answer:Four
Answer:Monopoly
Answer:Gammon (or backgammon – specifically a 'backgammon' is a triple win)
Answer:The Checkered Game of Life (1860) or Monopoly (1935) – but Monopoly is often cited. I'll use: Monopoly.
Answer:The Cold War
Answer:Battlestar Galactica (board game)
Answer:Los Angeles to New York (or the transcontinental route)
Answer:Finca? No. Let's use: Ra (by Reiner Knizia)
Answer:Kemet (or Favor of the Pharaoh – but standard answer: 'Ra' is about Egyptian gods, not building. I'll change to: Which game uses a bidding mechanic with sun tiles? Answer: Ra.)
Answer:Ra
Answer:Unlimited (but typically 4-5, no limit)