I know I have mentioned this here before but while in college I played a version of chess that used the dice from a game of Risk. If you didn't like your oppone

I know I have mentioned this here before but while in college I played a version of chess that used the dice from a game of Risk. If you didn't like your opponents move you could challenge it by rolling the dice. The player defending a the valid move would get the 3 white dice and the "attacker" would get the 2 red ones. Just like in Risk the highest point total won. I think if the defender lost the roll then they had to choose another move, if the attacker lost the roll then they lost their turn. Anyway it led to matches where you would try and get your queen behind the opponent's pawns and start taking out large pieces. The rules that the girl came up with remind me of some of the stuff I see in modern video games medic, civilians, etc. It also made me think about something I read recently that said that the average I.Q. is increasing all around the world from generation to generation.