Earth 2209 A.D. Map Guide#
Step into the future with the Earth 2209 A.D. map in Risk: Global Domination. This massive-sized map, part of the New World Views map pack, presents a complex and strategic battlefield reflecting a world transformed by time.
At-a-Glance Stats#
| Earth 2209 A.D. Map | |
|---|---|
| Pack Name | New World Views |
| Size | Massive |
| Zones | 86 |
| Regions | 11 |
| Blizzards | 8 |
| Portals | 7 |
| Popularity | 100,200 |
| Official Description | The World got even more complicated in the future... |
Earth 2209 A.D. Map#
Regions & Bonuses#
The map divides the futuristic Earth into 11 major regions (continents), each with its own bonus troops:
| Region | Bonus |
|---|---|
| North America | 🟠 + 4 |
| Northern Europe | 🟠 + 4 |
| Western Arctic | 🟠 + 4 |
| Oceania | 🔴 + 5 |
| North Africa | 🟣 + 6 |
| South Africa | 🟣 + 6 |
| Mainland Europe | ⚫ + 7 |
| Russia | ⚫ + 7 |
| South America | ⚫ + 7 |
| Western Asia | ⚫ + 7 |
| Eastern Asia | 🟤 + 9 |
Popularity#
This chart compares the popularity of the Earth 2209 A.D. Map (with 100,200 likes) against the average popularity across all maps (with 22,316 likes). Earth 2209 A.D. is 349.0% more popular than the average map.
YouTube & Video Showcase#
The Risk World Championships Round 4 – 2025 Season 1 FFA#
Summary: Watch how Earth 2209 A.D. becomes a chessboard of shifting alliances and subtle diplomacy in this 70% Domination match. With unstable portals, fixed cards, and no bots, the map rewards careful positioning—but success depends just as much on how well you negotiate.
This game highlights how crucial non-verbal alliance-building is when bonuses overlap and elimination timing becomes everything. I pivoted from a poor start into Southern Europe, built a +7 bonus by Round 2, and used diplomacy to avoid becoming a target. From there, I stacked smart, avoided provoking neighbors, and timed two eliminations to climb to the top of the scoreboard—without winning the game outright.
If you're learning how to survive and thrive in alliance-based Risk formats, this match is a masterclass in how to communicate through moves, not words.
🔗 Read the full game report and strategy breakdown in the blog post.