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www.diplomacyworld.net Science Fiction and Fantasy in Diplomacy Notes from the Editor Welcome back to Diplomacy World, your hobby flagship columns to the sense of community and family so many since Walt Buchanan founded the zine in 1974! And, segments of the hobby had. Fiction, hilarious press, despite numerous near-death experiences, close calls, take-offs and send-ups, serious debate, triumph and financial insolvency, and predictions of doom, we’re still tragedy; they can all be found here, along with un- here, more than 100 issues later, bringing you the best obscured looks at the world as it changed over the last articles, hobby news, and opinions that we know how to 40+ years. I’m not sure how much I’ll be writing about produce. this project in future issues of Diplomacy World, but if nothing else it gave me the material for an article this Speaking of Diplomacy World’s past glories, this is as time, about the first real hobby scandal. If you’d like to good a place as any to mention that we have FINALLY read some of these zines, you can find them in the completed the task of scanning and posting every single Postal Diplomacy Zine Archive section at: issue of Diplomacy World ever produced. This includes every issue from #1 through #103 (the one you’re http://www.whiningkentpigs.com/DW/ reading now) plus the fake issue #40 and the full results of the Demo Game “Flapjack” which were never Incidentally, if you’d like to be kept up-to-date on what completely published. We also convert one classic zines are added to the on-line collection (I seem to be article to html every week, as the Article of the Week, posting new zines numerous times a week lately) you which allows you to get better results when doing a site can join the Yahoo group formed for that purpose, at: or web search. I think this is a tremendous asset to have available to the Diplomacy community, and thanks http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/postalzine/ are certainly due to Walt Buchanan for working with me, sending me a few of his personal copies at a time (at his Finally, while we are on the subject, I have this late- own expense) until I could scan them and return them. breaking development: partially as my own enthusiasm Great job Walt! I bet that when you founded Diplomacy sparked his dormant energy, Stephen Agar has resumed World all those years ago you never expected it to still work on his UK Diplomacy Postal Zine Archive! This is be thriving in the 21st century, did you? Anyone who terrific news, especially as Stephen has a near-complete wants to can view and download these pdf files from the set of UK Diplomacy zines. He’ll be posting update Diplomacy World website at: messages to the forum listed above (giving you another reason to join it), and you can view the results of his http://www.diplomacyworld.net efforts directly at: And while I am on the subject of scanning Diplomacy http://www.diplomacyzines.org.uk/ zines, I’ll go ahead and plug a personal project of mine I have been working on. With the assistance of people I wanted to be sure and remind everyone that, while we such as Edi Birsan and Craig Reges, I have been are now announcing themes for upcoming issues far in building an on-line archive of postal Diplomacy zines (in advance, those themes IN NO WAY mean we only Adobe pdf format). The idea is to archive and preserve want to publish articles that match those topics. The the history of the postal hobby (which is where the email themes are meant to take up only a portion of each and internet Diplomacy hobbies grew from initially) in a issue. The rest of the pages need to be filled by non- manner which will eliminate the dangers of a flood or fire theme articles of any description: strategy and tactics, or trash pickup depriving us from access to the games, variants, humor, puzzles, history (both hobby and real- creativity, and personality which flourished for so many world), convention reports, demo games, personal years. The project itself actually started for me when experiences, and anything else you can think of. So William Christian announced he had two boxes of old please don’t ever feel an article you are considering is Diplomacy zines which were to be thrown away if inappropriate for a particular issue. Just write it and somebody didn’t want them. I paid to have them send it in. If it really doesn’t fit for some unknown shipped from Canada to Texas, and the contents really reason, we’ll simply hold it until the following issue! renewed my interest in the history of the hobby. I found classic zines galore, starting with John Boardman’s I’ll close by reminding you the next deadline for Graustark #1, (the very first Diplomacy zine ever). Now Diplomacy World submissions is January 1st, 2009. I’ve got boxes more from nearly every era, courtesy of Remember, besides articles (which are always prized the work Edi Birsan is doing going through Tim Haffey’s and appreciated), we LOVE to get letters, feedback, archive material. The personality really shines through input, ideas, and suggestions too. So email me! See in many of these zines, from the editorials to the letter you in the New Year, and happy stabbing! Diplomacy World #103 - Page 2 Diplomacy World Staff: Managing Lead Editor: Douglas Kent, Email: diplomacyworld of yahoo.com Co-Editor : Jim Burgess, Email: burgess of world.std.com Strategy & Tactics Editor: Mark Zoffel, Email: zoffel of earthlink.net Variant Editor: Jack McHugh, Email: jwmchughjr of gmail.com Interview Editor: Jim Burgess, Email: burgess of world.std.com Club and Tournament Editor: Jim O’Kelley, jimthegrey1013 of yahoo.com Demo Game Editor: Rick Desper, Email: rick_desper of yahoo.com Original Artwork Nemanja Simic, Email: nemanja.painter of gmail.com Contributors in 2008: Stephen Agar, Chris Babcock, Nathan Barnes, Edi Birsan, Douglas Brown, Jim Burgess, Doug Burgoyne, Bill Coffin, Joshua Danker-Drake, Rick Desper, Chris Dziedzic, Andrew Goff, Siobhan Granvold, Tim Haffey, Benjamin Hester, David Hood, Jason Koelewyn Jr., Jérémie Lefrançois, Lilith, “Game Master,” David McCrumb, Jack McHugh, Steven McKinnon, Jamie McQuinn, Alfred Nicol, Frank Oosterom, Jim O’Kelley, Luca Pazzaglia, Hugh Polley, Lewis Pulsipher, Chris Sham, Grant Steel, Mark Stretch, Matt Sundstrom, Tom Swider, Gerald Todd, Lars Topholm, Rod Walker, Richard Walkerdine, David Webster, Andy York, Mark Zoffel. Add your name to this list! Contributions are welcomed and will earn you accolades and infinite thanks. Persons interested in the vacant staff positions may contact the managing editor for details or to submit their candidacy or both. The same goes for anyone interested in becoming a columnist or senior writer. Diplomacy is a game invented by Allan Calhamer. It is currently manufactured by Hasbro and the name is their trademark with all rights reserved. Themes for Upcoming Diplomacy World Issues: Diplomacy World #104: Worldwide Variants Deadline for #104 Submissions – January 1, 2009 Diplomacy World #105: The Endgame Deadline for #105 Submissions – April 1, 2009 Diplomacy World #106: Historical Diplomacy Variants (pre-1900) Deadline for #106 Submissions – July 1, 2009 Diplomacy World #103 - Page 3 In This Issue: Editorial: Notes from the Editor by Douglas Kent Page 2 Strategy & Tactics: The Bohemian Crusher by Joshua Danker-Dake Page 5 Hobby Service: Ask the GM – An Advice Column for Diplomacy World by “Game Master” Page 6 Feature: Diplomacy and the Internet Community by Jason Koelewyn, Jr. Page 7 Variants: Space, The Final Frontier by Gerald Todd Page 10 Variants: Star Trek Diplomacy Rules and Map by Gerald Todd Page 10 Theme Article: Truth in Fiction: Lessons Learned from Dune and Starship Troopers by Doug Kent Page 12 Convention News: Italian EGP Step Advertisement Page 14 Theme Article: A Klingon, a Stormtrooper, and an Orc Walk Into a Bar by Chris Sham Page 15 Con Report: DipCon in Maine: What Happened by Rick Desper Page 16 Humor: The Adventures of Fatman and Frottage by Rod Walker Page 19 Strategy & Tactics: What Does a 16-Year Old Chinese Gymnast Have that You Need? By Mark Zoffel Page 22 Con Report: Bangor 2008 – The North American DipCon That Wasn’t by Jim Burgess Page 23 Theme Variants: Fighting SUNS – Notes and Rules by Lewis Pulsipher Page 30 Theme Variants: Fighting SUNS Maps by Lewis Pulsipher Page 33 Con Report: World DipCon 2008 European Tour by Andrew Goff Page 36 Convention News: Weasel Moot II Diplomacy Tournament Advertisement Page 43 Con Report: DipCon 41: A Shotgun Marriage by David Webster Page 44 Feature: Meeting the Expectations and Promise of the Diplomacy Community by Chris Babcock Page 63 Strategy & Tactics: Beyond Bliztes and Hedgehogs by Frank Oosterom Page 65 Con Report: Chapel Hill, DixieCon, BBQ, and All That Good Stuff by David Hood Page 69 Theme Variants: Science Fiction Diplomacy Variants by Design by Tom Swider Page 71 Feature: The Green Jacket Game: A Concept for a Diplomacy Masters’ Championship by Doug Brown Page 74 Con Report: Tales from the Tournament Trail: Birth of a Nickname by Jim O’Kelley Page 77 Theme Article: Star Trek and Diplomacy by Steven McKinnon Page 78 Feature: Tales From the Archives: 1964C – The Hobby’s First Scandal by Doug Kent Page 81 Variants: The Dark Ages Variant – Design Notes and Strategy by Benjamin Hester Page 86 Variants: The Dark Ages Variant Rules Version 2.1 by Benjamin Hester Page 87 Variants: The Dark Ages Variant Map by Benjamin Hester Page 88 Demo Game: Diplomacy World Demo Game “After the Rapture” – Spring 1905 through Winter 1906 Page 89 Letter Column: Knives and Daggers - The Diplomacy World Letter Column Page 101 Selected Upcoming Conventions and Diplomacy Events Page 101 Game Openings: Pontevedria #86 by W.
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