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Diplomacy A-Z Diplomacy A-Z Diplomacy A-Z Everything you need to know about the game... Except the rules To quote Jim Burgess in The Abyssinian Prince, the game Diplomacy is a copyrighted product owned by Hasbro, and all reproductions and other material in this document are intended for the personal use and enjoyment of the readers and are not intended to infringe upon these rights in any way. This document is produced at no financial gain to the compiler or any of the contributors and is intended to promote the playing and enjoyment of the game Diplomacy. 1 Diplomacy A-Z ATLANTIC BIND [MB:Mar82] ............................ 18 BLITZKRIEG OPENING, HELIGOLAND Contents ATLANTICA III (1) [MB:Jun80] ........................... 18 VARIATION (1) [MN:Aug95] ................................ 22 Introduction ............................................... 10 AUSaGA (1) [AoS:88] ........................................... 18 BLITZKRIEG OPENING, HOLLAND VARIANT AUSTRIA (1) [JK:May78] ..................................... 18 (1) [MN:May93] ..................................................... 22 A Word about the Words .......................... 10 AUSTRIAN ATTACK (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Aug95]19 BLOODSUCKER (1) [MB:Mar82] ........................ 22 AUSTRIAN ATTACK (2) ...................................... 19 BLUE WATER OPENING (1) ................................ 22 History of this Project .............................. 11 AUSTRIAN DIPLOMACY CHAMPIONSHIP (1) BLUE WATER OPENING, ITALIAN ATTACK Entry Explanation .................................... 12 [LP:Win92] ............................................................ 19 VARIATION ........................................................... 22 AUSTRIAN OPEN DIPLOMACY CUP (1) BLUESMOBILE, THE (1) [HR:Aug02]................. 22 Some Useful Addresses ........................... 13 [MN:Jan94] ............................................................ 19 BLUESMOBILE, THE (2) [JB:Mar07] .................. 22 0-9 Entries ............................................... 13 AUSTRIAN OPENINGS (1) [MN:Dec93] ............ 19 BNC (1) [MB:Jun80] .............................................. 22 AUTOMATION ..................................................... 19 BNF (1) [HR:Aug93] .............................................. 23 1829 [PB:1980] ...................................................... 13 AUTUMN WINTER (1) [AoS:88] ......................... 19 BOARDMAN, John (1) [MN:Nov92] .................... 23 1885 (1) [MB:Jun80] .............................................. 13 AVALON HILL [PB/JM:1980/1992] ..................... 19 BOARDMAN NUMBER (1) [MB:Jun80].............. 23 1914 O JOGO DA DIPLOMACIA (1) [MN:Dec92] A4, A5, A6 [PB:1980] ............................................ 19 BOARDMAN NUMBER CUSTODIAN (BNC) (1) ............................................................................... 13 [MB/MN:Jun80+Mar82/Nov94] ............................. 23 1958 DIPLOMACY (1) [MN:Apr92] ..................... 13 B Entries...................................................19 BOARD WARGAMING [PB:1980] ....................... 24 1958 DIPLOMACY (2) [RW:Jun07] ...................... 14 BACKSTABBER, The(1) [PW:Aug92] ................. 19 BOOB'S RULE OF SZINE PUBLISHING (1) 1962-A (1) [MB:Jun80+Mar82] ............................. 14 BALKAN GAMBIT (1.0) [MB/RE/MN:Jun80/89- [MN:Aug96] ........................................................... 24 1962-A (2) [RW:Jun07] .......................................... 14 90/Jan92] ................................................................ 19 BOHAS (1) [MB:Jun80] ......................................... 24 1963-A (1) [MN:Dec93] ......................................... 14 BALKAN GAMBIT, BOHEMIA ABBERATION (1) BOMB VARIANT (1) [MB:Jun80] ......................... 24 1963-B (1) [MN:Dec93] ......................................... 14 [MN:May93] .......................................................... 20 BOSPORUS OPENING (1) [MN:Aug95] .............. 24 1964-A (1) [MN:Dec93] ......................................... 14 BALKAN GAMBIT, BUDAPEST VARIATION (1) BOSTON STRANGLER (1) [MN:May93]............. 24 1993-EP (1) [MN:Mar94] ....................................... 14 [MB:Jun80] ............................................................ 20 BOURSE (1) [MB:Jun80] ....................................... 24 # (1) [MN:Oct95] ................................................... 14 BALKAN GAMBIT, GALICIAN VARIATION (1) BRANNON RULE (1) [MB:Mar82] ...................... 24 A Entries .................................................. 15 [MB:Jun80] ............................................................ 20 BRAZILIAN VARIANT (1) [MB:Mar82] .............. 24 BALKAN GAMBIT, TRIESTE VARIATION (1) ABANDONED GAMES (1) [MB:Jun80] .............. 15 BRITISH DIPLOMACY CLUB (1) [MB:Jun80] ... 24 [MB:Jun80] ............................................................ 20 ABERRATION IV (1) [MB:Jun80/Mar82] ............ 15 BRITISH DIPLOMACY RATINGS (1) [MB:Jun80] BALKAN GAMBIT, TYROLIAN VARIATION (1) ABSTRACT VARIANT (1) [MB:Jun80] ............... 15 ................................................................................ 24 [MN:May93] .......................................................... 20 ABSTRACTION (1) [PB/MB:1980/Jun80] ........... 15 BRITISH SYSTEM (1) [MN:Nov92] ..................... 24 BALKAN GAMBIT, VIENNA VARIATION (1) ACTIVE NEUTRALS (1) [MB:Jun80] .................. 15 BROBDINGNAG RATING SYSTEM (1) [MN:Aug95] .......................................................... 20 ADAG (1) [MN:Jun92] .......................................... 15 [MB:Jun80] ............................................................. 24 BALKAN GAMBIT, VIENNA LEMMING ADJUDICATION [PB:1980] ................................. 15 BRUX (1) [MB:Mar82] .......................................... 24 VARIATION (1) [MN:May93] ............................... 20 A/F (1) [MN:Jul94] ................................................ 15 BRUX TOURNAMENT SCORING SYSTEM (1) BALTIC OPENING (1) [MB:Jun80] ..................... 20 AHIKS [PB:1980] .................................................. 15 [MB:Jun80] ............................................................. 24 BARBAROSSA (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Aug95] ........ 20 ALBION (1) [MN:Mar92]...................................... 15 BUCHANAN, WALTER [PB:1980] ....................... 24 BARREN ZONE (1) [MB:Jun80] .......................... 20 ALIAS (1) [MB:Jun80+Mar82] ............................. 15 BUILD CENTRES (1) [AP:1986] .......................... 24 BASE MAP (1) [MB:Mar82] ................................. 20 ALLIANCE/ALLY [PB:1980] ............................... 15 BULGARIAN GAMBIT (1) [MB/HR:Jun80/25.4.92] BAYCON (1) [TNP:87] ......................................... 20 ALLIANCE (1) [SS:Jan95] .................................... 15 ................................................................................ 25 BEDBUG ISLAND (1) [MB:Jun80] ...................... 20 ALLIANCES (1) [DKi:Aug94] .............................. 15 BURGESS DIPCON RATING SYSTEM (1) BELEAGUERED GARRISON RULE (1) ALL-TIME PUBLISHING RECORDS (1) [MN:Aug94] ........................................................... 25 [MB:Jun80/MN:Apr93] ......................................... 20 [MN:Dec93] ........................................................... 15 BURGESS RATING SYSTEM (1) [MN:Jan93] ..... 25 BELGIAN GAMBIT (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Aug95] . 20 ALL-TIME PUBLISHING RECORDS (2) BURGUNDY ATTACK, DENMARK VARIATION BERCH, MARK (1) [MN:Feb92] .......................... 20 [PG:Nov93] ............................................................ 16 (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Aug95] .................................... 25 BERCH'S GHASTLY MESS (1) [MB:Mar82] ...... 21 ALL-WINE-AND-NO-VINEGAR (1) [MB:Jun80]16 BURGUNDY ATTACK, HOLLAND VARIATION BERCH ARCHIVES (1) [MB:Jun80] .................... 21 ALTERNATIVE HALL OF FAME RANKING (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Aug95] .................................... 25 BERCH TOURNAMENT SCORING SYSTEM (1) SYSTEM (1) [MN/NF:May94] .............................. 16 BURGUNDY OPENING (1) [MB:Jun80] ............................................................ 21 ANNUALP (1) [MN:Sep95] .................................. 16 [MB/MN:Jun80/Aug95].......................................... 25 BEYERLEIN, Marie. (1) [MN:Nov92] .................. 21 ALPINE CHICKEN (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Sep95] ... 16 BYLINE (1) [AoS:88] ............................................ 25 BEYERLEIN PLAYER POLL (1) [MB:Jun80] ..... 21 AMAZON GAME (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Sep93] ...... 16 BYRNE CON (1) [MB:Mar82]............................... 25 BEYERLEIN PLOY (1) [MB:Jun80]..................... 21 AMBASSADOR AWARDS (1) [AoS:88] .............. 16 BYRNE, Kathy ....................................................... 25 BIG BROTHER/PROTEGE ALLIANCE (1) ANAGRAMS (1) [HR:Sep02] ............................... 16 [MB:Jun80] ............................................................ 21 C Entries .................................................. 25 ANARCHY (1) [MB/MN:Jun80/Nov92] ............... 16 BIG BROTHER RATING LIST (1) [MB:Jun80] ... 21 CAESAR OPENING (1) [EB:Dec07] ..................... 25 ANARCHY (2) [TNP:1987] ................................... 16 BIG CASINO (1) [AoS:88] .................................... 21 CALHAMER, ALLAN B. (1) [RE/MN:89- ANCIENT EMPIRES II (1) [MB:Jun80] ............... 17 BIGGEST ELIMINATION (1) [MN:Aug94] ......... 21 90/Aug93] ............................................................... 25 ANNIVERSARY ISSUE (1) [MB:Jun80] .............. 17 BIMBOS of the DEATH SUN (1) [MN:May93] .... 21 CALHAMER, ALLAN
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