Organizing Games [FD2-2017] Countries have been rolled

posted by Skyrock on Diplomacy

List by Player, alphabetically

@Boukert - Italy
@Fluf - England
@jidlaph - Germany
@Lord--Gaben - France
@PMYA - Austria
@Skyrock - Turkey
@TheRedArmy - Russia

List by Country, alphabetically

Austria - @PMYA
England - @Fluf
France - @Lord--Gaben
Germany - @jidlaph
Italy - @Boukert
Russia - @TheRedArmy
Turkey - @Skyrock

[Link to the coded die roller](http://www.metstübchen.de/cgi-bin/DIESERVER/roll.pl?code=FD2-2017&showroll=roll) **List by Player, alphabetically** - @Boukert - Italy - @Fluf - England - @jidlaph - Germany - @Lord--Gaben - France - @PMYA - Austria - @Skyrock - Turkey - @TheRedArmy - Russia **List by Country, alphabetically** - Austria - @PMYA - England - @Fluf - France - @Lord--Gaben - Germany - @jidlaph - Italy - @Boukert - Russia - @TheRedArmy - Turkey - @Skyrock

16 comments

[–] Skyrock [OP] 2 points (+2|-0)

Of course that also leaves A Smy at least 2 turns away to move to Armenia to attack Russia, or even more turns to get to the Balkan to influence events there. It is a good hedge when you trust neither Austria nor Russia, or just want to buy time to get a better idea about their trustworthiness, but it comes at a price.

It's still better than the binary situation of Turkey's opening in vanilla Calhamer, as at least there is a 3rd way.

[–] TheRedArmy 2 points (+2|-0)

Aye, I agree. You could also go F Smyrna with a build, and instead of running the army, convoy it in F1902 via Eastern Med to Crete or maybe even the Balkans with another fleet in Aegean.

Posted by Skyrock
Score: 7 (+7|-0)

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Diplomacy is a strategic board game created by Allan B. Calhamer in 1954 and released commercially in 1959. It's main features from other board games are it's negotiation phases, where players talk to each other, forming alliances and other deals, and the complete lack of luck in the resolution of combat in the game. It has a wide player-base both online and in e-mail and even postal games.

Check the link below for detailed information on the game itself, including the full text of Richard Sharp's book on the game, The Game of Diplomacy.

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