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I've created 7 maps with starting positions for all the great powers in the game. Each super power is coloured in in the appropriate colour for the game (England=Blue, Russia=White etc.) I have laminated the cards and use dry wipe markers on them to mark positions. They make great tools for when you are discussing who to back stab next. I have them in PSD format as well. If you want them, just ask.

new units for diplomacy

Cut along solid lines, fold along dotted lines.

Custom counters for my Diplomacy project. http://boardgamegeek.com/image/1112267/diplomacy I printed them on adhesive paper and then sticked to wood disks or poker plastic counters. Now fixed!

A compilation of 7 player sheets for use when playing Diplomacy. Includes: -flags of each country to avoid confusion when resolving orders -quick summary of the Orders with examples on how to write them - two columns with 17 lines each to write orders. Enough space for an entire game year. Suggestions to improve it are appreciated. (Borrowed some of the text from ORDER WRITING REFERENCE by davidgpeterson.)

A visualization updating Allan Calhammer's classic diagrams showing the diplomatic connections between different powers at game start. This combines the best connections of both of his versions and adds some simple infovis techniques to improve the potential tactical application of the diagram. Feedback appreciated.

This is an MS powerpoint file I made from the public domain South America 5.1 Variant map. This map is ideal for five players. The Powerpoint includes starting units and supply centers already colored and placed (and movable) so the game can be played on a computer screen or by using an LCD projector (without printing anything.) Zip file also includes a word .doc with a printable black and white map for player aids.

My answer to the "ruining friendships for fifty years" motto. This document is a set of rules or guidelines for negotiation that can be given to new players who may not otherwise understand the emotional dimensions of the game. I use it in my classroom when I teach the game to generate discussion over each of the items so that players understand how to play without taking things personally.

Tłumaczenie instrukcji na j.polski.

A scale that attempts to break down the distinctions between negotiation games.

Yellow: Russia Blue: France Grey: Deutschland Pink: Great Britain Red: Austria-Hungary Green: Italy Purple: Ottoman Empire

Can't remember which version the originals came from, but AH is the most probable.

These are the rules for the Brazilian edition, "1914 --- O Jogo da Diplomacia".

Napoleonic Period Diplomacy : Games for 2 to 5 Players, using full board & standard rules

Magnetic Pieces for Diplomacy--stick onto "business card magnets", cut them out and attach a map to magnetic board or cookie sheet. Handy in negotiations.

Terminalogy that you need when learning Diplomacy

A psd game board. Make maps for correspondence games.

A 12" x 12" colorized map in CMYK colors (for printing) in .tiff. Looks "weird" in RGB colors (on screen). We use this map mounted on metal, with magnet counters.

english FAQ

chart that you can write on each season who you want to meet with and when.

few tips how to make diplomacy game more pleasent and fun.

Rules in Dutch

Professional, high quality orders sheet with "cheat sheet" at the bottom

Professional, vector map for Diplomacy with titles and 3 letter abbreviations

Italian rules' translation