Hello and welcome to another exciting game of Diplomacy! Everyone here has played at least one game of Diplomacy before, so you should be familiar with the rules. Anyway, the players:
Amar Sahai - Austria
Benjin Dubishar - England
Craig Haseler - France
Andy Menke - Germany
Filip Sufitchi - Italy
Mark Snyder - Russia
Asher Rubin - Turkey
This being of the PBEM format, orders will be due at 5:00, usually on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. If you do not turn in orders, I will randomly assign orders to your units, and I will personally make sure that it will ruin your country. In addition, any draws must include all surviving players, unless it's a concession to one power.
And the traditional series of links:
http://tjhsst.edu/~hwhite/Diplomacy - Where I will post the results from the moves, as well as a few other things
http://diplomacy-archive.org - A repository of Diplomacy articles
http://jdip.sf.net - jDip, the program I use to adjudicate orders
The latest edition of the rules
Spring 1901 orders will be due Monday at 5:00 PM. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me. Let the game begin!
Amar Sahai - Austria
Benjin Dubishar - England
Craig Haseler - France
Andy Menke - Germany
Filip Sufitchi - Italy
Mark Snyder - Russia
Asher Rubin - Turkey
This being of the PBEM format, orders will be due at 5:00, usually on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. If you do not turn in orders, I will randomly assign orders to your units, and I will personally make sure that it will ruin your country. In addition, any draws must include all surviving players, unless it's a concession to one power.
And the traditional series of links:
http://tjhsst.edu/~hwhite/Diplomacy - Where I will post the results from the moves, as well as a few other things
http://diplomacy-archive.org - A repository of Diplomacy articles
http://jdip.sf.net - jDip, the program I use to adjudicate orders
The latest edition of the rules
Spring 1901 orders will be due Monday at 5:00 PM. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me. Let the game begin!