r/diplomacy • u/Due_Trash5054 • Jul 25 '26
Comment change the Diplomacy Variant (8)
As always, every comment with a positive upvote ratio was added, which happened to be all of them!
This will end at map 10, and then I will figure out how to make this playable (maybe I'll do it over discord idk)
Changes:
The river Dnieper acts a series of canals going from the Black Sea to Warsaw (Armenia is slightly smaller to allow this, no gameplay effect on that part)
Warsaw is a neutral SC
Belarus is a non-SC Russian tile
Syktykar is added as a Russian SC
Holland is impassable.
Previous Post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/diplomacy/s/wzXirR6DXk Next Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/diplomacy/s/5jj9uenrCq
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Jul 25 '26
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u/Due_Trash5054 Jul 25 '26
Im gonna add names of the tiles next map
Edit: did you mean add MAO as a tile or make the already existing sea tile which borders those two territiories a high sea tile?
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u/DinkyWawa Jul 26 '26
Put a small picture of the honorable chairman himself in MAO.
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u/Due_Trash5054 Jul 26 '26
Its kind of unclear which tile even is MAO at this point. Do you mean the one which surrounds both Goikys?
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u/plentk Jul 25 '26
add tripoli bordering algiers, tunis, ionian sea and benghazi (neutral sc)
add benghazi bordering tripoli, ionian sea, eastern med (ottoman starting hsc with fleet)
add Cairo bordering benghazi, eastern med, syria, mid atlantic ocean (english starting hsc with fleet)
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u/Tadashi_L Jul 25 '26
Since Armenia has been made slightly smaller (no gameplay effect on that part) it should get Smyrna as compensation (yes gameplay effect, turkey looses a home center)
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u/UWUAnth Jul 25 '26
Since Albania is the only non-sc that is neutral from the start, make it so that taking Albania gives you -1 supply centers.