These two crotchety gents are the prizes for the Play by Blog/Email Diplomacy game that finished here last month.    The fellow on the left...

Since late August, model soldiers have been mostly crowded off this blog by the online Diplomacy game, one of several Play-by-Blog projects...

Moves the Fall 1906 Turn.  Notice the epic Battle of Trieste, a 3 on 3 Bump leaving it still in Italian possession.  That may be a first for...

We are now seeing the long, grinding scrum of the endgame.   Turkey’s weight of numbers begins to tell in the Balkans.  If you’re wondering...

Builds and Removals for the 1905 year are complete. Germany is down one army (or is it the Kaiser’s Personal Guards) in Silesia. Italy bel...

Here are the results of the Fall 1905 turn of our Diplomacy game.   Current score:  Turkey 10; England 9; Itlay 8; France 6; Germany 1.   ...

The Daily Dissembler, Special European Gazette Issue, September 15, 1905   We make sense of a complicated, far-off world so you, dear r...

Here are the results of the Diplomacy Game Spring 1905 Turn.  As one player put it, Europe’s agony continues.  Several moves failed this tur...

Here’s the board at the start of the Spring 1905 turn.  Austria has been eliminated, Germany and Russia are still at the table, just.   Turk...

Well, Diplomacy Fans, as they say, that escalated quickly.  Quick highlights: Italy, sensing that Turkey was going to plunge the stiletto ...

The Daily Dissembler, Special European Gazette Issue, September 15, 1904 We make sense of a complicated, far-off world so you, dear rea...

The Russian army displaced from Romania has elected to retreat to Sevastapol. As the Fall 1904 turn now begins, Turkey faces some interest...

Here are the results for the Spring 1904 turn.  There is one retreat.  Russian player can retreat A Rum to either Ukr or Sev - please inform...

The Daily Dissembler, Special European Gazette Issue, January 15, 1904 We make sense of a complicated, far-off world so you, dear read...