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Cunning, deceit, and betrayal -  just a few of the attributes you will need to succeed at 'Diplomacy', the game of international intrigue!

'Diplomacy' is possibly the ultimate strategy board game. Each player represents one of the great European powers prior to World War I, a time when the continent was a complex cauldron of political stratagems and maneuvers. Your armies and fleets can dominate Europe, but only with the co-operation of your neighbors. Never forget, they are all trying to expand their territory, too - and you could be the target!

Luck plays no part in 'Diplomacy' - there are no dice or cards involved the game at all. An integral part of the game is the period of 'diplomacy' that takes place prior to each turn, where players have an opportunity to forge alliances, spread rumors, leak information, and betray their allies! The best negotiator will guide his country to victory over both enemies and friends. Who will you trust?






Diplomacy at the Addlestone
Game in the Garden

April 24th
High Noon Under the Big Tent in the Garden

@ the Addlestone Library

12pm - 4:00pm

It’s an end-of-semester contest of continental proportions!

Take a brief break before exams begin with a friendly game of diplomatic intrigue and skullduggery under a big tent in the garden!

Sign up to be on an Addlestone Diplomacy team and negotiate your country’s way
to total victory (or at least local hegemony).


This is a multi-team gaming event using the board game Diplomacy.  Details about the game itself including rules, strategy, and history can be found at:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomacy_game.

Each team will represent one of the seven countries on the game board.  Each team will consist of up to 4 active players. 

 
REGISTRATION AND FORMING OR JOINING TEAMS:

Registration for this event is open to all College of Charleston students, staff, and faculty.  Although anyone at the College may attend this event, pre-game registration is required if you wish to be a player. 

Registration will begin on April 4th and will be done through Face Book. A player may register by requesting an invitation to this Face Book event.

When requesting an invitation please indicate which of the seven existing country/teams you wish to be on.  The registering player may chose a country that is not yet populated with any players OR choose to join a country that is already populated with one or more players.  Each team may consist of (up to) 4 active players. 

This is a first come, first serve basis.  The population status of each country on the web page - with the names of the registered players - will be updated by 4pm each day on this web site.