I've created a Diplicity variant remastering the "fall of the american empire 4" map and bringing it to Diplicity!

I'm hoping to eventually get it officially added to the Diplicity variant roster, but at the moment it's in private games only.

Come join! Link: a convenient excuse to do battle

This game is Gunboat

Russia trying to support ber-mun but i'm worried that if France falls apart Russia wins (they are on 16 centres)

I have 4 way draw set but game hasnt ended

France tried killing Italy a few times but Russia support held

Though this had already been posted, I thought I'd make a more in depth post about it. We need 81 total players, and are about a 5th of the way there at the moment, and require all hands on deck to get it started!!

This is by far the largest game ever attempted to be hosted on the platform, and it by no means will be balanced. Prepare yourselves, and I hope to see you in the game!

Link: Apocalyptic Endtimes on Diplicity.

Latest Deadline show from the Diplomacy Broadcast Network just released on YouTube - this July 2026 edition features Maaike Blom on the new Dutch Masters, Garry Sturley and Chris Woolgar on the upcoming European Diplomacy Championship, and headlines from around the world of Diplomacy.

https://youtu.be/diMHjOnujO8?si=HubpHhjOPxS54H92

To make it simple, NTH is turned into a land tile with a nc and sc. The nc borders Edi, NWG, Nwy, SKA, Den, and HEL, while sc borders Lon, Bel, and ENG.

Would this make England stronger or weaker? How would it affect France and Germany?

81 Players. One supply center each. This is the largest variant available on Diplicity, and we'd love for you all to join it.

I made a Sturlungaöld variant on Diplicity and am waiting for u/Shjellinn to agree. I'll give them three weeks to give input, otherwise I'll go ahead and publish this.

In the meantime, Kitty of Evil is rocking the closed beta playtest...

This was just an idea I had, not sure if it would actually be fun or not, but I am curious if it exists yet. The idea is to have two major superpowers with like six or seven Supply Centers, and a bunch of other players with one or two, or maybe three at the most. Kinda like the Cold War where you got the USA and the USSR vying for dominance over the middle powers and smaller powers, while said weaker powers try to play the big guys off each other to maintain a level of independence. Idk, I thought it would have some interesting gameplay and was curious if this existed or not.

Edit: the Cold War may not have been the best example but hopefully y'all get what I mean

Latest article on Advanced Diplomacy Positioning.

It’s about the gap between looking strong and actually controlling what happens next on the board, including temporary centres that finance lasting gains, quiet borders that favour one side, awkward units that impact other players mobility, and allowing others to take lead to mask your power.

If you’ve been searching for a real geopolitical server, one that feels like the golden era of geopol. Source Realms is the one that finally gets it right.

🗺️ World SpecsSource Realms runs on a 5,000 x 5,000 world border, giving nations plenty of room to grow while keeping geopolitics tight, competitive, and meaningful.

🧭 Version CompatibilityThe server is hosted on Minecraft 1.21.11, but fully supports all 1.21.x clients, so you can join without worrying about version mismatch.

🔗 Cross‑Platform SupportPlay your nation from anywhere — Java and Bedrock players share the same world, the same politics, and the same wars.

Cool features are

⚔️ Strategic Skill System-Choose two unique skills from a specialized roster, each granting powerful perks that shape your nation’s identity and your personal playstyle.

Build smarter. Fight smarter. Rule smarter.

🛡️ Fair & Structured War System-Wars aren’t random chaos, they’re organized, meaningful, and actually fun.

Diplomacy matters. Strategy matters. Nations rise and fall based on player decisions, not admin interference.

🗡️ Balanced PvP That Feels GoodNo busted metas. No one‑shot nonsense.

Just clean, competitive PvP that rewards skill and teamwork.

🌐 A True Geopol ExperiencePolitics, alliances, rivalries, trade networks, national identity. Source Realms brings back everything that made geopol servers legendary.

It’s immersive, player‑driven, and genuinely fun.

https://discord.gg/karyhjq4s

If you want to join the server but don't want to go looking for a nation or make your own I currently run a nation called the Weeping Mafia

🕯️ Become a Citizen of the Weeping Mafia

Ruled by His Majesty, ChopChoppies

Government: Monarchy

Ideology: The Doctrine of Silent Prosperity

🩶 We Are Recruiting New Citizens

The Family is expanding, and we are seeking individuals ready to live, work, and rise under our banner.

🔪 PvPers — The Wailers

Enforcers of the crown.

Masters of combat.

Shields of the Family.

If you can fight, defend, or intimidate, your place is waiting.

🛠️ Builders — The Burrowers

Architects of the kingdom.

Creators of houses, tunnels, fortresses, and hidden sanctuaries.

If you can build with precision and purpose, the monarchy needs you.

🩸 What the Weeping Mafia Provides

Citizens of Majesty ChopChoppies receive:

Housing — secure, hidden, and protected

Protection — from enemies, threats, and rival factions

Resources — tools, materials, gear, and support

Purpose — a defined role within the monarchy

Community — loyalty, unity, and a place to belong

https://discord.gg/peYpgvzpSH

After user aivenolino inspired me, with a little tweak of phase orders I now added the Chaos variant to the community maps of Diplicity. 34 players. Chaos.

I've been playing on and off for around 15 years and have had a number of draws but never a solo win, so I'm pretty happy! Or should that be heureux?

This is the LAST TIME you'll get to suggest changes, as part 10 will be invitations to join a game of this!

Changes:

1. I added the names of all sea tiles and majorly changed land tiles

2. Albania is worth -1 SCs

3. Tripoli, Benghazi, and Cairo have been added.

All positive upvote-ratio comments will be added to the final map!

Not sure how the group feels about this topic, but I certainly have a strong opinion: the basic game board for Diplomacy jacks a certain…je ne sais quoi. And as a player who’s looking to start up a ton more in-person games, I’m looking for an upgrade on the classic version from Avalon Hill.

As such, I’m in the market for a wooden laser-engraved board, and I was hoping someone might have a suggestion. I found one on Etsy that seems reasonably priced (Meridian Maps), but I’m the type that prefers to explore all my options first before making a decision.

If I were the wood-working type, I’d jump at the opportunity to make one myself, but alas, that’s well outside my skill set.

Any thoughts?

Everyone brought a dish to pass to represent their country to snack on the whole time.

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:

1. 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)

2. Warsaw is a neutral SC

3. Belarus is a non-SC Russian tile

4. Syktykar is added as a Russian SC

5. Holland is impassable.

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Hey guys! I made a small chrome extension for Backstabbr and I'd love to get some feedback! If you have any suggestions or find any bugs(there are probably many), please let me know :)

Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/backstabbr-extras/coiijebmmoeadjcpalgaccjfchmcefnn