I'm in Michigan and will do a gunboat one if someone is putting together a Midwest or Great Lakes team or something along those lines.

The Briefing is looking to add some more tournaments to our calendar since currently the online hobby has 0 tournaments going for any sign ups. Is webDip going to step in to fill the void?

What aspiring moderator has an idea or what is coming down the pike we could start advertising?

Teccles - You didn't make a poor impression on me at all. Quite the contrary. I was very impressed by your handiwork. I was just making a comment on the press side with my limited information. Also, I definitely understand why you wouldn't want to waste a lot of mental energy on me.

New Austria / umbletheheep (1906-1907) There’s nothing like getting an opportunity to substitute into a finals when you didn’t even play the tournament. You get all the prestige with 0 of the effort or time commitment. I happily accepted being the trust fund baby of the ODC. Obviously, it was a huge...

Congratulations Brumark! If anyone is interested in hearing the thoughts of a lowly substitute player who eased my nation into humiliation and defeat, I'll throw mine in. - New Austria (1906-1907)

Hey everyone. This last issue was our 52nd edition. That's 52 Diplomacy strategy articles, tournament updates, and other hobby news.

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Wait a minute Deinodon! That's the reason I didn't get 3rd. Yes you absolutely should have not let that happen :)

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So in the last issue of the Briefing, Enriador wrote an article on the E/T alliance: https://mailchi.mp/5bd8f12006c1/lion-and-the-crescent

Curious on what you guys would add to it. What other ways can they help each other in the early and mid-game?

Gohornsgo and myself are doing video analysis of the Nexus Finals. Here's the first one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UrfqiGhwGE.

We'll be doing an episode usually after each turn with another dropping tonight.

In this week's Briefing, I focused in on using the ability to makes friends in your diplomacy games:

Do you find Diplomacy is a good place to make friends and when have you used that to your advantage? How did it turn out?

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This week, Conrad Woodring details out how he won the recent CoronaCon tournament - https://mailchi.mp/3fde19d48f02/enter-the-dojo

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In this week's Briefing, I focused in on using flattery in your diplomacy games.

What was your most shameless time that you used flattery?

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This week, dib details out how he won the recent MaccCon tournament - https://mailchi.mp/c243cfab795c/diploma ... -poppycock

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This week, Powa details out the defining move that won him Nexus' Season 3 Finals - https://mailchi.mp/33950da27407/diplomacy-biff-bam-powa

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Boo! I was expecting current examples from the finals

The Champions Corner is a new series where recent tournament winners share a specific move or strategy that they believe helped them to emerge victorious. In this week's Briefing , Siobhan Nolen (the winner of the recent 2019 Cascadia Tournament) describes her win. Also, be sure to subscribe to foll...