The Zine
Spring 2002 Movement Issue
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Editor Edward Hawthorne:
About The Diplomatic Pouch
- An introduction by Manus Hand.
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Will Abbott:
Five Structures
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Will Abbott offers a fresh perspective as he dissects military games into five interrelated structures.
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David E. Cohen:
The Soloist Manifesto
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How a disciple of Soloism accepts victory and failure. The proper mindset defined for the faithful.
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Manus Hand:
The Missing Master's Mystery
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Holmes returns to the Calhamer Club after a long hiatus. See if you can help solve Colonel Sykes' blind problem.
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Bruce Duewer:
A Machiavellian Update
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Part VII of a series on Machiavelli; this article deals with the implications of the initial setup.
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Duinlas:
Diplomacy Etiquette
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Diplomacy is the name of the game. Duinlas reminds all players that a kind word is the key to gentle persuasion.
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Mark G. Elwell and Michael E. Guenter:
Masters Rules
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A case study - optional rules to make a great game even greater.
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James Mackintosh:
Diplomacy Lore
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James Mackintosh gives a testament to a doomed RT Juggernaut. Early Leader Syndrome at its finest?
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Baron Powell:
1900: A Diplomacy Variant
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An introduction to 1900 - first in a series.
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Baron Powell:
Switzerland
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A discussion over turning Switzerland into both a passable space and a supply center (SC).
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David E. Cohen:
Way of the Warrior II
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David's long awaited sequel to Diplomacy and the Way of the Warrior.
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Matt Shields:
Box Scores
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Updates include the 2001 Bismark Cup, the
2001 North American Diplomacy Grand Prix, and the 2002 World Championship.
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The Editor and the Readership:
Pouch Deposits
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Back to basics -- resurrecting the effectiveness of an RT Juggernaut.
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