A bounce is where a movement is attempted but fails. e.g. France: F Bre-Eng. England: F Lon-Eng. Both moves would bounce as there is a conflict and equal forces are involved.

How does support move work in diplomacy?

Support Move is an action that a Unit can do. When a unit supports another unit moving into a territory that unit itself would be able to move to, the unit that moves is able to occupy the territory even if the territory is already occupied or another unit is moving to it.

How do you write diplomacy orders?

In each set of orders, the type of unit is written first (“A” or “F”) followed by the province that each unit occupies. For example, “A Paris” or “A Par” is short for an Army in Paris. This is followed by the order that the unit is given.

Can you displace your own unit diplomacy?

Self Dislodgment A player can’t dislodge or support the dislodgment of one of its own units (even if that dislodgment was unexpected).

What are the rules of diplomacy?

There are four basic orders in Diplomacy: Hold, Attack, Support, and Convoy. At each Movement Phase, players may order each unit either to hold its position, to attack (or move to) another province, or to support another unit (either to hold its position or to attack a province).

How do you move in diplomacy?

How is France represented on the classic diplomacy map?

France is blue on our classic Diplomacy map, and the other six players on the classic Diplomacy map are represented with a different color. When you begin a game, and when you claim new supply centers, you will gain new pieces, or units. Units can be fleets or armies.

What is the objective of diplomacy in webDiplomacy?

Welcome to webDiplomacy! The objective of Diplomacy is to be the first nation to own half of the supply centers in the game. To accomplish this, you can move your units around the board, fighting to claim other players’ supply centers as your own.

How many supply centers do you need for diplomacy?

The objective of Diplomacy is to be the first to get 18 supply centers. For each supply center you occupy you get a new unit, and you lose a unit whenever a supply center you own gets occupied by someone else. You can recognize the supply centers with the markers which are placed on them.