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| | Now that Diplomats and Ambassadors have been made "live" on the stable branches, I've been unable to locate anything on the wiki that outlines what treaty options are available. I know it's poor form to just dump data on a Talk page, but for now, I'm gonna do just that. This data probably should be merged over to the main [[Diplomacy]] page. --[[User:Calvin November|Calvin November]] <sup>[[User talk:Calvin November|t]]</sup>/<sub>[[Special:Contributions/Calvin_November|c]]</sub> on 03:42, 9 March 2009 (UTC) | | Now that Diplomats and Ambassadors have been made "live" on the stable branches, I've been unable to locate anything on the wiki that outlines what treaty options are available. I know it's poor form to just dump data on a Talk page, but for now, I'm gonna do just that. This data probably should be merged over to the main [[Diplomacy]] page. --[[User:Calvin November|Calvin November]] <sup>[[User talk:Calvin November|t]]</sup>/<sub>[[Special:Contributions/Calvin_November|c]]</sub> on 03:42, 9 March 2009 (UTC) |
| | ::I'm adding in the [[Template:new feature|new feature]] tag just to remind folks this is still being tested, etc. --[[User:Calvin November|Calvin November]] <sup>[[User talk:Calvin November|t]]</sup>/<sub>[[Special:Contributions/Calvin_November|c]]</sub> on 04:12, 9 March 2009 (UTC) | | ::I'm adding in the [[Template:new feature|new feature]] tag just to remind folks this is still being tested, etc. --[[User:Calvin November|Calvin November]] <sup>[[User talk:Calvin November|t]]</sup>/<sub>[[Special:Contributions/Calvin_November|c]]</sub> on 04:12, 9 March 2009 (UTC) |
| − | | + | :::Just found the [[Enhanced Diplomacy]] page. The table that ''was'' here is now there. --[[User:Calvin November|Calvin November]] <sup>[[User talk:Calvin November|t]]</sup>/<sub>[[Special:Contributions/Calvin_November|c]]</sub> on 17:51, 3 April 2009 (UTC) |
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| − | ===Military Treaties===
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| − | | Alliance || An agreement for mutual unrestricted military support.<br />
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| − | Under this treaty, parties will aid each other in battle, even if doing so means breaking another treaty.
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| − | | Cease Fire || With this agreement, the parties will cease hostile activities against each other.<br />
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| − | While the <i>Cease Fire</i> is in effect, troops of the parties will not attack each other in neutral regions. They will continue to defend their own regions. Looting and other hostile actions are disallowed.
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| − | | Conquest || Declaration of intent to conquer part of the enemy.<br />
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| − | Under a <i>Declaration of Conquest</i> a specific region can be taken from its current owner. This declaration makes the initiation of takeovers possible, and the signers troops will fight the defending troops while the treaty is in effect.
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| − | | Defense Pact || An agreement to aid each other in battle.<br />
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| − | Under this treaty, parties will aid each other in battle, unless doing so would mean breaking another treaty.
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| − | | Passage Rights || This is an agreement that troops may be moved peacefully through each others lands.<br />
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| − | While this treaty is in effect, parties may move their troops into and through the others lands.<br />
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| − | Behaviour of those troops is guided by other treaties.
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| − | | Peace Treaty || An agreement between two parties to initiate no hostile acts against each other.<br />
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| − | While this treaty is in effect, parties' troops will not attack each other. Looting and similar hostile actions are also disallowed.<br />
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| − | In addition, the parties respect each others territories. <i>Passage Rights</i> and <i>Open</i> or <i>Closed Borders</i> are respected.
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| − | | Plundering || Declaration of an intent to plunder an enemy at will. It is much like a raid declaration, except that it is not against a specific region.<br />
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| − | Under a <i>Plundering Declaration</i>, looting and similar actions against all regions of the enemy are allowed. Takeovers are not.
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| − | | Raid || Declaration of an intent to raid a specific enemy region.<br />
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| − | Under a <i>Raid Declaration</i>, looting and similar actions against the region are allowed. Takeovers are not.
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| − | | War || Declaration of all-out war.<br />
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| − | Under a <i>Declaration of War</i> any and all hostile activities against an enemy are sanctioned, including looting, takeovers and other acts, without limit.
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| − | | Embargo || A declaration making all trade with the target illegal<br />
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| − | While the <i>Embargo</i> is in effect, caravans can not be sent to the target, traders of the target can not trade on the market places of the signing parties, and traders of the signers are disallowed to trade with the target.
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| − | | Trade Agreement || The <i>Trade Agreement</i> grants common traders of the signing parties to trade at each others market places.<br />
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| − | | Closed Borders || A declaration that any nobles of the target are unwanted and will be arrested on sight.<br />
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| − | As long as this declaration is in effect, nobles of the target are under a high risk to be arrested when entering or moving through the signers regions.
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| − | | Expelled Diplomats || A declaration that diplomats of the target no longer enjoy immunity.
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| − | | Open Borders || An agreement that nobles may visit each others lands without fear of arrest.<br />
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| − | As long as this treaty is in effect, nobles of the signing parties can enter and move through all regions of the signers, as long as they do not have troops with them.<br />
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| − | The movement of troops (and thus nobles with a unit of troops) is regulated by a <i>Passage Rights</i> treaty.
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| − | | Free Form || A <i>Free Form Treaty</i> can cover any aspects or agreements not covered by other treaties.<br /><i>This treaty has no game-mechanics behind it, and enforcement of any rules agreed to is left to the players.</i>
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What is the advantages to having a federation over an alliance? --The1exile 28 January 2006 20:59 (CET)
It means that people in your federation, wont leave it. If they do the instantly go to war with each other. So yo dont get people making and breaking alliance's like the changing of the guard. ScottSabin 29th Jan 2006 10:31 GMT
Nyeh. I thought we might get some extra allied features, like cheaper bank transfers. --The1exile 31 January 2006 17:56 (CET)
Today I noticed that two realms on Beluaterra (Neo Grehk and Monster Swarm) have their Diplomatic Relations listed as "(?)". Any ideas as to what that signifies? --Calvin November t/c on 22:13, 26 July 2007 (CEST)
- Its the standard setting of new realms that was implemented in the last few months. Instead of automatically being neutral to all realms, they instead have no relation until one of the rulers changes it. I think this was done mostly to avoid battle confusion with colonies. (If anyone remembers Kybcyell.) Fredrich 00:49, 27 July 2007 (CEST)
Treaty Options
Now that Diplomats and Ambassadors have been made "live" on the stable branches, I've been unable to locate anything on the wiki that outlines what treaty options are available. I know it's poor form to just dump data on a Talk page, but for now, I'm gonna do just that. This data probably should be merged over to the main Diplomacy page. --Calvin November t/c on 03:42, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
- I'm adding in the new feature tag just to remind folks this is still being tested, etc. --Calvin November t/c on 04:12, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
- Just found the Enhanced Diplomacy page. The table that was here is now there. --Calvin November t/c on 17:51, 3 April 2009 (UTC)
