First time’s a charm
Michael Stover may have been playing his first game of Diplomacy ever last night, but a neutral observer would be forgiven for not realizing it.
Catch a cloud
In the latest Red Wednesday, Jay Honnold in Germany rode a Western Triple to his second board top of the season by artfully keeping his
The Monster Mash
At Weasel Moot in 2019, attendee Jim Calabrese said of newcomer Cori Neslund, “We thought Cori was harmless. She’s a monster.” She had taken the board
I’m only a dolphin, ma’am.
On March 11 of this year, Wes Ketchum played his first game with the Weasels, a solid 6-center England. This past Sunday, in the undercard
2020 Liberty Cup – ONLINE!
The 2020 Liberty Cup will be conducted virtually! The Liberty Cup is shaping up to be one of the largest tournaments of 2020. At the
Bloody Valentine
July’s Red Wednesday was an entertaining, down-to-the-wire affair that saw four powers tied for the board-top entering 1905. Newcomer Josh Valentine missed out on a
The Wise Old Weasel Presents! The Central Triple
In which the wise old weasel discusses the merits and limitations of the Central Triple alliance Hroom, hm, gather round my friends. Today we discuss
The Wise Old Weasel Presents! The Anschluss
In which the wise old weasel discusses the merits and limitations of the Anschluss alliance Hroom, hm, gather round my friends. Today we discuss that
A Bunny Rises
New was old at June’s Red Wednesday. Carlos Treviño, who has played with the Weasels on and off since 2015, scored his first ever board
Book Review: “The Game of Diplomacy” by Richard Sharp – Chapter 10: France
“The Game of Diplomacy” by Richard Sharp has been one of the most influential strategy books I have read about the game of Diplomacy. Written
Book Review: “The Game of Diplomacy” by Richard Sharp – Chapter 9: Italy
“The Game of Diplomacy” by Richard Sharp has been one of the most influential strategy books I have read about the game of Diplomacy. Written
He Did(n’t) Expect the Spanish Inquistion
すももも ももも もものうちsumomomo momomo momonouchiPlums and peaches are both peaches. Japanese tongue twister SPECIAL REPORT He Did(n’t) Expect the Spanish Inquisition Special Report: Roots from the Rutabaga