The most updated maps, for you to peruse. 

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I'll be PM'ing you all your diplomatic chart, for you to decide how to affect your relationships. But first, here's a little more information on how the Diplomatic system will work. 

The system has 11 levels, ranging from -5, to +5. This represents the level of relationship between the two nations. The following chart is a very rough representation, just to give the player an idea. 

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-5 is outright war, with little hope for peace. 

-4 is a heightened sense of tension. There may be minor skirmishes, as the two nations are on the precipice of war.

-3 is a general sense of tension. The nations will act against each other's interests, supporting the other's enemies or disrupting trade etc.

-2 is a minor level of tension. They will not support each other, preferring to avoid any relations, and will publically denounce each other. 

-1 is a level of general distrust. The two nations will be distrustful of the others actions, particularly the movement of troops. 

0 is neutrality. There are no strong feelings, rather the nations will be watching each other, observing in case the relationship should shift. 

+1 is a generally positive feeling. The two nation will allow trade, and there may well be migration between the two nations, as the two cultures experience each other.

+2 is a strong positive feeling. They will make an official declaration of friendship, and may well agree to a non-aggression pact, or some other similar sign on peace between the two. 

+3 is outright friendship. The nations will likely come to each others aid if one or the other is invaded, and they will work together in most matters. 

+4 is an official alliance. They will swear to come to each others aid, and may well move troops through each others land with no issue.

+5 is a military alliance. Even if one is the unprovoked aggressor in a war, the other will come to their aid and fight by their side. 
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