Intel & Diplomacy - Revision history

Dan at 20:03, 12 March 2017

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	Intel and Diplomacy Actions both make use of Intel Points (IP), [[Purchase_Options#Intel.2FDiplomatic_Actions\|purchased and maintained]] from the use of Resource Points (RP). Once an IP is purchased, it can be kept unused indefinitely, as long as the maintenance cost is paid. When used defensively, is is ''not'' spent and may be kept (again, as long as it is maintained). Each system can use its IP throughout that system, regardless if there are intel assets identified on the smallest planet or not, as the primary intel office within that system has sufficient reach for the entire system. The maximum number of Intel Points per system is limited by the sum of the max IP of its planets (see the Max Planet Intel table below). Inhabited stations may also add to the system's overall IP (if purchased and maintained), at up to the levels indicated (see the Station Intel Points table below). Finally, embassies each generate 1 IP each month, limited to diplomatic use and may not be maintained ('use or lose').		Intel and Diplomacy Actions both make use of Intel Points (IP), [[Purchase_Options#Intel.2FDiplomatic_Actions\|purchased and maintained]] from the use of Resource Points (RP). Once an IP is purchased, it can be kept unused indefinitely, as long as the maintenance cost is paid. When used defensively, it is ''not'' spent and may be kept (again, as long as it is maintained). Each system can use its IP throughout that system, regardless if there are intel assets identified on the smallest planet or not, as the primary intel office within that system has sufficient reach for the entire system. The maximum number of Intel Points per system is limited by the sum of the max IP of its planets (see the Max Planet Intel table below). Inhabited stations may also add to the system's overall IP (if purchased and maintained), at up to the levels indicated (see the Station Intel Points table below). Finally, embassies each generate 1 IP each month, limited to diplomatic use and may not be maintained ('use or lose').

	==Intel==		==Intel==

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Table: Max Planet Intel

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	===Table: Max ~~Planet~~ Intel===		===Table: Max Station Intel===

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Dan at 19:32, 11 June 2015

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	Intel and Diplomacy Actions both make use of Intel Points (IP), [[Purchase_Options#Intel.2FDiplomatic_Actions\|purchased and maintained]] from the use of Resource Points (RP). Once an IP is purchased, it can be kept unused indefinitely, as long as the maintenance cost is paid. When used defensively, is is ''not'' spent and may be kept (again, as long as it is maintained). Each system can use its IP throughout that system, regardless if there are intel assets identified on the smallest planet or not, as the primary intel office within that system has sufficient reach for the entire system. The maximum number of Intel Points per system is limited by the sum of the max IP of its planets (see the Max Planet Intel table below). Inhabited stations may also add to the system's overall IP (if purchased and maintained), at up to the levels indicated (see the Station Intel Points table below):		Intel and Diplomacy Actions both make use of Intel Points (IP), [[Purchase_Options#Intel.2FDiplomatic_Actions\|purchased and maintained]] from the use of Resource Points (RP). Once an IP is purchased, it can be kept unused indefinitely, as long as the maintenance cost is paid. When used defensively, is is ''not'' spent and may be kept (again, as long as it is maintained). Each system can use its IP throughout that system, regardless if there are intel assets identified on the smallest planet or not, as the primary intel office within that system has sufficient reach for the entire system. The maximum number of Intel Points per system is limited by the sum of the max IP of its planets (see the Max Planet Intel table below). Inhabited stations may also add to the system's overall IP (if purchased and maintained), at up to the levels indicated (see the Station Intel Points table below). Finally, embassies each generate 1 IP each month, limited to diplomatic use and may not be maintained ('use or lose').

	==Intel==		==Intel==
			Intel Points are pooled within systems, generated from each inhabited planet and, in some cases, inhabited stations. In order to use IP offensively, actions taken from that system must not cost more than what is pooled in that initiating system (though other systems may assist in paying the cost, as detailed later).

	===Table: Max Planet Intel===		===Table: Max Planet Intel===

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 ! Planet<br>Type !! Max Intel<br>Points
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-| 'Other' || 1
+| 'Other' (inhabited) || 1
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 | Stage 1-3 Colony || 2
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 | Nation Capital || +2
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 ==Diplomatic States==
 Some diplomatic states have prerequisites. All treaties require the consent of the powers involved (all powers in question need to sign the treaty as a Diplomatic Action). Once all powers have signed the treaty, it will be in effect the next month (though 3 months or longer are not unheard of). Withdrawing from a treaty can be done either unilaterally or with the consent of the other powers involved. Other kinds of

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Dan at 20:12, 9 June 2015

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	: ''See ''VBAM Campaign Moderator's Companion'', pp. 127-128, for additional rules regarding Unification.''		: ''See ''VBAM Campaign Moderator's Companion'', pp. 127-128, for additional rules regarding Unification.''

			===Table: Diplomatic Action Modifiers===

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Dan at 20:11, 9 June 2015

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			==Diplomatic States==
	Some diplomatic states have prerequisites. All treaties require the consent of the powers involved (all powers in question need to sign the treaty as a Diplomatic Action). Once all powers have signed the treaty, it will be in effect the next month (though 3 months or longer are not unheard of). Withdrawing from a treaty can be done either unilaterally or with the consent of the other powers involved. Other kinds of		Some diplomatic states have prerequisites. All treaties require the consent of the powers involved (all powers in question need to sign the treaty as a Diplomatic Action). Once all powers have signed the treaty, it will be in effect the next month (though 3 months or longer are not unheard of). Withdrawing from a treaty can be done either unilaterally or with the consent of the other powers involved. Other kinds of
	diplomatic actions, called declarations, can be made without the consent of other powers. But declarations sometimes have other costs and are not automatically successful.		diplomatic actions, called declarations, can be made without the consent of other powers. But declarations sometimes have other costs and are not automatically successful.
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	\| Power has an Alliance Treaty with you \|\| Impossible \|\| \|\|		\| Power has an Alliance Treaty with you \|\| Impossible \|\| \|\|
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			::::::::::::::''* These modifiers are used as listed if action occurred last turn and are reduced by 10% per each turn thereafter until they reach 0%.''

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Dan at 18:52, 9 June 2015

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	! Issue for Declaring Hostilities/War !! Modifier !! Issue for Breaking a Treaty !! Modifier		! Issue for Declaring Hostilities/War !! Modifier !! Issue for Breaking a Treaty !! Modifier
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power implicated in successful sabotage/insurgency mission \|\| +50%* \|\| Power implicated in successful sabotage/insurgency (intel) mission \|\| +100%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has engaged against your ships \|\| +40%* \|\| Power has declared hostilities/war on a mutual defense treaty member (Non-cumulative) \|\| +90%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power was caught running an insurgency mission on one of your systems \|\| +35%* \|\| Power was caught running an insurgency mission on one of your systems \|\| +80%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has declared war on a mutual defense treaty member (Non-cumulative) \|\| +30% \|\| Power has engaged against one (or more) of your ships \|\| +75%*
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power is currently under a Declaration of Hostilities (Non-cumulative) \|\| +25% \|\| Power was caught running a sabotage mission on one of your systems \|\| +60%*
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power was caught running a sabotage mission on one of your systems \|\| +25%* \|\| Power has declared hostilities/war on a peace treaty member (Non-cumulative) \|\| +50%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has broken a treaty with you (per treaty) \|\| +10%* \|\| Power was caught running an espionage mission on one of your systems \|\| +25%*
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power was caught running an espionage mission on one of your systems \|\| +10%* \|\| Power has broken a treaty with you (per treaty) \|\| +25%*
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has declared hostilities/war on a peace treaty member (Non-cumulative) \|\| +10% \|\| Successfully withdrawn or broken a treaty with power \|\| +10%*
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Successfully withdrawn from an agreement or broken a treaty with power (per treaty) \|\| +5%* \|\| Per Intel Point spent \|\| +5%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Per Intel Point spent \|\| +5% \|\| Last attempt to break a treaty with power failed \|\| -10%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has a Trade Agreement with you (Non-cumulative) \|\| -10% \|\| Power has a Peace Treaty with you (Non-cumulative) \|\| -20%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has a Non-Aggression Treaty with you (Non-cumulative) \|\| -20% \|\| Power is a Mutual Defense Treaty partner (Non-cumulative) \|\| -30%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Last attempt to break a treaty with power or declare against a power failed \|\| -25% \|\| Power is an Alliance partner (Non-cumulative) \|\| -50%
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has a Peace Treaty with you (Non-cumulative) \|\| -40% \|\| \|\|
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has a Mutual Defense Treaty with you (Non-cumulative) \|\| -60% \|\| \|\|
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	\| ~~''''''~~ \|\| \|\| ~~''''''~~ \|\|		\| Power has an Alliance Treaty with you \|\| Impossible \|\| \|\|
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Dan at 17:17, 9 June 2015

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 ; Unification Treaty (N/A): Unification is the final step in diplomatic relations. The signing of a Unification Treaty is a demonstration that the two empires are ready to fully amalgamate into a single political union. Once a Unification Treaty has been signed, the empire that offered the treaty is effectively removed from play and has all of its assets (including systems, fleets, and ground units) are absorbed by the accepting power. All outstanding treaties signed by the offering power are likewise adopted by the accepting power, though their own treaty states take precedence in cases of declarations of hostilities/war. The Unified empire can purchase space and ground units of either player equally at no penalty, as they are no longer considered alien designs. (Example: The United Federation of Planets)
 : ''See ''VBAM Campaign Moderator's Companion'', pp. 127-128, for additional rules regarding Unification.''
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