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Tacky – Lu Henry’s Diplomacy and variant zine, plus games like

Wooden Ships and Iron Men and other multiplayer games

Tacky #16 – December 24, 1982

Tacky #35 – May 1986 Tacky #36 – June 1986 Tacky #37 – August 1986

The Tactful Assassin – Eric C. Young’s Canadian Diplomacy zine

The Tactful Assassin Vol 3 #24 – November 13, 1992 The Tactful Assassin Vol 4 #27 – November 13, 1992

The Tactful Assassin Vol 5 #39 – June 28, 1994 The Tactful Assassin Vol 6 #47 – April 16, 1995

The Tactful Assassin Vol 6 #48 – May 15, 1995 The Tactful Assassin Vol 6 #49 – June 20, 1995

The Tactful Assassin Vol 7 #56 – February 29, 1996

Tales of the Barad-Dûrchester – Rod Walker created this zine just to publicize the problems

he felt were of importance with John J. Beshara, “the hobby’s most repulsive spoil-sport.”

Tales of the Barad-Dûrchester #1 – May 26, 1972

Tau Ceti Phoenix / Apocrypha – Larry Dunning produced this Austrian zine

Which was really two zines in one, stuffed with letters, books reviews, comics, and Diplomacy

Tau Ceti Phoenix / Apocrypha Summer 1987 Issue

Terminus Project – Walt Buchanan’s massive attempt at listing all the Diplomacy gamestarts

Which started before 1970, and therefore where end-games may not have been collected.

I believe almost all the games have Board,an numbers.

Terminus Project – July 1974

Ter-ran – Steve Heinowski’s long-running Dipzine

Some bleed-through, and a missing page here or there (or mis-numbered page).

Ter-ran #41 – May 1980 Ter-ran #42 – June 1980 Ter-ran #43 – July 1980

Ter-ran #44 – August 1980 Ter-ran #45 – September 1980 Ter-ran #46 – October 1980

Ter-ran #49 – January 1981 Ter-ran #51 – March 1981 Ter-ran #52 – Late March 1981

Ter-ran #53 – April 1981 Ter-ran #91 – April 1984

Ter-ran #94 – July 1984 Ter-ran #96 – September 1984

TEST – Richard Hull’s somewhat confusing Diplomacy zine

TEST #7 – April 24, 1973 TEST #8 – May 9, 1973

Tetracuspid – Richard Kovilcik, Jr. published this Dipzine.

Carried articles as well from time to time.

Click here to go to the Tetracuspid Archive page

Thangorodrim – A variant zine by by Bill McDuffie for the National Fantasy Fan Association

Thangorodrim Vol 1, #00 – Rules to Indianomacy and Scotomacy (Game of the Clans) - Undated

Thangorodrim Vol 1, #0 – Rules for Middle Earth Dip IV and Mordor Versus the World II - Undated

Thangorodrim Vol 1, #1 – June 21, 1969 Thangorodrim Vol 1, #2 – August 1, 1969

Thangorodrim Vol 1, #4 – October 31, 1969 Thangorodrim Vol 1, #5 – November 27, 1969

Thangorodrim Vol 1, #6 – March 7, 1970 Thangorodrim Vol 1, #7 – May 30, 1970

Thangorodrim Vol 1, #8 – July 3, 1970 Thangorodrim Vol 1, #9 – August 14, 1970

Thermopolae – Payton Turpin published this variant zine, which

started with a game of Imperialism IX-R

Thermopolae #2 – March 1, 1972 Thermopolae #5 – April 15, 1972

Thermopolae #6 – May 13, 1972

This is Not a Council Courier – Rod Walker’s zine for IDA/NA council stuff

This is Not a Council Courier #6 – May 11, 1980

Thulcandra – A game flyer for a MENSA game GM’d by Terry Kuch

Thulcandra #1 – Unknown Date

Thulrandra – A game flyer which Pete Gaughan produced

Thulrandra #1 – May 1985 Thulrandra #2 – June 1985

The Tinamou – Bob Brown’s UK zine, with Diplomacy, En Garde,

And plenty of other multi-player games.

The Tinamou #46 – December 1978 The Tinamou #47 – January 1979

The Tinamou #48 – February 1979 The Tinamou #49 – March 1979

The Tinamou #50 – April 1979 The Tinamou #51 – May 1979

The Tinamou #52.5 – June 1979

The Tinamou #53 – July 1979 The Tinamou #54 – August 1979

The Tinamou #55 – September 1979 The Tinamou #56 – October 1979

The Tinamou #57 – November 1979 The Tinamou #58 – December 1979

Trantor – John Smythe’s very early Dipzine

After #23, merged with Massif. Then went alone again later.

Click here to go to the Trantor Archive page

T.S. – Monroe E. Jeffrey and pals created this little Dipzine.

The first issue was called Fidegly, but was renamed starting with #2.

Scan quality ranges from nearly invisible to overly gark, but the surviving copies are

in rather poor shape. T.S. stands for Tough Sh*t.

T.S. #1 (titled Fidegly) – February 10, 1966 T.S. #2 – March 1, 1966

T.S. #3 – March 1966 T.S. #4 – April 16, 1966

T.S. #5 – April 30, 1966 T.S. #6 – May 16, 1966

The Two Faces of Tomorrow – Mark S. Kellers zine on the use of compueters in Diplomacy

The Two Faces of Tomorrow #1 – March 1983 The Two Faces of Tomorrow #2 – August 1983

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