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Any suggestions? cheers

I'll start the bidding with Direct Route on the Milestone Buttress. 

I'm interpreting VD as in scope not just specifically D as I think that'd be so narrow as to be ridiculous (and miss some fine routes). On that same approach, if there was a particularly classic Grade 3* scramble (formerly graded "M") would those also be worth suggesting on a list of "Diff" routes?

Diff or bellow preferably! Moderate suggestions welcome. I know there's Pinnacle Rib Route on Tryfan but anything similar to that?

Either of the Pinnacle Rib routes on Tryfan are good fun. The classics on the Cromlech are also well worth doing, with low-stress climbing in excellent situations.

Direct Route on Milestone felt nails for v diff (the first pitch specifically), but maybe that's just me!

Ordinary route on Idwal slabs, Cneifion Arete and then Dolmen Ridge up glyder Fach was a really enjoyable combination. 

Atlantic Slab (Grade-3) is a belter.  Easy angled, but quite exposed and really big!

Cyfrwy arete via table direct

I don't know whether to upvote that suggestion as it's a lovely scramble (that for many it may benefit from rope)

Or give it a downvote and sh*tty post response. I haven't been there a while and really fancy heading up there as soon as able for a nice quiet wander but it seems from several posts here and even one on a caving website that the masses have "discovered" it. Steve Ashton excluded it from his scrambles in Snowdonia book, but the secret is out

I think I need to start a spurious rumour about asbestos deposits or something in the grit to scare people away. 

http://mountain-lifestyle.blogspot.com/2014/09/atlantic-slabs-carnedd-y-fil...

OP, it's an awful scramble, mostly on dangerously loose asbestos and uranium ore. You'll hate it. Just keep away

Another one for Cyfrwy Arete and the Direct.

Clogwyn y Person Arete?

It's not listed under this name in the CC guide, and the photo in the logbook entry here is of the wrong bit of the crag, so the spirit of adventure isn't dead!

There's a whole slab to the left if you fancy peace and quiet... and even more adventure! 

Bryant's Gully, Lockwood's Chimney and Flying Buttress are 3 that come to mind. Symphony  Crack at Rhoscolyn is only one pitch but a belter at Diff!

Outside edge route

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this, but Slanting Buttress Ridge Route (D) is fantastic. Easilly the best Diff I've ever done.

Is that still best avoided?

Ah sorry all, had no idea anything had happened to the route, been a few years since I was in Wales. Should keep me mouth shut. 

At that sort of grade you should be considering grade 3 scrambles / Mods too.

Stuff like 

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/glyder_fach-494/main_gully_ridge-5...

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/glyder_fach-494/east_gully_ridge-5...

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/tryfan-491/milestone_approach-7383...

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/tryfan-491/milestone_continuation-...

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/tryfan-491/wrinkled_tower-93888

There's loads of good routes at that sort of grade here too

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/tryfan_fach_little_tryfan-490#maps