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7362
I think the DBX systems, and especialy DBA are a fantastic way to play wargames. I like the lack of 'casualties' and 'morale' testing, I see these things in ...
Simon Bargery
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Feb 1, 2002
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7363
The poll was aimed at the 60% who play DBA exclusively (or at least exclusively of the DBx family, I know there are some 20mm square lurkers here) The points...
Simon Bargery
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7364
... It is a good period. One thing I do is to reduce the cf vs foot for 8 of the Viking blade elements (the Hird) to +4. This evens out that list more. Some...
JohnG and CathyP
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7365
On Fri, 1 Feb 02 21:40:07 +1100 JohnG and CathyP ... Very neat! Must use this for my Medievals, especially as my leaders are all based as individuals already....
John Hills
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Feb 1, 2002
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7366
I like the brief army lists in DBA, to field a nice army, historically representative, you have to do some background research. A lot of the stranger armies...
Simon Bargery
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Feb 1, 2002
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7367
... That is one way of putting it. I prefer to view it as unnecessary fiddliness. I play other games that use square bases and like the effect that it has on...
John Hills
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7368
Dear Fanatici I politely asked PB about the problem of Camels in Dunes fighting mounted enemy in gg. His reply this time was very kwick, and he actually wrote...
Jerboa
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Feb 1, 2002
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7369
An interesting discussion has developed in the HOTTREVISION group about recoils. One writer says an element that must recoil does so as far as it can, and then...
BOB
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Feb 1, 2002
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7370
How does this impact DBA either way. I can see how it might in rules with Zone of Death. I guess it would be is Sp supported by SP recoil. But can't go the...
Dan Hazelwood
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Feb 1, 2002
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7371
I am interested in the effect on the friendly element behind. Does it get moved at all. Consider a row of cavalry with a second row behind and then a little...
BOB
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Feb 1, 2002
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7372
Hei Bob, A very good one for discussion. I do like this, it's hard, tricky... n very technical. Here's my go: Quote "A recoiling element starting with enemy in...
Jerboa
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Feb 1, 2002
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7373
I agree with Jerboa that the relevant part of the rule is "A recoiling element...that meets... friends that it could not pass through or push back... is...
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Feb 1, 2002
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7374
Yep, that looks right without looking at my own rules. ... From: Jerboa [mailto:jerboa@...] Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 3:22 PM To:...
Dan Hazelwood
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Feb 1, 2002
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GREETINGS I AM AN INTERESTED PLAYER OF DBA I RECENTLLY TRIED OUT THE GAME AT A LOCAL WARGAMING EVENT "WARPCON" IN CORK AND MY FRIENDS AND I ARE LOOKING FOR A...
tomas_flahive
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Feb 1, 2002
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7376
As someone who has never played DBM, but who plays more HOTT than DBA, it is the differences between DBA and HOTT basings that cause me trouble - In particular...
Tim Sharrock
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Feb 1, 2002
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7377
Hello in DBM, the shallow bases are for Wb(S) and Wb(O) = 4Wb and the deeper ones for Wb(F) = 3Wb. DBA lumps all warbands together but not DBM : 3Wb are more...
Christophe CONSTANT
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Feb 2, 2002
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7378
... deeper ones for Wb(F) = 3Wb. ... but have a better movement rate and their combat factors are unaffected by bad terrain, due to their more open order that...
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Feb 2, 2002
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on 2/1/02 11:55 AM, BOB at beattie@... wrote: So, does a recoiling element actually move back as far as it can before being destroyed, or does it not...
Michael Demana
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Feb 2, 2002
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7380
if someone is interested to a tournament in Italy, you will find the information on http://www.lab-io.it/torneo2002.html Best regards and best dice Dionigi...
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Feb 2, 2002
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7381
I think if you are intending to play DBA exclusively, then you just need to do what you feel is right. Certain basing is pretty unachievable in 25mm anyway,...
Simon Bargery
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Feb 4, 2002
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7382
I built a mediteranean villa at the weekend, it is 180 by 180, three base widths by three base widths. well within the specced size limits. It just seems a...
Simon Bargery
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Feb 4, 2002
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7383
Hi I have a growing tendency to let the figues speak for themselves. My 25mm Dacians use 5 figures on double-depth bases (for use as DBE Wb(F) in DBM - 5...
John Hills
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Feb 4, 2002
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7384
My Khmer temple is the maximum size allowed, 6 elements x 3 elements. Stick an artillery piece (mounted on an elephant) in it and the range of fire is quite...
lionheartrjc
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Feb 4, 2002
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7385
Appeal for information. Has anyone experienced any problems using the rules for rivers as they are written in the book. Particularly in competitions? Any...
lionheartrjc
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Feb 4, 2002
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7386
No problems in any of the events I have run. They are, however, rarely placed. Bob beattie@... --On Monday, February 4, 2002 4:02 PM +0000 lionheartrjc ...
BOB
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7387
Actually I have noticed some people placing them. Usually almost always straight. It is the curved rivers that cause headaches IMHO. ... From: lionheartrjc...
Dan Hazelwood
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Feb 4, 2002
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7388
Richard, Such a BUA does cover much space. However, I do not think you can fit it in the available space. There is only a space 6 inches wide by 9 inches ...
BOB
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Feb 4, 2002
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7389
I built several for a tournament last fall that were 2.5 EBW square. Large enough to look good but not so large as to be overwhelming. I am building one...
buffirn
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Feb 4, 2002
7:12 pm
7390
Bob, You are correct, my BUA is actually less than 6BW long (I checked when I got home) and does fit. I originally intended it to be 6BW long and then did the...
lionheartrjc
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Feb 5, 2002
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7391
For artillery in a BUA I am assuming the arc of fire rules are relaxed, to fire all around?? no rules here to check... Here is a nice site to see some 1st...
Simon Bargery
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