Another good Tony Aguliar DBA Version 3.0 Rules run through:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWRVFq6oslY&t=4s
I have these armies ready to go, so I have no excuses bar a little bit of terrain and some decent camps!
Notes:
The "Hoard" 2 Pip rule was interesting and noticing which troops followed up.
The "Bow" shooting was interesting (you cannot ignore troops in your "Threat Zone".
The one comment that seems to come through with DBA is that it still fights as 12 elements rather than an army fighting as it did historically. The DBA rules from Version 1 through to 3 seem a volatile "cook-book".
I am just wondering how popular DBA 3 is over DBA 2 (if it is)?
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Monday, 25 February 2019
DBA Version 3.0: You Tube Video of DBA Battles - Athens v Persia (Early Achaemenid Persians)
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