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Post by decebalus on Jul 16, 2019 17:57:01 GMT
As every year we played a weekend camapign. This time around 350 BC. The winner was Thracian.
You find a report here, but it is in german. But maybe you like the pictures. |
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Post by lkmjbc on Jul 16, 2019 19:08:29 GMT
Lovely....
Please tell me that these are 25mm!
Joe Collins
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Post by nangwaya on Jul 16, 2019 20:56:43 GMT
Wow, amazing looking!
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Post by jim1973 on Jul 17, 2019 3:48:19 GMT
That was awesome! It's what campaign wargaming should be!
Google translate did quite a reasonable job so I got to follow the events of the campaign. So confusing but in a good way. So like the wars of the Greeks we read in the books.
What campaign rules did you use? If they are your own and you ever have an English translation please post it on the Wiki. Heck, I'd love just to have the map and the counters!
Cheers
Jim
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Post by decebalus on Jul 18, 2019 13:47:15 GMT
Google translate did quite a reasonable job so I got to follow the events of the campaign. So confusing but in a good way. So like the wars of the Greeks we read in the books. ... What campaign rules did you use? If they are your own and you ever have an English translation please post it on the Wiki. Heck, I'd love just to have the map and the counters! Thanks Jim. Yes, it was confusing for me too. Playing the Persians, overseeing the campaign rules and making notes was a bit much. So i sometimes missed things. The whole war in northern greek didnt really get my attention. But some players also acted confused, supporting one side in one year and the other side in the next. Like chaniging opinions in the people's assembly. I only have the rules in german, sorry. They are based on the campaign rules in DBA 2.2, but slightly changed. And we also have special rules to reflect the historic time. And we also use event cards, that give the weaker players something special. This time we had a preround to give a special start and to have already some alied players. And the whole ally/federation thing, that is so typical for ancient greece, was made stronger. If you write me your email as PN i could send you map and counters. (But the counters were taken from a jpg somewhere in the web.) |
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Post by decebalus on Jul 18, 2019 14:36:59 GMT
If someone hasnt seen our old campaigns take a look here:
And next year we will play third Crusade.
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