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Post by Baldie on Jan 26, 2022 8:50:41 GMT
Looking forward to watching this for some, surely the Ancient British can win one.
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Jan 29, 2022 10:45:10 GMT
From Russia with Spite is now up. youtu.be/ZE0kGRX8ojMRound Two of the enemies of my Early Russian DBA army. This is a series of four battles using De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 with some of the matchups for this army that we did not get to in "From Russia with Love." I play my Early Russians III/79 throughout. Mitch plays the following enemies of them: III/40b Vikings III/68a Early Hungarians III/68b Early Hungarians IV/18 Lithuanians Please support my channel by giving a Like and Subscribing for more content.
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Feb 1, 2022 10:30:16 GMT
Last night's series of games are now up - Blind Psiloi Pstupidity - DBA 3.0youtu.be/kGdByKlerLAIn this set of three De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 battles, Mitch, Joe and I play some games using the Blind General modifications in addition to being restricted to having to play an army that has a minimum of six psiloi elements. This modification involves rolling your own PIPs but you do not know how many you rolled until you try and use them and your opponent tells you you're out. The players and the armies they used are: Joe Kohten II/39c Lusitanian Tony Aguilar IV/58 Medieval Irish (with Edward the Bruce's invasion force) Mitch Harbach III/34a Andalusian w/Feudal Spanish ally We REALLY enjoyed playing this way and they made for some real excitement and took the gameplay to the next level. We recommend you try them out. Don't forget to support my channel by giving me a like and subscribing. |
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Feb 5, 2022 10:48:27 GMT
Another Friday night battle session is now up - Achaemenid Aberration
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Mitch and I play a series of FOUR De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 games with matchups using some enemies of the Early Achaemenid Persians. Mitch plays his Persians throughout and I take the role of the enemy commander. The army matchups include: I/60a Early Achaemenid Persian vs. I/44b Later Neo-Babylonian I/60a Early Achaemenid Persian vs. I/50 Lydian I/60a Early Achaemenid Persian vs. II/2 Mountain Indian I/60b Early Achaemenid Persian (Cyrus) vs. I/50 Lydian Don't forget to support my channel by giving a "like" and most importantly Subscribing for more content. |
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Post by paulisper on Feb 5, 2022 11:25:25 GMT
Tony playing the bad guys, then 😆
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Feb 8, 2022 15:30:31 GMT
Tony playing the bad guys, then 😆 P You'd make a fine slave.  |
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Feb 8, 2022 15:32:16 GMT
GOOD KNIGHT, SWEET PRINCEyoutu.be/77_4U5IILwAIn this set of three De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 battles, Mitch, Scott and I play some games using the Blind General modifications in addition to being restricted to having to play an army that has a minimum of four Kn elements. This modification involves rolling your own PIPs but you do not know how many you rolled until you try and use them and your opponent tells you you're out. The players and the armies they used are: Scott Ludwig IV/13a Medieval German Tony Aguilar IV/82b French Ordonnance Mitch Harbach III/15 Tibetan Don't forget to support my channel by giving me a like and subscribing.
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Post by paulisper on Feb 8, 2022 15:55:35 GMT
Tony playing the bad guys, then 😆 P You'd make a fine slave. no, I just like wearing silk pyjamas and smelling of incense 🤣 P |
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Post by edonaldson880 on Feb 9, 2022 18:38:43 GMT
I have been playing Blucher (Napoleonic) by Sam Mustafa and he uses a blind initiative roll so you don't know how much you can get done in a turn. It's loads of fun. I was thinking that would be an interesting way to play DBA but sounds like the "Blind General" modificatons have already gone there. Curious if that is where you got the idea as well Tony. Apologies if I missed any previous talk about that modification. I don't frequent this site as much as I used to.
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Feb 9, 2022 18:50:35 GMT
I have been playing Blucher (Napoleonic) by Sam Mustafa and he uses a blind initiative roll so you don't know how much you can get done in a turn. It's loads of fun. I was thinking that would be an interesting way to play DBA but sounds like the "Blind General" modificatons have already gone there. Curious if that is where you got the idea as well Tony. Apologies if I missed any previous talk about that modification. I don't frequent this site as much as I used to. Scott Ludwig was the one who came up with the idea and he said he was inspired by Blucher. I have never played it though so I am taking his word for it. |
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Feb 16, 2022 15:53:23 GMT
The latest set of battles from last night is now up: Love is Blindyoutu.be/RRDrKI3uNb4In this set of three De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 battles, Joe, Mitch and I play some games using the Blind General modifications in addition to being restricted to having to play an army that is an enemy of the Italian Condotta. This modification involves rolling your own PIPs but you do not know how many you rolled until you try and use them and your opponent tells you you're out. The players and the armies they used are: Joe Kohten IV/61 Italian Condotta (Venice) Tony Aguilar IV/43c Later Hungarian Mitch Harbach IV/13d Medieval German Don't forget to support my channel by giving me a like and subscribing. |
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Feb 26, 2022 15:03:32 GMT
The newest video from last night is now up - Blind Russian Aggression.youtu.be/ArCm7VvFr5oIn this final series of DBA 3.0 matchups against of my Early Russians, I take on the role of the Russians and Mitch plays four different enemies. We use the Blind General rules and for an added twist we play with Collision Course rules as well. The Collision Course rules were created by Australian David Lawrence and they are available as a free download on the DBA and DBA & HOTT Facebook pages in their Files section. For the record this is the first time have played with all of these modifications and also the first time we have played Collision Course on 24"x24" boards. As stated, I will play the Early Russians in all the matchups and Mitch will use: III/32 Volga Bulgar III/47 Pecheneg IV/27 Estonian w/Early Russian ally III/80 Cuman w/Alan ally If you haven't already, please subscribe to my Youtube channel for more content and give me a Like. |
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Mar 1, 2022 10:36:16 GMT
Check out our series of battles from last night - BLIND TURKISH DELIGHTyoutu.be/NFQB-QLWbXgIn this series of battles using De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 we each use a Turkish army. We use the Blind General rules and for an added twist we play with Collision Course rules as well. The Collision Course rules were created by Australian David Lawrence and they are available as a free download on the DBA and DBA & HOTT Facebook pages in their Files section. The theme of these De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 games is also "Fast and Furious." The requirements for eligible armies is the can only have fast elements such as Cv, LH, LCm, 3Pk, 3Bw/Cb/Lb, Ps, 3Ax, 5Hd. No elephants, knights, camels or blades of any kind, Spear or Artillery. Here are the players and the armies they used: Joe Kohten III/42a Shato Turks Tony Aguilar IV/55b Ottoman Turk w/Wallachian ally Mitch Harbach III/74b Seljuk Turk If you haven't already, please subscribe to my Youtube channel for more content and give me a Like. |
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Mar 8, 2022 10:36:57 GMT
Last night's game is now up - Psiloi Psiliness - Dracula's Debutyoutu.be/TCDAwtfMKdQMitch, Joe and I play a series of battles using De Bellis Antiquitatis DBA 3.0 where each of the armies chosen must have at least half of the units composed of Psiloi (skirmishers.) Due to the high number of light troops these battles can swing wildly from bound to bound. Here are the players and the armies they used: Joe Kohten II/39c Lusitanian Tony Aguilar IV/65 Wallachian Mitch Harbach III/20a Sui w/Central Asian Turk ally I hope you enjoy these games featuring the debut of my recently finished Wallachians. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe to my channel if you not already done so. I appreciate your support. |
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Post by Tony Aguilar on Mar 19, 2022 22:52:13 GMT
Well it only took almost all day for YouTube to process this but FINALLY it is out. Classical Jewish Battles - DBA 3.0youtu.be/4ndUJnxLBzM Mitch and I play a series of De Bellis Antiquitatis 3.0 games based on a series of matchup that involve Classical Jewish armies. This theme was suggested to me by Michael Perlmutter who wanted to see some of his ancestors in battle. I already had two of these armies on my to do list as they looked interesting but I had no idea how much of a riot these battles would be. The matchups are as follows: II/43 Maccabean Jewish vs. II/19c Seleucids II/50 Hasmonean Jewish vs. II/19d Seleucids II/51 Late Judean vs. II/20d Ptolemaic II/59 Jewish Revolt vs. II/56 Early Imperial Roman I hope you enjoy these matchups as much as we did and don't forget to support my channel by Subscribing for more content. |
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