Anyway as it was a hot day, 4 of us decided to sweat it out in the garage with a round robin DBMM200 tournament. We all won a "prize"
Gold - David McLachlan - Ptolomeic - 75pts
Silver - Neil Williamson - Hun - 35pts
Bronze - Jim Hoskin - MI Roman - 27pts
Wooden Spoon - Craig Mabon - Kushan - 13pts
Catering provided by Sheila Williamson Catering Enterprises
We played 240 pts on 6x4 table
Sorry about some fuzzy pics
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Vincent Cholewa Many thanks for sharing. How did you find playing DBMM 200?
Neil Williamson Really good. We got 3 games in comfortably during the day, without the feeling of exhaustion at the end of it. The games didn't feel any different to me than a 400ap game, and still had all the tension and decisions. It still has the feel of a large battle. The smaller table was also a bonus to play on.
You have to watch your initial deployment so as not to march block yourself, and the flank area is small. Its a tough decision for some armies whether to go for 2 or 3 commands. To me these were the only noticeable differences.
Vincent Cholewa Neil Williamson glad to hear it went so well. I have played a few games of DBMM 200 and always enjoyed them 😊 🎲
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| Trying to keep out of the way of the rest |
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| Hun v Roman. The Romans hid behind some pits and a wood leaving only one avenue of attack |
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| There must be a way through somewhere |
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| Hun v Kushan. Setting up for an attack on the left wing |
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| These two mutually defeat each other on the last turn |
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| No way in at all |
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| Kushan v Romans |
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| Ptolomeic castle v the Hun and say come and get me |
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| Didn't work this time |
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| Getting stuck in |
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| Romans try their fortifications against infantry |
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| Ptolomeic v Kushan after deployment |
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