A question about Ancient British BUA - asked by Daniel Wade,10 December 2023

I’m putting together a BUAf for my Ancient British but am wondering if I should make the large or the smaller version? The smaller version would be very cramped. 

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• Vincent Cholewa

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  Nice 

  If the buildings were not fixed to the bases, would that help?

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  • Daniel Wade

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    Vincent Cholewa I intend to use the buildings as separate pieces so the walls can be also used with a Norman tower. So my question really is would the large one be too big for DBMM?

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      Vincent Cholewa

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      Daniel Wade the largest size allowed is 1,200p x 800p (900mm x 600mm), top of p.21.

      If the BUA is more than 800p across (600mm) it must have PF. A smaller BUA can be unfortified or have TF of PF. This is from the first paragraph on p.11.

      Regarding utility in the game, I would take the advice of Dirkses, King of Kings, Lord of Totara Park and Surrounding Suburbs. He wise in the way of BUA.

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• David Billinghurst

  First time BUA-buyers have to accept trade-offs between affordability and getting a foot on the property ladder. After all, Londinium wasn't built in a day.

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  Dirk Heinsius

  Defiantly go for the big version, and leave the buildings loose, so that they can be moved around or even removed should there troops in the village. I'd also suggest that you work things so there is space for elements to line the walls.

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    Dirk Heinsius

    Everything inside the village is moveable, still working on a banquet table for the centre of the village.