Thank you so much to
Neil Williamson for running the DBMM 100 inter-club competition at the Hutt Valley Wargaming Club today. Something I learned, playing DBMM 100 is
very different to playing a full-sized game and is definitely not just a smaller game. A great system for playing four games in a day, as we did.
I used Mitanni and had a great day playing Gary Lewis (Later Hoplite Greeks), Jim Hosking (New Kingdom Egyptians), Steven (Early Achaemenid Persians) and
Craig Mabon (Kushan); gentlemen all
I finished with 52/100 and team Horowhenua was third. Neil will post all the details.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/824840264342234/posts/2858752947617612/
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Playing against Gary Lewis’s minor states later Greek hoplites. My cunning plan involved marching around a flank; a flank in DBMM 100 is only 400 paces. Spot the mistake!  The game ended with me just hanging on for a 10-15 draw. |
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| Jim Hosking with his New Kingdom Egyptians, though this pic is not from our game. Jim rolled rubbish PIPs, I rolled rubbish combat dice and we ended with both our armies broken! 12-13 to Jim. |
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| Steven with his Early Achaemenid Persians. I was not able to press home my advantage on the right that you can see here and again I held on for a 10-15 draw, just. |
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| Craig Mabon with his Kushan. Craig got an early edge on me in this game but then his PIPs dried up in the crucial bounds and I burgled a 20-5 win. |
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| The back story for my Mitanni. |
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