Monday, 29 April 2024

ValleyCon draw - posted by Phil Gates, 25 April 2024

The draw for the first round of the DBMM competition at Valleycon on Saturday should throw up some interesting historical matches and interesting games............
Barry Norris Later Carthaginians in Africa c230BC V. Paul Graham Republican Romans 200BC
Andrew Bennetts Marian Roman 42BC V. Bruce Ferguson Selucid 129BC
Wayne Watts Early Hoplite Greek 595BC V. Vince Cholewa Mitanni, book , 1274 BC
Michail Woolf Early Imperial Rome, 100AD V. Russell Briant Sertorius' Lusitanians 80BC
Neil Williamson Tuareg 1001AD V. Ben Hill Early Crusader 1098AD
Allen Yaxley Medieval Irish 1261AD V. Gary Lewis French Ordonnance 1494
Richard Foster Ming 1399AD V. Craig Mabon Late Muslim Indian 1360AD

Keith Trye Burgundians 1471 Bk4 76 V. Phil Gates Italian Condotta Venetian 1474 

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Vincent Cholewa
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Many thanks Phil.
Wayne, Early Hoplites Thessalians?
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Julian Hannam
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Philip Gates is wonder if your Venetian list is like the abomination that Keith V Trye hit my peace loving Burgundians with, virtually entirely cavalry, except Ps.
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Julian Hannam Venetians in Greece or the list in Italy? I think the one in Greece has only a handful of knights.
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Julian Hannam no, a mixture
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Gavin Pearson
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Interesting to see that (as usual) most armies are from book 2 & 4. Always interesting to speculate why? Best loved periods of history?
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Gavin Pearson book 2 possibly also in part because when we began gaming in the 1970s the rules and figures available were about from the end of what is now book 1 to the beginning of book 3.
Book 4? Maybe they are better known because there is more source material and they quite powerful armies, especially in 25/28mm.
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