Southern Battle Gamers DBA Historical comp. March 2011
The Southern Battle Gamers in southern Sydney hosts two DBA historical competitions per year - in March and August. Each player brings along matched pairs of armies so historical opposition is guaranteed.
I managed to fluke a series of glorious victories in August last year and managed to get my name on the new board. However, since then I've been afflicted by the 'Imperator's Curse'. No one has won the historical comp twice in a row. In the March comp. this year (last week), Steve Webb was the imperator, I scraped in a low second... Below are a selection of the armies in play this round. There were a couple others which I didn't get any pictures of.
Polybian Roman vs Late Carthagian
Marian Roman vs Slave Revolt
Hundred Years War English vs Feudal French
Late Seleukids vs Attalid Pergamene
Late Achaemenid Persian vs Later Athenian
I managed to fluke a series of glorious victories in August last year and managed to get my name on the new board. However, since then I've been afflicted by the 'Imperator's Curse'. No one has won the historical comp twice in a row. In the March comp. this year (last week), Steve Webb was the imperator, I scraped in a low second... Below are a selection of the armies in play this round. There were a couple others which I didn't get any pictures of.
Polybian Roman vs Late Carthagian
Marian Roman vs Slave Revolt
Hundred Years War English vs Feudal French
Late Seleukids vs Attalid Pergamene
Late Achaemenid Persian vs Later Athenian
Wish I'd known! I would have paid you a visit...
ReplyDeleteWe will have another competition in August and in October (MOAB).
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http://www.southernbattlegamers.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6:2009-dba&catid=2:events&Itemid=3
We also play DBA on most Friday evenings at the club. You are welcome to join us.
Commiserations on your second place.
ReplyDeleteIn the second pic from the top...is that a PORTABLE GAME BOARD???
can you buy these or is it something you've made yourself?
Yes, designed/made by Steve Webb from Southern Battle Gamers. It's made of a sandwich board with a hole cut into it foe a handle. Very simple, but certainly effective.
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