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A place for DBA generals to discuss their strategies, strategems, and tactics for the table-top. A place to buy, sell or trade wargaming related items, with an emphasis on the ancient & medieval period. Reviews of ancient and medieval miniatures in all scales (2mm, 6mm, 10mm, 15mm, 20mm, 1/72, 25mm, 28mm, 54mm).
- DBA 3.0
For questions and discussion of the DBA v3.0 rules. Threads...
- DBA 3.0
For questions and discussion of the DBA v3.0 rules. Threads and Posts. Total Threads: 661. Total Posts: 10,702. On This Board. You cannot create threads. You cannot reply to threads.
A place to share notes and tips on designing, managing and playing in DBA campaigns.
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The place to learn all about the Ancient and Medieval wargaming using the De Bellis Antiquitatis (DBA) miniature wargaming rules.
This wiki is associated with the Fanaticus Forum where many discussions take place about topics such as the rules, building armies and battle reports.
DBA is a set of fast play rules for ancient and medieval wargaming. Games usually last no more than 1 hour. They are played on a table top with terrain features and using miniatures to represent an army in 12 pieces (elements).
There have been numerous versions of the rules published over the year with the latest being DBA 3.0 published in 2014.
•DBA 3.0 For Beginners
•DBA 3.0 Army Notes
•Armies of the Fanaticii
•Battle Reports & Scenarios
•Books & Inspiration
•Campaign Rules
Why play DBA? - From the forum as to why there's so much love for this game! Buy the Rules! (DBA 3.0 can be hard to get reprints of) From Onmilitarymatters in the US Sue Laflin-Barker's Start...
Double DBA is appropriate for single players going head-to-head or for two teams of two players each fielding a command. Double DBA is much simpler than Big Battle DBA, and retains the speed of play of normal DBA. Unless specifically altered by the variant rules below, rules are standard DBA.
De Bellis Antiquitatis or DBA (English: Of the Wars of Antiquity) is a fast play set of rules for the hobby of historical miniature wargaming, particularly ancient and medieval wargaming in the period 3000 BC to 1520 AD.
