Back in 2012 I began
actively collecting a number of high medieval or renaissance armies and those postings
can be found by clicking on the Index scrolling down to the year 1400. Unfortunately,
DBA 2.0 and 2.2 did not work well leading to a collapse in interest for the
period. The collection was subsequently sold as many other ancient armies.
Playtesting DBA 3 three
years later did rekindle my interest for the ancient period, but less so for
the later medieval era. Introduced to the Witcher series of books, that opinion changed as I
could visualise doing the campaigns between Nilfgaard and the Northern Kingdoms. Pursuing the idea further I bought figures for the period, developed a set of campaign rules, designed maps and playtested. Unfortunately club members had not a clue what the Witcher was about, so the project was shelved.
Two examples, Redania
Having completed the refurbishment
of the Arab armies and further the conversion of the Colonial Sudanese more Muslim
armies I began looking at other possible projects within the collection.
It was during this time I
had viewed a 10-part presentation of the Italian Wars on the internet. This was
interesting as all the participants in the war I could assemble from the
dormant collection. Looking at the clothing colours, all were generic and could
pass for any Western European army. Excluding the elves and dwarves I had 155
elements to play with, but now a decision had to be made, which armies?
Next post, the solution.
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