Re: [OT]Hordes of the Things

That's good news. The original edition was a bit clunky, as they added a

lot of stuff on top of DBA, without yet making the structural changes 
they made in DBM. 15mm fantasy is calling again.

And compared to 7th Edition Ancients even 1st ed. DBA was a masterpiece 
of English prose. I think we went over 7th ed a few months back.

K.H.Ranitzsch wrote:

>Hello Everybody
>
>Off-topic, but some might be interested.
>
>The new version of 'Hordes of the Things' (Fantasy DBA) is now finished
and
>available from Keep Wargaming (and soon, presumably, from other
>traders).
>
>Rumor has it that it's now the most readable ruleset of the DBx family
-
>which is not that much to boast about, I guess.
>  
>

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