DBM 3.1, 400AP, Winner 2006 NICT DBM Championship

By Scott Jeske

Sicilian 1291 AD:

King James II of Aragon, Reg Kn (S),

3xBw(X)+3xBw(O), 6xRegLh(F), 8xIrrAx(S), 1xReg Ps(O)

Fredrick, Viceroy of Sicily-Reg Kn(O),

3xIrrKn(O), 5xIrrLh(O), 8xIrrBw(I), 1xRegKn(O), 1xReg Ps(O)

Roger de Lauria, Admiral of the Fleet & Scourge of the Barbary Coast-

 Reg Kn(O),

10xIrrAx(S), 7xIrrPs(O), 2xRegLh(F), 4xRegBw(O), 2xIrrHd(O)

King Sancho IV, King of Castile (treacherous bastard!) – Irr Kn(O)

2xIrrKn(O), 1xIrrHd

Comments

I like the fourth command as it

gives me some deployment options and provides for its own die for

few elements.  Still the list is quite resilient for a regular army

at 65 elements.  With Roger, I've got a command that will contest

any rough terrain yet still be OK vs. mounted in the open.  I

usually do well when I remember to deploy the two Aux commands where

they can support the other.  The same goes for the Knight

commands.