2/2 It was a bloody, costly battle: the Roman left collapsed, but the centre held against marauding war elephants, and fierce fighting raged on the right! The armies' morale values fell almost in unison, and in the end, the Romans narrowly managed to secure a narrow victory by morale 1 : morale 0.

You are warmly welcome to our multiverse - it's really worth it! Unfortunately, I didn't manage to go this year, but next year I'll be going again, perhaps even with my own demo board 😅

8/8 I always do the basing myself - to save costs, and so that I can design the bases exactly according to my own vision. While the main work is done by the painting service, you can still put in a lot of your own work, which is also fun! See my Egyptians here: bsky.app/profile/jens...

7/8 The figures lie in the foam-padded cardboard cases. I am very satisfied with the quality of these Egyptians!

6/8 The fully painted army is returned in a large box, inside of which are many small foam-padded cardboard cases, sorted by troop type. Here are the "New Kingdom Egyptians" for DBMM.

5/8 ... and from the back.

4/8 The Paintingservice sends photos for approval - here are figures of the DBMM "Polybian Roman" army from the front...

3/8 Here is an overview sheet in close-up.

2/8 I create an overview sheet in DIN A4 for each type of figure, which contains enlarged photos of the example figures in front and back views. I also add any additional notes regarding the respective figure if necessary.

In fact, I'm a member of the "Tabletop Club Rhein-Main"; we meet in Nidderau, about 20 kilometres outside Frankfurt. A lot of historical games are played there... Bolt Action, Lion Rampant, Barons War, DBMM, Age of Hannibal, for example.

Actually right in Frankfurt 😁

Thanks!

2/2 The battle featured epic cavalry skirmishes in the center. After the armies had literally bled each other dry and only scattered remnants populated the battlefield, the Ostrogoths won by a very narrow margin.