I think that is a rather modern attitude and in ancient times you would actually wear your best kit to impess the enemy (and the gods) - for example Roman centurions wore their phalerae (excuse spelling) which have no practcal value other than to exhibit your prowess. Because nothing says "I'm...

The Reaper and Vallejo bronzes are both nice. The Vallejo is a bit smoother, but I think the Reaper has a better bronze hue. Both cover well, but need several thin coats to be really smooth.

Hi, Reaper's Master Series paints are really great. They remind me lots of the Vallejo paints, but are more easily sourced for me. Here's a direct link to the paint swathes. Considering they are made here in the US, they should be pretty easily available. Regardless, if I remember correctly, Reaper ...

IanB3406 wrote:I'm interested to try it out, and a couple players in Texas who don't play DBM at all have pre-ordered. I hope that it catches on and that I like them.

Ian

Hi,

Where in TX are you located? I'm in the DFW area (Plano to be precice) and have preordered the rules as well.

/Paul

Hi, I've been reading over the main FoG site and saw the sample Roman army list that is used to describe the rules (page 32 according to the available sample). Is there any way to see the corresponding Carthaginian army list? That way it will be possible to have at least 2 "demo style" arm...