he ruleset is very comprehensive: the first 85 pages cover the rules, including some optional additions, and the remaining 186 pages are fully packed with 300 army lists from 3000 BC to AD 1520. Your basic army (of 200 points) consists of 20-30 elements (units), each representing 500-1000 men. These are split up into three obligatory commands, one of them commanded by the C-in-C. Every unit has the same base width (UD, from the French Unité de Distance) with depths depending on type. The basing system is designed to be compatible with the DBx series of games – the number of figures in combination with the
