"Errata for DBA 3.0 I/32a (Western Chou) and I/32c?" Topic
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Skeptic | 30 Dec 2017 11:15 a.m. PST |
Both of the above lists mention I/14a (European Bronze Age???) as allies, but geography, time, and possible allies in the other direction imply that it should be I/14d (Chinese Border Tribes) and/or I/14f (Red Ti). Has any erratum been issued to this effect? P.S.: TMP's limit on topic names strikes again, favo(u)ring vague headline-style topics and abbreviations! |
timurilank | 30 Dec 2017 12:20 p.m. PST |
Skeptic and other interested parties. Fellow members of the Fanaticus Forum have spend a hard two months compiling the anomalies found in the new versions. Most are errors made through the expansion of the number of army list while others have encountered problems made by date changes due to new research. There are a number army lists that involved further research, such as the example you mentioned above. The original thread is 37 pages long and can be found at the following link: link The compiled work covering the four books can be found here at page 5 of the same thread: link Do note, that the corrections will need to be reviewed by the rule's author before they make their way to a new 'edition', but we are confident that the collective effort will pass through with no problems. Cheers, Robert |
Skeptic | 30 Dec 2017 1:01 p.m. PST |
Thank you, Robert! I have appended a question about I/14f as an ally of I/32a and I/32c… |
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