DBMM (De Bellis Magistrorum Militum, Latin for "Of the Wars of the Masters of Soldiers") is an miniatures wargame written by Phil Barker, covering the ancient and medieval periods. It is the most recent of the "DBx" games that also include DBM, DBA, DBR, and Hordes of the Things. Covering the same periods at a similar level of detail as DBM, it is intended as the successor to that game.
Development
DBMM is based upon the popular DBM ancient wargaming rules, and shares many characteristics of that set. However there are significant changes that make it as different from DBM as are other sets in the same family.
Some of the more significant differences include:
*Ground scale
*PIP allocation for regular commands
*Brilliant and Inert generals
*Stratagems
*Terrain setting
*Deployment order
*PIP expenditure
*Move distances
*Combat results
*Morale
*Victory and defeat scoring
Successive versions of the rules were freely available on the internet for playtesting and criticism over a period in excess of 3 years. The DBMM Yahoo e-mail list had over 800 members by the time of publication, and over 1300 by the end of 2007.
Development
DBMM is based upon the popular DBM ancient wargaming rules, and shares many characteristics of that set. However there are significant changes that make it as different from DBM as are other sets in the same family.
Some of the more significant differences include:
*Ground scale
*PIP allocation for regular commands
*Brilliant and Inert generals
*Stratagems
*Terrain setting
*Deployment order
*PIP expenditure
*Move distances
*Combat results
*Morale
*Victory and defeat scoring
Successive versions of the rules were freely available on the internet for playtesting and criticism over a period in excess of 3 years. The DBMM Yahoo e-mail list had over 800 members by the time of publication, and over 1300 by the end of 2007.
Ten Days Till are a British soul, hip-hop and R&B band created by OD Hunte and featuring Lifford (from Please Don't Turn Me On fame) was NBA Live 07 game alongside Black Eyed Peas, Lupe Fiasco, and Rhymefest which was released in September 2006. Get Them Hands Hi was also used in several official EA Sports game trailers. Ten Days Till also performed a cover of Little Drummer Boy, one of the all time most popular Christmas songs. They released the MusicSoulLife EP featuring Get Them Hands Hi as a digital download. Ten Days Till are currently finishing off their debut album also called MusicSoulLife. Ten Days Till completed their next track I Am What I Am, And Try and Goodside. In October 2006 Get Them Hands Hi and I Am What I Am was considered as Track of the Day in .
Political Composer
This page tries to list some composers whose works are related to politics.
Composers:
* Mikis Theodorakis
* Frederic Rzewski
* Hans Werner Henze
* Cornelius Cardew
* Rudolf Mauersberger
* Luigi Nono
* Hanns Eisler
* Sylvano Bussotti
* Marc Blitzstein
* Yuji Takahashi
* Christian Wolff
* John Adams
* Wallingford Riegger
* Anthony Braxton (Opera: Shala Fears for the Poor)
* Conrad Cummings (Vietnam opera: Tonkin)
* Kurt Weill
* Theodor W. Adorno
* Pauline Oliveros
* Larry Polansky
* Alvin Curran
Political
This page tries to list some composers whose works are related to politics.
Composers:
* Mikis Theodorakis
* Frederic Rzewski
* Hans Werner Henze
* Cornelius Cardew
* Rudolf Mauersberger
* Luigi Nono
* Hanns Eisler
* Sylvano Bussotti
* Marc Blitzstein
* Yuji Takahashi
* Christian Wolff
* John Adams
* Wallingford Riegger
* Anthony Braxton (Opera: Shala Fears for the Poor)
* Conrad Cummings (Vietnam opera: Tonkin)
* Kurt Weill
* Theodor W. Adorno
* Pauline Oliveros
* Larry Polansky
* Alvin Curran
Political
Flash Trek 2: Broken Mirror is an online browser-based computer game set in the Star Trek universe created by someone known as Vex Xiang. It is actually set in the Mirror Universe, a parallel universe depicted in several Star Trek episodes. It simulates operation of a variety of starships from Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Players can buy and sell items, attack enemies, and build resources on planets, as well as create empires of their own. Players can select different races to play as or play as an independent. It is programed in the Flash computer language.
Players begin with a small ship called a "runabout" or scout. They accumulate money by performing various trade missions or raiding ships. Once they have accumulated money, known as "latinum," they can purchase new ships, or weapons and other tools.
Eventually players can build up prestige and use it to take over planets. However, this only works with planets that have no enemies. Buying a ship requires the player to have a certain amount of prestige in the system in which the ship is offered for purchase. The larger the ship, the more prestige is required.
This game has a level of complexity and sophistication which is unusual for most browser-based games or flash games. It creates a game setting containing multiple star systems with planets and other features, and offers a wide range of ship functions and systems, as well as player interactions. In this respect, it harkens back to the earliest Star Trek starship computer games, which often achieved a depth previously unseen for the different platforms which they appeared on, including mainframes and various PC operating systems.
Flash Trek 2 is the sequel to Flash Trek which is a game also depicting a starship in the Star Trek universe, though with less game features and a simpler interface.
Flash Trek 2 is the latest in a line of Flashtrek games as follows:
* Flashtrek
* Flash Trek: Assault
* Flash Trek: Romulan Wars
* Flash Wars - game set in Star Wars universe, with many similarities.
Players begin with a small ship called a "runabout" or scout. They accumulate money by performing various trade missions or raiding ships. Once they have accumulated money, known as "latinum," they can purchase new ships, or weapons and other tools.
Eventually players can build up prestige and use it to take over planets. However, this only works with planets that have no enemies. Buying a ship requires the player to have a certain amount of prestige in the system in which the ship is offered for purchase. The larger the ship, the more prestige is required.
This game has a level of complexity and sophistication which is unusual for most browser-based games or flash games. It creates a game setting containing multiple star systems with planets and other features, and offers a wide range of ship functions and systems, as well as player interactions. In this respect, it harkens back to the earliest Star Trek starship computer games, which often achieved a depth previously unseen for the different platforms which they appeared on, including mainframes and various PC operating systems.
Flash Trek 2 is the sequel to Flash Trek which is a game also depicting a starship in the Star Trek universe, though with less game features and a simpler interface.
Flash Trek 2 is the latest in a line of Flashtrek games as follows:
* Flashtrek
* Flash Trek: Assault
* Flash Trek: Romulan Wars
* Flash Wars - game set in Star Wars universe, with many similarities.