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Big Battle "Bang for the Buck"

By John Meunier
> Tips and Guides > DBA Resources > Fanaticus

The following is a list of armies from DBA 2.2 that can form a legal Big Battle DBA
army composed of one main army with two allies. In all cases the main army includes
both allies as enemies as well, so by owning the following an individual would have all
the figures for a Big Battle DBA army as well as the figures for three historical DBA
foes.

In some cases, the allies include each other as enemies, but not all. Not included in this
list are armies such as II/5 Later Hoplite Greek in which allies are from the same list or
such as III/76 Papal Italian in which the allies are both from the same list.

CnC Army Big Battle Allies and Enemies

I/11a Akkadian & 3rd Dynasty of Ur I/1c Sumerian


I/5b Early Susiana and Elam
I/9 Early Syrian

I/13b Hsia and Shang Chinese I/14 Early Northern Barbarians


I/32a Western Chou and Spring & Summer
Chinese

I/19 Mitanni I/6b Early Bedouin


I/20b Syro-Canaanite or Ugaritic
I/24a Hittite Empire

I/31b Neo-Hittite and Later Aramaean I/34b Later Hebrew


I/35b Cypriot and Phoenician

I/32a Western Chou and Spring & Autumn I/13b Hsia and Shang Chinese
Chinese I/14 Early Northern Barbarians

I/37a Mannaian and other Taurus and Zargos I/39a Urartian


Highlanders I/40a Medes, Zirkirtu, Andia or Parsua

I/37b Mannaian and other Taurus and Zargos I/39b Urartian


Highlanders I/40abc Medes, Zirkirtu, Andia or Parsua

I/37b Mannaian and other Taurus and Zargos I/43a Kimmerian, Skythian or Early Hu
Highlanders I/51 Neo-Assyrian Later Sargonid

II/17 Lysimachid II/18c Macedonian Early Successor


II/19a Seleucid
II21c Ch¹iang and Ti II/38b Hsiung-nu
II/61c Hsien-pi

II/22d Arabo-Aramean (Characene) II/23a Later PreIslamic Arab


II/37 Parthian

II/28b Early Armenian and Gordyene II/37 Partian


II/58 Alan

II/33 Polybian Roman II/31j Hellenestic Greek


II/34 Attalid Pergamene

II/36b Graeco-Indian II/3 Classical Indian


II/46a Kushan

II/38a Hsiung-nu II/21a Ch¹iang and Ti


II/41a Han Chinese

II/41b Han Chinese II/38a Hsiung-nu


II/61a Wu-huan or Hsien-pi

II/49 Marian Roman II/23a Pre-Islamic Arab


II/51 Late Judean

II/56 Early Imperial Roman II/22abe Arabo-Aramean


II/44 Commagene

II/62 Abyssinian & Horn of Africa I/58 Meroitic Kushite


II/55b Nobades, Blemmye or Beja

II/63 Three Kingdoms & Western Ts¹in Chinese II/38a Hsiung-nu


II/61a Wu-huan or Hsien-pi

II/66 Early Vandal II/58 Alan


II/72c Early Frankish (Suevi)

II/67 Early Ostrogothic II/71 Gepid


II/72d Early Frankish

II/68a Pictish II/54a Scots-Irish


II/73 Early Anglo-Saxon

II/83a Patrician Roman II/72d Early Frankish


II/82a Later Visigothic

III/2 Early Lombard III/5a Middle Frankish


III/13b Avar

III/11b Central Asian Turkish III/8 Central Asian City States


III/14a Early Bulgar

III/11b Central Asian Turkish III/15 Tibetan


III/31 Umayyad Arab

III/39 Later T¹ang and Five Dynasties Chinese III/11a Central Asian Turkish
III/15 Tibetan

III/40b Norse Viking III/45b Pre-Feudal Scots


III/71 Anglo-Danish

III/43c Khurasanian III/11b Central Asian Turkish


III/57c Buyid and other Dailami Dynasties

III/64 Nikephorian Byzantines III/50 Bagratid Armenian


III/53 Dynastic Bedouin

III/73b Seljuk Turk III/63b Ghaznavid


IV/8 Ghurid

IV/1a Komnenan Byzantine III/73b Seljuk Turk


III/79 Cuman

IV/40 Siamese III9b Burmese


IV37a Malay or Sumatran

IV/43 Later Hungarian IV13b Medieval German


IV65 Wallachian or Moldavian

IV/44a Post-Mongol Russian IV/18 Lithuanian or Samogitian


IV/47 Golden Horde

IV/46 Ilkhanid IV/6 Syrian


IV/47 Golden Horde

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