There is a good introduction to DBM on Richard Bodley Scott's Games Page. He is one of the authors of DBM, Hordes of the Things (HotT) and De Bellis Antiquitatis (DBA). His website has some introductory tactics plus essays on a couple of armies he finds particularly appealing. It is also the home of any official amendments to the rules. These tend to occur a little too frequently but, to be fair, they are not a product of the rules as such but more a result of the rules being used for the major number of ancients tournaments worldwide (and therefore receiving more visible play than most other rule sets) coupled with an extremely active and vocal Internet News Group. Follow the link below to subscribe to this list but please note that there is an awful lot of traffic generated off this site. There can be upwards of 200 messages a day received from this group. DBM List.

Note: Since originally writing this, I have started adding figures to the stock collection to allow the making of an Axumite force. I have decided to add another couple of armies to the list so that I can have a wide selection of differing tactical troop types, for example, a warband army, a Light Horse Army, a Knight Heavy army and so on.