Games Workshop Blood Bowl: Amazon Team

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This would probably be the build I personally pick, looking to grab an Apothecary first followed by a Thrower provided I don’t need to replace a Blocker or Blitzer first. The only skill in there you don’t want is Shadowing , and any of the rest of them will have utility or be downright good. I’ve slowly come around to the fact, I think the Blitzers probably should have kept Block, maybe staying 0-2 but then keeping Jump Up and the MV7, but having said that I’m grateful for the flexibility in builds they now have, I don’t think we’ll just see a wall of Block/Dodge/Guard/Stand Firm anymore which while effective, was boring. When it comes to spending money, you’ll want to prioritize getting an Apothecary straight away to keep those Blitzers and Blockers alive.

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Pro can help to give you a free shot at rerolling double pushes and can be useful in other situations. Without your 4 lots of Block, Both Downs are going to be a threat this season, so an extra ReRoll is going to seriously come in handy. There's also the snake-like Boa Kon'ssstriktr, who has traits like 'Hypnotic Gaze,' and 'Prehensile Tail.

They’re the kind of team I play when I want to have an incredibly standard, albeit Dodge spammy, game of Blood Bowl. Also included within are rules for playing in the jungles of Lustria, what the audience is like (and how that can impact gameplay), and rules for playing with their two special balls: the Crystal Skull Ball and the Snake-Swallowed Ball. It’s not a drastic change, but adding more variance in MA and STR across the team, as well as some oddball skills, definitely makes them less of a milquetoast experience. However, all that Dodge will always give them at least a little bit of an edge, and I think experienced coaches will have a veritable field day with their mobility. He’s also extremely effective at setting the corner of your own cage, but he can also perform un-failable Blitzes (thanks to Animal Savagery ) to clear a path for your speedy Piranha Warriors.

If you’re the kind of player who enjoys a good passing play then I would go with another starting lineup. HardyRoach: I’m a fan of On the Ball and Safe Pass , but yeah without Catchers on the team it’s really hard to argue that these would earn a place on a roster, especially considering you’ll be forking out an extra 40k already to get both Jaguar Warriors. With tactics moulded around the deadliest animals of their jungle home, these players unleash vicious hit-and-run moves that dazzle Blood Bowl fans and opponents alike. For the next couple of rosters, it’s important to remember that we have 2 excellent star players that clock in at 200k or less. This build also means you’ll be maximising the amount of time your positionals are earning their SPP, which is going to be important for getting Block on your Blitzers and Blockers as early as possible.Their exceptional blend of agility, tactical prowess, and penchant for violence means they are ideally suited for success on the gridiron! Finally, the Jaguar Warrior Blockers are the strongest and toughest members of the team, and should be used to set up devastating blocks across the field.

Although all your players have the ability to dodge, that doesn’t mean that it is better to do as much dodging as possible, with AG3 you will soon realise that there may be better ways forward with this team.I do wish that it didn’t have Defensive and was 10k or so cheaper, because while Defensive might sometimes come in handy, it’s not really going to come into play until late into a league season, or not at all.