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Tomb Kings PLaybook
Tomb Kings push the one-trick poney concept to Blood Bowl’s furthest extreme. Yes, they are indeed very muscular with up to 41 strength points on the pitch. However, this extreme has its polar opposite because their deficient agility complicates an action as easy as picking up the ball. Moreover, once the ball is finally in
Blood Bowl Teams Strength
Blood Bowl 2020 race win percentages relative to each team’s value in both league and NAF tournament.
Blocking statistics
Blood Bowl blocking statistics, including the Brawler, Block and Wrestle skills. Odds of laying down the target and turnover odds included!
Blood Bowl 2016 Teams Strength
Blood Bowl 2020 race win percentages relative to each team’s value in both league and NAF tournament. Blood Bowl 2016 stats are also available.
Taureau Amiral is not Ian H. McKinley
The Editorial Board of Blood Bowl Strategies was recently convened by our patron, Taureau Amiral, and instructed (at horn-point) to clear up some recent confusion related to who’s who in our media empire. After one of us protested and got gored, we agreed to publish an interview between the principal figures at the heart of
All About Blocks
There is something reassuring about rolling block dice to knock players down, break their armors and knock them off the pitch! However, this guilty pleasure can be elusive as sending many players into contact with the aim of rolling countless block dice usually has the opposite effect, i.e., the more blocks you want, the fewer
Ian H. McKinley, The Winter Wars Interview
Taureau Amiral discusses with Ian about his latest novel The Winter Wars, strong female characters, and Blood Bowl.
Blood Bowl Odds
All rookies are regularly told to play their turn starting from the safest actions to the riskiest ones. Blood Bowl can be approached by playing only the probabilities and an experienced coach can become relatively good by restricting himself to the safest actions. But in reality, there are usually many more important tactical and strategic
Offenses and Manoeuvres
Every Blood Bowl coach can only field a maximum of eleven non-stunty players in order to keep or gain possession of the ball. Obviously, eleven players are insufficient to lock down the pitch and deny opportunities to the opposing coach. This is why defensive efforts are often short-lived, unbalanced, and fragile. This is also why