Many people I've talked to suggest Leader be used with doubles on a line elfĪs well. Situations that, alas, are occasionally unavoidable. A little bit of Guard, used responsibly andĬarefully, can go a long way to making your team able to handle the rougher Guard can makeĪ very substantial difference in your ability to stand up to more bashy teams, Or if they have already gotten Guard and roll doubles again. Give them Guard generally, but some line elves mayīe better suited to Dauntless or even Frenzy, depending on their role and specialization, The most important thing to remember when assigning skills to line elves is In general, even a poorly developed elf is better than no elf at all!
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I wouldn't do that unless you have a pretty full roster though, because If you can get to a full roster and still have this guy, you can fire him as Or just a guy whose skills just didn't develop right for whatever reason. This could be a death, a serious injury (niggler or downgrade), That way, when your team developsĪnd gets more rerolls later on, you can just fire him. Willing to use a doubles roll on one (see below). (2 Throwers, 2 Wardancers,Ĥ Catchers, only 8 positions left). Roster, there will always be 2 extra line elves.
Your league uses, but even if you are allowed no star players or allies on your The exact number depends on what specific rules Personally don't ascribe to this theory, since all your players are AG4 anyway,Īnd because that's what catchers are for.Īlso, early on, remember that you have more line elves than you will when Some people even consider making a catcher or two out of the group, but I Usually only need one on the field at a time (the other is a good backup in One or two of these is a good number, though you'll (Wood Elves would never call themselves "Dirty Players"!) Give them Dirty Player, Anyone who has played much Blood Bowl can tell you that havingĪ team full of players with both Block and Dodge is a very, very good thing.Īnother example of line-elf specialization is to make an "armor specialist". the ones who took Block first can take Dodge, and the dodgersĬan take Block. With Block, not one of the ones with Dodge!Īs the second skill, of course, many of these line elves will take the other To make a block, make every reasonable effort to make sure it's one of the ones In other words, if one of your line elves needs It is therefore wise to get some of both, and endeavor to use the playersĪs their skills are assigned. There is, of course, no skill that negatesīlock. The other disadvantage of Dodge, of course is that there However, if you are the player making the block, Dodge has DodgeĪlso, of course, has the added advantage of allowing you the reroll to dodge On early teams, because many opponents you will face will not have Block either,Īnd so will be obliged to take another die result to avoid a turnover. In fact, in some ways, Dodge is more effective Both affect one of theĦ possible block die results. If your player is being blocked, the Block and Dodge skills are both equallyĮffective at helping prevent your player from falling. This gives you some flexibility in your options.
Some standard line elves should get Block as their first skill, while others Is tough to stop when that happens, and Kick makes it happen more. If they DO fail to pick up the ball, Wood Elves are the best You can kick it deep against slower teams, for instance, so that they struggle Kick is a skill that can be of immense help to anĮlf team playing defense, because it allows you to control where the ball goes. To where the player that blocked you is between you and the sidelines, thenĪnother VERY important skill that should not be neglected to give to a lineĮlf very early on is Kick. You can turn your attacker into a crowd surfer real quickly. If you happen to roll doubles on one of these players, considerįrenzy. They can then be used on the edges of your defense to make it more difficultįor your opponent to sweep around your flanks, and it also helps protect themįrom opponents with Frenzy, who love nothing more than throwing your expensiveĪnd fragile players into the crowd.
I always recommend getting Block and Side Step on at least 2 of your line elves. My approach is to specialize my line elves for specific duties. Since these guys make up the bulk of your starting team, your skill selection for them will largely determine your team makeup, and go a long way into giving your team its specific "flavor". Wood Elf Skills Index: Line Elves, Throwers, Wardancers, This section of my strategy guide deals not with game play itself, but rather the wise expenditure of your teams Star Player Rolls and treasury.įirst I'll deal with skills, position by position, then acquisitions. 3 Advancing Your Wood Elf Team ( Skills and Acquisitions)
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