Hey, even if the video already has some kind of beard, I wanted to ask if the following thoughts are valid to you: 1. I would only recomend one Blodgestep Werewolf and put Tackel on the other Blodging WW to have an additional Safety in the backfield if needed. 2. Ghouls are fast enough to be a Sacking, Scoring and Fouling threat: Why not use it? One Sacker with Wrestle and Strip Ball the other with Sneaky Git and Dirty Player. Both are still potential ball carriers and therefore cannot be ignored/pull attention from your wolves. 3. Zombie Skills: One with Kick, agreed. Some with Wrestle and maybe one with Dauntless: I do not want to risk a failed Dauntless roll an a Werewolf, but why not try with a Dauntless/Wrestle Zombie to go for the Big Guy (and kick him when on the ground)? Same with the Wrestle Zombies: At higher TV, Block will be all over. Choosing to open a gap may be more important than hurting people sometimes. The same on defence: They try to block you with a Blocker? Both wrestled down and in your turn, you stand up and they are still on the ground... you move or you kick them. Would be interesting what you think.
Ooh, at the end you forgot to mention that your fail case with the stat up roll is a Mighty Blow Werewolf. Hell I might not be able to wait until the stat up to go for a Mighty Blow Doggo.
So what wold the starting roster look like at TV1000 to progress to the 1250 one? Every starting roster you have in the original TV1000 video features ghouls. And looking at the potential lists, it's incredibly difficult to make a list without ghouls because golems, wolves, and wraiths are super expensive!
Great video, thank you. I'm still struggling to level my Golems though, they just can't get spp. I'll be struggling with choosing either Block or MB if they do level.
I've not had a lot of success with Ghouls as ball carriers. Every time I skill them up they die. The lack of regen is literally killing them. I don't run them anymore and skill up one of my werewolves as the ball carrier with dodge/sure hands/sidestep instead. You can do a cheeky two turn touch down with two werewolves.
I have to agree I'm running one ghoul but find I'm doing everything with my wolves not the ghoul. If I'm lucky though my opponent goes for the ghoul and not the wolves for a couple of turns so I guess they are useful. I like the addition of side step for a wolf.
I(Chaos) went 1-1 vs. Nobility for my game 1. I did get 2 injuries and killed a bodyguard. Thanks again for all the help. Week 2 coming up this weekend vs. Orcs, wish me luck.
I'm not sure about kick on a zombie. You have 8 positional players, so unless you left one of them on the bench, if you want to use kick, you have to put one of you better player on the scrimmage line. Instead i would try some dirty player or random skills on zombies.
9:45 Still no Tackle on the Wolves? I mean it's 4 dice with Tackle on a blitz instead of 2 dice. And you need at least 2 Tackle pieces to be able to give elves a hard day. It's by bringing them down to the ground and making sure that they stay down wilt the DP foul. What none of your zombies 🧟♂️ have gotten a skill? You did pick Kick but Wolves aren't AG 2+, so not that scary but I can see the uses versus slow Bash teams and force them to run deep cover and thus weakening their offensive line. But the impact is only on the kick-off and it doesn't really matter against teams with decent speed. A skill that always has fouling pressure is a DP zombie 🧟♂️. All teams hate to lose an important player. Yet if you manage to induce a Bribe you can simply start fouling for numerical advantage. And also are 2+ certain that the assisting players can act after the foul to recover positioning.
not gonna lie. Randomed wrestle on one of my zombies and it has saved my bacon so many times and has really infuriated my opponent cause they are 50-60k players that will pull you down cause funny
Hey, even if the video already has some kind of beard, I wanted to ask if the following thoughts are valid to you:
1. I would only recomend one Blodgestep Werewolf and put Tackel on the other Blodging WW to have an additional Safety in the backfield if needed.
2. Ghouls are fast enough to be a Sacking, Scoring and Fouling threat: Why not use it? One Sacker with Wrestle and Strip Ball the other with Sneaky Git and Dirty Player. Both are still potential ball carriers and therefore cannot be ignored/pull attention from your wolves.
3. Zombie Skills: One with Kick, agreed. Some with Wrestle and maybe one with Dauntless: I do not want to risk a failed Dauntless roll an a Werewolf, but why not try with a Dauntless/Wrestle Zombie to go for the Big Guy (and kick him when on the ground)? Same with the Wrestle Zombies: At higher TV, Block will be all over. Choosing to open a gap may be more important than hurting people sometimes. The same on defence: They try to block you with a Blocker? Both wrestled down and in your turn, you stand up and they are still on the ground... you move or you kick them.
Would be interesting what you think.
Having recently gotten into Bloodbowl, these videos have been incredibly useful. Thanks a lot.
This is a very good video format, well done
The serie s so great, as a beginner in BB2020 it helps me a lot to understand the game. Thanks a lot Ben
Really pumping these out, can’t wait to see more
Loving the series. Really looking forward to the Elven Union one.
Oooooh they are going to be dirty at 1500!!!!!
Ooh, at the end you forgot to mention that your fail case with the stat up roll is a Mighty Blow Werewolf.
Hell I might not be able to wait until the stat up to go for a Mighty Blow Doggo.
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Hi Ben I would say that you need Tackle as a second skill on your wolf. Because otherwise elves will be a pain to handle.
I also want a Dirty Player Zombie at that kind of TV.
So what wold the starting roster look like at TV1000 to progress to the 1250 one? Every starting roster you have in the original TV1000 video features ghouls. And looking at the potential lists, it's incredibly difficult to make a list without ghouls because golems, wolves, and wraiths are super expensive!
Not sure why but this video is missing from the Necro Team guide playlist. Great stuff as ever Ben.
Great video, thank you.
I'm still struggling to level my Golems though, they just can't get spp. I'll be struggling with choosing either Block or MB if they do level.
I've not had a lot of success with Ghouls as ball carriers. Every time I skill them up they die. The lack of regen is literally killing them. I don't run them anymore and skill up one of my werewolves as the ball carrier with dodge/sure hands/sidestep instead. You can do a cheeky two turn touch down with two werewolves.
I have to agree I'm running one ghoul but find I'm doing everything with my wolves not the ghoul. If I'm lucky though my opponent goes for the ghoul and not the wolves for a couple of turns so I guess they are useful. I like the addition of side step for a wolf.
I(Chaos) went 1-1 vs. Nobility for my game 1. I did get 2 injuries and killed a bodyguard. Thanks again for all the help. Week 2 coming up this weekend vs. Orcs, wish me luck.
I have a question does hail mary pass work with Bombardier skill? Would be Good to know since i run snotlings
I really like block on zombies, their job is to get punched and give assists. Block just makes them better punching bags.
I'm not sure about kick on a zombie. You have 8 positional players, so unless you left one of them on the bench, if you want to use kick, you have to put one of you better player on the scrimmage line.
Instead i would try some dirty player or random skills on zombies.
9:45
Still no Tackle on the Wolves?
I mean it's 4 dice with Tackle on a blitz instead of 2 dice.
And you need at least 2 Tackle pieces to be able to give elves a hard day.
It's by bringing them down to the ground and making sure that they stay down wilt the DP foul.
What none of your zombies 🧟♂️ have gotten a skill?
You did pick Kick but Wolves aren't AG 2+, so not that scary but I can see the uses versus slow Bash teams and force them to run deep cover and thus weakening their offensive line. But the impact is only on the kick-off and it doesn't really matter against teams with decent speed.
A skill that always has fouling pressure is a DP zombie 🧟♂️. All teams hate to lose an important player.
Yet if you manage to induce a Bribe you can simply start fouling for numerical advantage. And also are 2+ certain that the assisting players can act after the foul to recover positioning.
not gonna lie. Randomed wrestle on one of my zombies and it has saved my bacon so many times and has really infuriated my opponent cause they are 50-60k players that will pull you down cause funny