Has anyone used Grak and Crumbleberry yet?

[Twelfman]

I know there was a lot of hoohah when they were announced, but has anyone actually used them on a tabletop setting yet? How did they play? What team were you?

[Itchen Masack]

They were far too powerful and their halfling team won 6-0, the local club was immediately destroyed by GW Agents and anyone with any knowledge of what happened that match has been disappeared...oh...sheeeet...

[Merrick]

I used them and they fixed my gammy knee.

13/10 would use again.

[stashman]

I have used them i our league with my gobbos, but we added LONER skill to both so not to powerful.

Have not kicked any player yet. The halfling usually end up injured or ko'd

Will try them out with my humans, will get 250+ TV in most games on a 3 games day next weekend. We dont use wizard as inducement.

Can't say they are powerful together with my goblins.

Loner probably makes a diffrence.

If I'll get 310k inducement = puggy 140 + ogre merc 170 = thats a better choice anyday than grak+crumble in my human team.

[lunchmoney]

I used to use them like you, but then I took a Loner to the knee......

[nightwing]

Flings with Grak and Crumbleberry makes flings a tier 1 uber team. Better than Undead and Wood Elves combined. Gamebreaking.

[JT-Y]

I tried them and would give them a perfect 5/7.

[Heff]

Used em with underworld. V dark elves. All kinds of broken, never put the free fling on the pitch

[Wobert]

I used them as Chaos Pact in a tournament in January. Having 4 big guys on the pitch was great, especially as I could freely reroll Grak's dice if I wanted not having to worry about loner. They are overpowered and way too cheap as it was proved - Pact don't win too many events but they did that day.