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Norse at 1050

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 6:17 pm
by Leipziger
I am thinking of taking Norse to the Fruit Bowl tomorrow. I am toying with these line-ups. What do you think? Is it worth rejigging so I can have snow troll.

The line-up at the FB is looking like a total speed and AG fest.

2 x beserker
2 x runner
2 x Ulfwerener
5 x lineman

3 reroll

6 x lineman
2 x beserker
2 x runner
2 x Ulfwerener

1 x apo
2 rr

Is it worth dropping runners and having 4 Berserkers? As may be patently obvious, I have not played Norse before.... :o

Cheers

Leip :lol: :o :lol:

Re: Norse at 1050

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 6:35 pm
by Bucket-Head
Leipziger wrote:Is it worth dropping runners and having 4 Berserkers? As may be patently obvious, I have not played Norse before.... :o
Norse can only have 2 berserkers.

At 1050 try to get the snow troll, he can made a good job against hard teams.
Without him you can be in troubles agaisnt orcs, dwarves...

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:10 pm
by Buggrit
TAKE THE SNOW TROLL!!!

Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:12 pm
by Buggrit
My 1,100 team started out as... (IIRC)

2 Beserkers
2 Ulfs
2 Runners
5 Lino's
Snow Troll
FF 5 (Compulsory)
2 Rerolls
Apoth

Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 4:55 pm
by datalorex
Well, this suggestion is going to be late, but I would take...

2 Beserkers
2 Ulfs
1 Thrower
5 Lino's
Snow Troll
3 Rerolls
1 FF

If you want a bench, drop a Beserker and a FF for 2 linemen.

Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 5:04 pm
by datalorex
Buggrit wrote:My 1,100 team started out as... (IIRC)

2 Beserkers
2 Ulfs
2 Runners
5 Lino's
Snow Troll
FF 5 (Compulsory)
2 Rerolls
Apoth
Hmmm, my math adds up to 1.19 mil for that team.

Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 10:24 am
by Darkson
Norse at 1050:
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Oh, you mean the team at 105TV!

Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 6:17 pm
by datalorex
Darkson wrote:Norse at 1050:
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Oh, you mean the team at 105TV!
ROTF LOL!!!

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 5:45 pm
by Funksultan
In lower TV arenas, I don't like the snow troll.

In most games, you're gonna wanna assume a bashy stance on many fronts, and pray that your armor holds long enough for you to get a ton of double-die blocks with the skill in your favor (all the time, hoping your armor holds for retaliation).

The troll is great for cracking hard armor, but it's only once a turn, and he's easy to gang up on. I'd skip it if you can, but then again, it depends on how much you like the big guy.

In my head, if you're using him for the one blitz a turn, he's probably not worth it (you have the Frenzy guys for important pushes). If you're fighting in lots of places at once (as you should, block in low TV rules!), one big hitter won't make that much of a difference, although it'll pierce that armor much mo betta.

Extra linos is a big key for Norse in my book.

D

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 8:26 pm
by Odium Khan
Ramsey looks a bit tired in that picture. Guess 1050 is too early for him.

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 4:46 am
by datalorex
Funksultan wrote:In lower TV arenas, I don't like the snow troll.

In most games, you're gonna wanna assume a bashy stance on many fronts, and pray that your armor holds long enough for you to get a ton of double-die blocks with the skill in your favor (all the time, hoping your armor holds for retaliation).

The troll is great for cracking hard armor, but it's only once a turn, and he's easy to gang up on. I'd skip it if you can, but then again, it depends on how much you like the big guy.

In my head, if you're using him for the one blitz a turn, he's probably not worth it (you have the Frenzy guys for important pushes). If you're fighting in lots of places at once (as you should, block in low TV rules!), one big hitter won't make that much of a difference, although it'll pierce that armor much mo betta.

Extra linos is a big key for Norse in my book.

D
I'd rather have one big hitter with claw, Block, and MB than a couple of linemen. And it's not once per turn. He has Frenzy. But even if it's only once per turn like you said, if you replace him with a couple of lineman, that lineman can only block once per turn too. So why not have a 5ST, Frenzy, Claws, (and eventually MB and Block), instead of a ST3 player with Block. No brainer to me.

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 12:12 pm
by PubBowler
datalorex wrote:
I'd rather have one big hitter with claw, Block, and MB than a couple of linemen. And it's not once per turn. He has Frenzy. But even if it's only once per turn like you said, if you replace him with a couple of lineman, that lineman can only block once per turn too. So why not have a 5ST, Frenzy, Claws, (and eventually MB and Block), instead of a ST3 player with Block. No brainer to me.
This was a tournie so your post doesn't make sense.
But then you were answering with no brain...

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 11:25 pm
by datalorex
PubBowler wrote:
datalorex wrote:
I'd rather have one big hitter with claw, Block, and MB than a couple of linemen. And it's not once per turn. He has Frenzy. But even if it's only once per turn like you said, if you replace him with a couple of lineman, that lineman can only block once per turn too. So why not have a 5ST, Frenzy, Claws, (and eventually MB and Block), instead of a ST3 player with Block. No brainer to me.
This was a tournie so your post doesn't make sense.
But then you were answering with no brain...
Ouch, a bit harsh. Don't know where THAT came from. Let's see.... are Snow Trolls allowed in tourneys? check. Is a ST better than a lineman? check. Do some tournaments give skills after each round? check. Should I take MB on the ST? check. Should I use my doubles skill to take block on the ST? check.

Makes sense to this scarecrow.

Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 12:02 am
by Meradanis
But very few tourneys allow 2 skills on the same player. And I've never seen a tourney with a normal skill AND a double skill for the same player. I don't say that there's no tournament with such a ruling out there, but they're definately the minority.

But I agree that PubBowlers answer hasn't been a polite one. :)

Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 4:58 pm
by PubBowler
Meradanis wrote:But very few tourneys allow 2 skills on the same player. And I've never seen a tourney with a normal skill AND a double skill for the same player. I don't say that there's no tournament with such a ruling out there, but they're definately the minority.

But I agree that PubBowlers answer hasn't been a polite one. :)
Correct on both counts.