In order to view the games, all you need is to download this file:
http://midgardbb.com/PBeMTool/pbembb_to ... on_001.zip and unzip it. Once it is unzipped open the file called pbembb_pbbl10e, and click on Load a Saved Game, and choose the file for the game. The only thing you then need to navigate is the Blood Bowl log control, which allows you to skip through the game by turn or by move. You hover over the players to see who is who, skills etc - all very intuitive. Current MBBL players - note that this is an old file as these are old games.
There are literally thousands of games on MBBL, but I've put some of my own game files on my own website to make it easier to find them.
Game 1 - Dwarves v Skaven File here (right-click then save as).
Dwarves receive, 6 turn grind which goes slightly wrong (hence not 8 turns). Leaves Skaven 3 turns to score. On the upside, the rats only have 6 players against the dwarf 10 players. Apart from noticing that the skaven set up illegally
, what should the dwarven player have done differently at this stage.Game 2 - Ogres v Norse File here (right-click then save as).
The second half is an example of what I talk about in my ogre guide, hugging the sidelines with snotlings and ogres. Thoughts welcome.
Game 3 - Ogres v Elves File here (right-click then save as).
And then a bit of fun - my ogres beating Valen's elves 5-4, with my AG5 snot playing a large part! Mostly for fun, but it also demonstrates that you can set up to defeat the TTM by setting up in the backfield, and if you don't then it makes life a bit easy for the little guys. Sorry Gav!
Game 4 - Dwarves v Goblins File here (right-click then save as).
A quick demo of why goblins should not play dwarves. 6-0, 7-0 in casualties. Ouch. Could the goblin player have done anything to prevent the carnage?
