Killing them Orc-ly (To Tackle or not to Tackle)
Posted: Fri Oct 04, 2013 10:58 am
I admit it.
I made an Orc team so I could beat stuff up and not care when it happened to me! It's true!
Then I had to go and give a perfectly good blitzer Strip Ball. Why oh why?!
But I digress. I'm hoping to get some sage advice regarding this wee younger brother of the star of my orc team. I give you, "Chilito."
Orc Blitzer Block MBlow Frenzy +MA Strip Ball and now a regular skill up.
Here's his mates: http://www.brawl.bloodbowlleague.com/de ... p=ro&t=spo
So what I'm thinking is Tackle or Piling on as he's basically the backup bruiser to Nacho BelGrande. What's the wise choice? I expect to face Dodgy Bruise-y Scary Elves in the playoffs, but I've always felt you make a team not for specific matchups but more as a swiss army knife for all games. two tacklers does serem a bit lean, but Piling On sure clears that line of scrimmage! Is there a third option?
Thank you for the feedback!
Joel
I made an Orc team so I could beat stuff up and not care when it happened to me! It's true!
Then I had to go and give a perfectly good blitzer Strip Ball. Why oh why?!
But I digress. I'm hoping to get some sage advice regarding this wee younger brother of the star of my orc team. I give you, "Chilito."
Orc Blitzer Block MBlow Frenzy +MA Strip Ball and now a regular skill up.
Here's his mates: http://www.brawl.bloodbowlleague.com/de ... p=ro&t=spo
So what I'm thinking is Tackle or Piling on as he's basically the backup bruiser to Nacho BelGrande. What's the wise choice? I expect to face Dodgy Bruise-y Scary Elves in the playoffs, but I've always felt you make a team not for specific matchups but more as a swiss army knife for all games. two tacklers does serem a bit lean, but Piling On sure clears that line of scrimmage! Is there a third option?
Thank you for the feedback!
Joel