Talk Fantasy Football

Hello everyone,

I used to play some Blood Bowl during University about 10 years ago, and recently returned to the game through the PC game. I want to play in real life with friends again, and I am planning on buying a team as a self-made Christmas gift! Unfortunately, money is scarce so I would like to test a couple of teams that are appealing me before investing in one, in case I end up disliking the team I pick.

I have intensively played the PC teams - mostly Wood Elves and Chaos - and would like to give a try to Undeads, Norse and Chaos Dwarves for now. Anyone knows a good way to make decent token miniatures for testing? I'm pretty happy my parents didn't throw away my Blood Bowl core box with the field, the rulers and the scatters

Mixing the Orc and Human plastics assuming you still have them.

Black Orcs = Ice Troll or Mummies or Minotaur
Orc Blitzer = Ulfwerener
Orc Lineman = Chaos Dwarf or Zombie
Human Catcher = Norse Runner or Undead Ghoul
Human Lineman = Norse Lineman, Skeleton, or Hobgoblin
Human Blitzer = Norse Berserker or Undead Wight
Human Thrower = Norse Thrower
Horse from Cowboy and Indians playset or a Matchbox Car = Bull Centaur

There you go ... no money spent ... all 3 teams.

Galak

You could try FUMBBL at http://fumbbl.com/.

It is LRB4 though

or http://www.stuntyleeg.com LRB5

On the 3-die-block podcast they mentioned a guy who had designed card/cube players. it was free and sounded interesting.

you may want to send them a mail

I actually found a good use for all the Lego miniatures I was playing with during my youth. These are a tad small, but are easier to prone/stun than the official miniatures, since they are quite flat. Currently using Pirates as Norse, pretty stylish!

Thanks for the advise everyone ^^

voyagers_uk wrote:On the 3-die-block podcast they mentioned a guy who had designed card/cube players. it was free and sounded interesting.

you may want to send them a mail

I created the paper pieces featured on the 3DB podcast. They are on the podcast website, but I also created a blog site to make them available directly. They can be downloaded at www.paperplayers.wordpress.com

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