
Anybody play halflings?
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Anybody play halflings?
Hey all, i am just going into BB (hopefully i will get enough money spare next month, and my strained arm
will have got better. So does anyone play halflngs, be it for winning, or having a laugh, or whatever. I really like the idea of them (im not particually a person who goes out to win). So, does anybody play them, and why?

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Do a search, and you'll find Galak's guide to playing 'flings (and he plays them very well).
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Enter in the fields you want to search for, in this case "Halflings" as subject and "GalakStarscraper" as Author, and you'll get a list of all of Galak's posts contaning Halfling. Browse through them from neest backwards, I think it's called "galak's halfling playbook" or something close to that.
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Yes i've played 'flings, but only with Deathzone rules...
and yes i've had a lot of success with them...
but you really have to not care about them AT ALL because they will die...
Yes i've played 'flings, but only with Deathzone rules...
and yes i've had a lot of success with them...
but you really have to not care about them AT ALL because they will die...

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Hi
My son plays a Halfling team, the Little Chefs, and he plays them very well! In the early stages of our league, he wiped the floor with most of us. The keys to his success as far as I can figure it out are:
1) Stay away from anything bigger than me. He would always try to leave at least square between himself and anybody else at Kick Off time. This meant that it was impossible to hit him easily on first turn (apart form a Blitz).
2) Mug 'em. Be prepared to commit a lot of little guys to ,mugging someone important (like the Ball carrier)
3) The Treeman gambit. Always keep a halfling as ammo next to one of them, and allow a chain of guys l;eading up to the ammo so that the ball can be quickly passed to the ammo and then flung up towards the enemy end zone. A quick pass, a hand-off and then surround the ammo with defence. Next turn, toss him into the air.
Just my observations. I started to get hte hang of his game plan and started looking for ammo placement and as soon as the guys started hanging around the treemen they became valid targets - heh heh heh
Let us know how your games are going. Halflings are a lot of fun to play against, and fun/heartbreaking to play - they do break easily!
My son plays a Halfling team, the Little Chefs, and he plays them very well! In the early stages of our league, he wiped the floor with most of us. The keys to his success as far as I can figure it out are:
1) Stay away from anything bigger than me. He would always try to leave at least square between himself and anybody else at Kick Off time. This meant that it was impossible to hit him easily on first turn (apart form a Blitz).
2) Mug 'em. Be prepared to commit a lot of little guys to ,mugging someone important (like the Ball carrier)
3) The Treeman gambit. Always keep a halfling as ammo next to one of them, and allow a chain of guys l;eading up to the ammo so that the ball can be quickly passed to the ammo and then flung up towards the enemy end zone. A quick pass, a hand-off and then surround the ammo with defence. Next turn, toss him into the air.
Just my observations. I started to get hte hang of his game plan and started looking for ammo placement and as soon as the guys started hanging around the treemen they became valid targets - heh heh heh

Let us know how your games are going. Halflings are a lot of fun to play against, and fun/heartbreaking to play - they do break easily!
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