Three Die Block - Blood Bowl Podcast

[dr. evil]

Great show guys. I'm thinking of playing nurgle in our next season so the timing was great.

[SunDevil]

As always, all credit goes to our guest and our producer, Craig.

This time, Paul Deacon did a smashing job coaching us all on playing Nurgle in a unique way that really sets them apart from other teams. Thanks Paul! Excellent job!

Craig is just awesome every show.

Thanks to everyone for listening!

[g00nsta]

Can you guys do a feature on bloodbowl 7's please

[SunDevil]

Can you guys do a feature on bloodbowl 7's please

What would you like us to talk about? What do you want covered?

We love show suggestions!

[duckwing]

I had not heard of Blood Bowl 7's so I looked it up on google. The concept looked a bit interesting, but it's a problem that the rules are pretty old. Maybe an angle for the podcast could be what alterations are needed on the Blood Bowl 7's to make it fit better with the current CRAP rules?

[SierraKiloBravo]

Love this podcast. The best BB podcast.

[Duce]

You guys could talk about alternative bloodbowl modes, like 7's, dungeonbowl, streetbowl etc, it pads out the segment, and talks about the pro's, cons and the interesting unique parts for each of the different styles.

Also leads into comments about playing 4 player streetbowl or 4 player dungeonbowl and what teams could do what, and what evils people could do to each other.

[mrbrownesquire]

Hi guys,
Loving the podcast.

Would it be possible to add a tournament section when you do your team reviews. For example, builds for both TR100 and 110 tournaments, and what skill picks to take and in what order for a standard 6-skill tournament.

[SunDevil]

Hi guys,
Loving the podcast.

Would it be possible to add a tournament section when you do your team reviews. For example, builds for both TR100 and 110 tournaments, and what skill picks to take and in what order for a standard 6-skill tournament.

An excellent suggestion, thanks! We are coming up on our year anniversary and will have covered every team once pretty soon. We are working on what to do with our 2.0 builds for each team and a tourney build is a great idea!

I also LOVE the idea of covering StreetBowl, DungeonBowl, these mysterious Sevens I keep hearing about, etc. I will definitely be discussing this with Pauly!

[MeatLoafX]

New episode is up!

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This week, the guys elevate their game with the high elves. They also welcome producer, and new coach, Craig across the table to discuss his experiences stepping into the world of Blood Bowl. As always, the last segment recaps our local league standings.

Questions? Comments? Criticism? Compliments? Please, email them at threedieblock@gmail.com

And please leave a positive review in iTunes!

[Duce]

Loved the nurgle show guys and looking forward to the high elves one.

[voyagers_uk]

The High Elf show was good, someone needs to keep Paulie on a leash so that he doesn't go slaan on us every chance he gets....


An idea for the show would be to have people from the HGC and CHG leagues who have played a team in a flex'd style (by which I mean, played Bashy Elves, or Pass Happy Dwarves etc.)

It was great to hear the Vampire route role played so much, Kudos to the host of the studio. That was very interesting (I wanted to say rivetting, but thought you might hear sarcasm that I wanted to avoid)

tales of themed play are great.

[MeatLoafX]

If you find a way to keep Pauly under control, his friends would appreciate the advice.

[slann]

Awesome podcast as usual , I am a new guy to blood bowl in my first season ever , and am 2 wins no losses with humans . I def. used a bunch of advise from your human episode ( listened too it like 10 times ) and fell your podcast and zlurpcast and tackle zone def. gave me an edge on my learning curve .

[duckwing]

Great episode, well done again!

It was really inspiring to hear Craigs tale about his vampire team. I almost felt that I had been wasting my Blood Bowl time trying to hone my teams in to touch-down-machines. I do enjoy the story aspect around a team. It was a big part of my first team (a norse team where all the players where part of the same family) but I feel that I've slightly forgotten that part since then.