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Tigerfrogg · Post by **Tigerfrogg** » Thu Apr 01, 2004 8:35 am

I am new to blood bowl. i currently play with a dark elf team but as we speak a dwarf team is winging its way towards me, havna read about dwarfs much i just like the miniatures, imagine my horror as my i start to read phrases like Dwarfs are broken. i know they are slow its just after playing with an elven team i fancy beating the Bahoolies out of a few teams, dwarfs may be broke but can they still put hobnail boot to lycra clad ass ?

darthvincor · Post by **darthvincor** » Thu Apr 01, 2004 11:09 am

Tigerfrogg wrote:I am new to blood bowl. i currently play with a dark elf team but as we speak a dwarf team is winging its way towards me, havna read about dwarfs much i just like the miniatures, imagine my horror as my i start to read phrases like Dwarfs are broken. i know they are slow its just after playing with an elven team i fancy beating the Bahoolies out of a few teams, dwarfs may be broke but can they still put hobnail boot to lycra clad ass ?

Absolutely! I won a tournament last season with a dwarf team. And they are on top of this season's tables too. They all have block, except for runners but they earn points fairly easily, cheap re-rolls and an alchemist.
Especially as a new team they are great compared to other starter teams.
But as the other teams also start developing, it gets more difficult, since you're fairly dependant on the runners as the troll slayers and longbeards have AG 2. And blitzers only have MA 5.
But they are still a very good and sturdy team, in my opinion.

Tim · Post by **Tim** » Thu Apr 01, 2004 2:06 pm

Dwarfs are not broken, they are well balanced in terms of strength, not too strong, not too weak. They are however, pretty extreme in terms of tactics, one of the slowest teams in Blood Bowl (second only to Khemri) and without access to a single STR4 player, but skill laden and ready to rumble from day one.

This makes Dwarfs challenging to coach, but also to encounter, they are unforgiving for mispositioned players and general overcommitment to a certain area of the pitch. They need to take their time until they get to score and this is considered boring by some of the opponents (just don't listen to them ...).

Melifaxis · Post by **Melifaxis** » Thu Apr 01, 2004 5:01 pm

Can't add much more to what Tim said, just a validation that he is on the mark.

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Tigerfrogg · Post by **Tigerfrogg** » Thu Apr 01, 2004 6:45 pm

Thanks guys, I am now looking forward more than ever to getting these guys painted and on the pitch i have been practicing lots before the league starts with me friend who has an undead team when me team are ready that will be one slooooow match but on the upside it should be nice and brutal

Munkey · Post by **Munkey** » Thu Apr 01, 2004 6:51 pm

I haven't played Dwarves since third edition but they were one of my favorite teams and I have fond memories of them.

They are a good team, just be patient with them and don't expect to score too quickly.

Once they start to pick up a few Guard skills on the longbeards they can be a potent bashing force despite all being 'only' ST3.

NightDragon · Post by **NightDragon** » Thu Apr 01, 2004 9:20 pm

Personally I find it fairly easy to beat Dwarves, they are so one dimensional. If you want a bashy team I think they are as good as any, but don't expect to win many games.

harald · Post by **harald** » Wed Apr 07, 2004 11:18 am

Kick deep and force them to toss the ball before the clock runs out. Add a pass blocker or two and then yell "Hoowah" everytime you pick him off or the stuntfellows miss a pass.

Perhaps you need to get kick fairly early. When it comes to n00b teams dwarfs are one of the best.

NightDragon · Post by **NightDragon** » Fri Apr 09, 2004 6:29 am

What are n00b teams?

Dr. Doom · Post by **Dr. Doom** » Sun May 16, 2004 2:06 pm

"noob" (or any variation, like "nube") is l33t-sPeEc|-| for "newbie.

I hate that language.

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