how start a vampire team

krendal · Post by **krendal** » Wed Jul 05, 2006 11:12 am

hi guys, i'm interesting to start this team but i have no idea of which skills give to vampire and trall.
what do you think about it?
thx

Walker · Post by **Walker** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 4:03 pm

Vamire should (IMO) allways start of with PRO (He is awsome but not reliable - this makes him a bit more reliable), for the 2nd skill tke somethnig difrent for ewery vamp. A blodge is allways an option , but try to have a variaty of skills (tackle, strip ball, sidestep). I would go so much for theball handlnig skills (AG4 and pro should be enough)

For thrals take bunch of usefull skills a few blocks, and tackles, maybe dirtyplayer

Geoff Watson · Post by **Geoff Watson** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 8:12 am

Start off with only one or two Vampires and a LOT of rerolls so you can reroll Blood Lust when it's important.

I suggest Block as the first skill for most of your Vampires, though Pro is also good.

Geoff.

IronAge_Man · Post by **IronAge_Man** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 9:14 am

Here's some guides we wrote on FUMBBL:

http://fumbbl.com/help:VampireStrategy

Also follow both links - the GLN article is superb.

Walker · Post by **Walker** » Sat Jul 08, 2006 1:40 pm

Geoff Watson wrote:Start off with only one or two Vampires and a LOT of rerolls so you can reroll Blood Lust when it's important.

I suggest Block as the first skill for most of your Vampires, though Pro is also good.

Geoff.

one is proboably not enough (but 2 would be my chose)

and 4 RR

i sugest you don't play whit more then 2 vampires without pro at anytime

fen · Post by **fen** » Sat Jul 08, 2006 8:11 pm

Walker wrote:i sugest you don't play whit more then 2 vampires without pro at anytime

Three is fine if you have 4+ Rerolls, remember you don't actually have to activate all the Vampires in a given turn. A vampire with Stand Firm and Guard can be pretty potent even if he's doing nothing during his turn.

As for skill choices, it's hard to say unless you tell us which edition of the rules your using.

But Block and Pro is always good.

Walker · Post by **Walker** » Sun Jul 09, 2006 2:34 pm

fen wrote:
Walker wrote:i sugest you don't play whit more then 2 vampires without pro at anytime
Three is fine if you have 4+ Rerolls, remember you don't actually have to activate all the Vampires in a given turn. A vampire with Stand Firm and Guard can be pretty potent even if he's doing nothing during his turn.

As for skill choices, it's hard to say unless you tell us which edition of the rules your using. But Block and Pro is always good.

you talk smart fen. i agree whit you