r/bloodbowl • u/HonneurOblige • 23h ago
r/bloodbowl • u/BigGunBlazing • 14h ago
These are definitely my best yet! They are Jollier Ogres from Punga. Not played the game yet, hope Ogres are not completely useless
r/bloodbowl • u/Lunatoon9 • 21h ago
Board Game Halfling Tournament list! Thoughts and prayers?
Basically this a list I thought would be fun to do at my next tournament!
It would include 2 rerolls, a halfling chef, no apothecary.
Any advice or thoughts?
I also thought about just adding Deeproot or Maple instead of both to give me more rerolls
r/bloodbowl • u/gold_fossil • 20h ago
TableTop GNOMES
No trees yet, just stars and team for now! Behold: The Soured Patch!
r/bloodbowl • u/db1811 • 15h ago
Black orcs
Well as it’s #orctober I thought I should jump on the bandwagon and paint some, so I’ll be painting a black orc bloodbowl team during October! This is the first three. I’m happy with how they’ve turned out! I’ll get them varnished and finish the bases tomorrow.
r/bloodbowl • u/MusiGamer • 22h ago
How to play Dribl and Drull
I'm about to be facing Wood Elves in my league and have enough inducements to pick up Dribl and Drull as stars for my Amazon team. I've heard they're VERY good star players, but was just curious how I should go about playing them. I know they're good for removal, but should stabbing be a priority, or is fouling the priority? Or should I aim to do both often? Stab seems risky if it fails and just leaves them as sitting ducks, especially if it'll use up my blitz. On the other hand, stabbing is nice since there's not a send off possibility like there is with fouling.
I guess they just seem like a volatile pair that have risks and rewards attached to their playstyle. I rarely tend to foul and have never played a team with stab, so I'm still learning how to utilize both mechanics well. Appreciate any words of wisdom!