For tournament play, putting them in Tier 1 will mean that pretty much all of your skill picks are going to be Block , and that’s usually not the sign of a T1 team. It also means if zons do stay in the highest tier in competitive play they will need to use their skill picks to take Block instead of the extra Guard or Mighty Blow or whatever they used to take. I would have been more happy if some of the positionals, like the Blitzers and new Blockers, traded in their Dodge for Block and Brawler / Claw , respectively.

Although all your players have the ability to dodge, that doesn’t mean that it is better to do as much dodging as possible, with AG3 you will soon realise that there may be better ways forward with this team. It's been a while since we got an updated team, but oh boy did we get a big one with the new Vampire Blood Bowl team, meaning we better get cracking with some Vampire Starting Rosters right? If you take her you are gambling on having an incredible impact on one turn, and 190k is a steep cost for that gamble. Dan: While I get what you’re saying, I do feel the need to point out that every Skaven coach everywhere has no problem feeding their own rats to a Rat Ogre. Having said that, while I think the team is less strong now, I do think it’ll be a much more interesting team to actually play and to play against.

The only skill in there you don’t want is Shadowing , and any of the rest of them will have utility or be downright good. I enjoyed the experience, but if these are a persons first experience to the hobby, I would recommend an easier to assemble kit, like black orks or something. Joining the ever-present Dodge is the Defensive skill, which will turn off an opposing player’s Guard skill, but only in your opponent’s turn. Jim: “Their formidable agility makes them a very fast team, but not wearing much armour if any opponent catches them they will end up in the mud like everyone else.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. This gives them some versatility when it comes to moving players around, as well as making them harder to take down. Their lack of armour is more than made up for with a solid Agility 3+ and the Dodge skill, so these ladies can nimbly make their way around the pitch.

You’re probably always going to want to start with both Blockers and Blitzers with the rest suiting your own personal preferences.