Plus, the krox's prehensile tail makes it tougher for elves and humans to dodge away. Lizards really need rerolls, but the extra muscle on the pitch helps a lot and limits where the opponent can go.
There are two main lineups I would use for a starting lizard team:Įither way, you should max out the Saurus right away at six. But, the team can be a challenge because half the team can't pick up the ball and the other half is quite weak (though, on the other hand, half the team are powerhouses and the other half are amazing runners). Additionally, skinks are some of the best scorers in the game, given their incredibly speed and ability to dodge.
They can field more Str4 or higher players than any team out there, so it makes it tough for opposing coaches to push their way across the pitch. Lizardmen are really quite good, though they take some skill to coach well. But, building and painting and developing a Blood Bowl team is the perfect amount of hobby investment for me, and it's fun to watch your players gain XP and level up across a season. I don't have the time or the resources to collect, paint, or play one of the more involved games like Fantasty, 40k, or LotR. On Boardgamegeek, for instance, it has one of the highest ratings of any game. The rules are straightforward and the game is amazingly well-balanced. Everyone can play their favorite Warhammer race and all it takes is a dozen models or so.
It shouldn't be hard to convert normal GW-ers into Blood Bowlers.
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