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	Blood Bowl: Kerrunch is an iPhone and Tablet game, which is like Blood Bowl 2 with only five players on each team and unlockable player rosters.		Blood Bowl: Kerrunch is an iPhone and Tablet game, which is like Blood Bowl 2 with only five players on each team and unlockable player rosters.
	Blood Bowl 3 has been announced for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Steam, and Nintendo Switch. It will feature the new edition rules, teams - like the new Black Orcs and Imperial Nobility - units and their associated skills. And will include 12 races, each with their own arena and cheerleaders, as well as both campaign and multiplayer modes, with post-launch content updates also planned.		Blood Bowl 3 has been announced for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Steam, and Nintendo Switch. It will feature the new edition rules, teams - like the new Black Orcs and Imperial Nobility - units and their associated skills. And will include 12 races, each with their own arena and cheerleaders, as well as both campaign and multiplayer modes, with post-launch content updates also planned.
			Blood bowl 3 is terrible just play blood bowl 2.

	== The Card Game ==		== The Card Game ==

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	'''Necromantic ("Necromantic Horrors")''' The Fast Undead. Old school Hammer horror sans vampires, with zombies, werewolves, skeletons, and a flesh golem. Flesh golems are your Treemen who block like gods but can barely walk, werewolves are high damage high speed blitzers. It's basically the Undead team but a bit better on offense and faster to boot. Tends to play more blitz-down-and-hand-off-the-ball than regular Undead, though if you leave werewolves open your opponent's heavy hitters will start the second half with a nice set of wolf fur coats. Necromantic teams without their werewolves are just gimped Undead teams. In the vidya (Blood Bowl 2) skeletons are out but Wights and Ghouls are in, and you get two of each non-Zombie. Wights are solid blitzers trading 1 point of MA off the human blitzer for Regeneration. Ghouls are fast but so fragile they make Werewolves look tough; their statline is 7337 and they have Dodge, but not Regeneration, which since you can't use apothecaries means any bashy team will give your Ghouls some permanent handicaps or kill them outright.		'''Necromantic ("Necromantic Horrors")''' The Fast Undead. Old school Hammer horror sans vampires, with zombies, werewolves, skeletons, and a flesh golem. Flesh golems are your Treemen who block like gods but can barely walk, werewolves are high damage high speed blitzers. It's basically the Undead team but a bit better on offense and faster to boot. Tends to play more blitz-down-and-hand-off-the-ball than regular Undead, though if you leave werewolves open your opponent's heavy hitters will start the second half with a nice set of wolf fur coats. Necromantic teams without their werewolves are just gimped Undead teams. In the vidya (Blood Bowl 2) skeletons are out but Wights and Ghouls are in, and you get two of each non-Zombie. Wights are solid blitzers trading 1 point of MA off the human blitzer for Regeneration. Ghouls are fast but so fragile they make Werewolves look tough; their statline is 7337 and they have Dodge, but not Regeneration, which since you can't use apothecaries means any bashy team will give your Ghouls some permanent handicaps or kill them outright. In the newest edition the Wights are replaced with Wraiths ([[Nighthaunt]]) who move quick and hit hard but have NoHands so they couldn't touch the ball if they wanted to.

	'''[[Viking\|Norsemen]]''': The lighter armored [[Warriors of Chaos]]. Much like the vanilla humans, but more expensive and better in fighting. Don't expect them to be Warriors of Chaos entirely; they have lower survivability than even regular Humans. They have also all the kinds of player of the humans (albeit under different names, Norse Lineman, Runners, Throwers, Berserkers, Yhetee[Snow Troll], Ulfwerener), which makes them better that their southern cousins if you want a combination of tactical genius and melee power. They're the best blockers in the game. Norse teams play best on the offence but run into problems against better bashing teams where they are forced to pass the ball.		'''[[Viking\|Norsemen]]''': The lighter armored [[Warriors of Chaos]]. Much like the vanilla humans, but more expensive and better in fighting. Don't expect them to be Warriors of Chaos entirely; they have lower survivability than even regular Humans. They have also all the kinds of player of the humans (albeit under different names, Norse Lineman, Runners, Throwers, Berserkers, Yhetee[Snow Troll], Ulfwerener), which makes them better that their southern cousins if you want a combination of tactical genius and melee power. They're the best blockers in the game. Norse teams play best on the offence but run into problems against better bashing teams where they are forced to pass the ball.

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2022-02-03T14:26:39Z

Da Teamz

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	'''[[Khorne]] (Videogame only)''': One word: [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]. The [[Khorne]] team is more [[Daemon]] oriented than other teams with only the Linemen equivalent (Pit Fighter) being a Warrior of Chaos. Team stars Heralds, [[Bloodletter]]s and [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTERS]]. Also Marauders, but are over shadowed by the Daemons. About on-par in power terms with Chaos, but uncontrollable and bad defenders. Only if you want to go full offensive. Did I mention [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]? Just to be sure that you get the picture. They've also got decent armor and speed. Best team to play if you don't want to win, but would rather surf (knock opposing players into the crowd who promptly beat 17 kinds of snot of them for leaving the pitch) opposing players and then try to win when their opponent has only 4 players on the pitch. Against other bashing teams they're usually forced to surf and use Frenzy blocks to gain position advantage instead of trying to headstomp their way forward.		'''[[Khorne]] (Videogame only)''': One word: [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]. The [[Khorne]] team is more [[Daemon]] oriented than other teams with only the Linemen equivalent (Pit Fighter) being a Warrior of Chaos. Team stars Heralds, [[Bloodletter]]s and [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTERS]]. Also Marauders, but are over shadowed by the Daemons. About on-par in power terms with Chaos, but uncontrollable and bad defenders. Only if you want to go full offensive. Did I mention [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]? Just to be sure that you get the picture. They've also got decent armor and speed. Best team to play if you don't want to win, but would rather surf (knock opposing players into the crowd who promptly beat 17 kinds of snot of them for leaving the pitch) opposing players and then try to win when their opponent has only 4 players on the pitch. Against other bashing teams they're usually forced to surf and use Frenzy blocks to gain position advantage instead of trying to headstomp their way forward.

	'''[[Khorne]], but for real this time.''' As of late 2021, Khorne has an official Blood Bowl team in the actual tabletop game. Like the Vidya version, Khorne teams are based around having a shitload of frenzy and abusing positioning to clear the board of the other team as fast as humanly possible, either through surfing or good ol'fashion murder. Unlike the team listed above, this Khorne team has no daemon players, barring their big guy, the Bloodspawn. Who may just be a mutant. Honestly, it's hard to tell. Their roster is instead closer to the Nurgle teams, with god-dedicated ~~goes~~, warriors, and linemen. It's also obvious that the team was lifted pretty heavily from the FUMBBL Secret League homebrew version of the Khorne team, with some minor modifications to make them even more killy, opening the possibility for GW to steal the Slaanesh and Tzeentch teams from them as well.		'''[[Khorne]], but for real this time.''' As of late 2021, Khorne has an official Blood Bowl team in the actual tabletop game. Like the Vidya version, Khorne teams are based around having a shitload of frenzy and abusing positioning to clear the board of the other team as fast as humanly possible, either through surfing or good ol'fashion murder. Unlike the team listed above, this Khorne team has no daemon players, barring their big guy, the Bloodspawn. Who may just be a mutant. Honestly, it's hard to tell. Their roster is instead closer to the Nurgle teams, with god-dedicated gors, warriors, and linemen. It's also obvious that the team was lifted pretty heavily from the FUMBBL Secret League homebrew version of the Khorne team, with some minor modifications to make them even more killy, opening the possibility for GW to steal the Slaanesh and Tzeentch teams from them as well.

	'''[[Lizardmen]]''' <s>For some reason, the Slann cared enough to put together a team (or maybe the Skinks do?)</s> You better stop meddling in the Great Plan, warm-bloods. Lizardmen are the OG players of this ancient sport. Somehow those shot mountain men brought this game to the Old World races. Lizardmen have very specialized players, with the Saurus being high damage speedsters akin to little mac trucks, but should never touch the ball as they have no ability to do anything with it. Skinks are badass runners who are as hard to hit as Goblins or Halflings, but if they lose the ball it'll stay lost. Kroxigors can barely move, but god help you if you get too close. You've got to have a plan (or hope the Old Ones had one you can dust off) to use this team.		'''[[Lizardmen]]''' <s>For some reason, the Slann cared enough to put together a team (or maybe the Skinks do?)</s> You better stop meddling in the Great Plan, warm-bloods. Lizardmen are the OG players of this ancient sport. Somehow those shot mountain men brought this game to the Old World races. Lizardmen have very specialized players, with the Saurus being high damage speedsters akin to little mac trucks, but should never touch the ball as they have no ability to do anything with it. Skinks are badass runners who are as hard to hit as Goblins or Halflings, but if they lose the ball it'll stay lost. Kroxigors can barely move, but god help you if you get too close. You've got to have a plan (or hope the Old Ones had one you can dust off) to use this team.

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	'''[[Khorne]] (Videogame only)''': One word: [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]. The [[Khorne]] team is more [[Daemon]] oriented than other teams with only the Linemen equivalent (Pit Fighter) being a Warrior of Chaos. Team stars Heralds, [[Bloodletter]]s and [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTERS]]. Also Marauders, but are over shadowed by the Daemons. About on-par in power terms with Chaos, but uncontrollable and bad defenders. Only if you want to go full offensive. Did I mention [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]? Just to be sure that you get the picture. They've also got decent armor and speed. Best team to play if you don't want to win, but would rather surf (knock opposing players into the crowd who promptly beat 17 kinds of snot of them for leaving the pitch) opposing players and then try to win when their opponent has only 4 players on the pitch. Against other bashing teams they're usually forced to surf and use Frenzy blocks to gain position advantage instead of trying to headstomp their way forward.		'''[[Khorne]] (Videogame only)''': One word: [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]. The [[Khorne]] team is more [[Daemon]] oriented than other teams with only the Linemen equivalent (Pit Fighter) being a Warrior of Chaos. Team stars Heralds, [[Bloodletter]]s and [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTERS]]. Also Marauders, but are over shadowed by the Daemons. About on-par in power terms with Chaos, but uncontrollable and bad defenders. Only if you want to go full offensive. Did I mention [[Bloodthirster\|BLOODTHIRSTER]]? Just to be sure that you get the picture. They've also got decent armor and speed. Best team to play if you don't want to win, but would rather surf (knock opposing players into the crowd who promptly beat 17 kinds of snot of them for leaving the pitch) opposing players and then try to win when their opponent has only 4 players on the pitch. Against other bashing teams they're usually forced to surf and use Frenzy blocks to gain position advantage instead of trying to headstomp their way forward.

			'''[[Khorne]], but for real this time.''' As of late 2021, Khorne has an official Blood Bowl team in the actual tabletop game. Like the Vidya version, Khorne teams are based around having a shitload of frenzy and abusing positioning to clear the board of the other team as fast as humanly possible, either through surfing or good ol'fashion murder. Unlike the team listed above, this Khorne team has no daemon players, barring their big guy, the Bloodspawn. Who may just be a mutant. Honestly, it's hard to tell. Their roster is instead closer to the Nurgle teams, with god-dedicated goes, warriors, and linemen. It's also obvious that the team was lifted pretty heavily from the FUMBBL Secret League homebrew version of the Khorne team, with some minor modifications to make them even more killy, opening the possibility for GW to steal the Slaanesh and Tzeentch teams from them as well.

	'''[[Lizardmen]]''' <s>For some reason, the Slann cared enough to put together a team (or maybe the Skinks do?)</s> You better stop meddling in the Great Plan, warm-bloods. Lizardmen are the OG players of this ancient sport. Somehow those shot mountain men brought this game to the Old World races. Lizardmen have very specialized players, with the Saurus being high damage speedsters akin to little mac trucks, but should never touch the ball as they have no ability to do anything with it. Skinks are badass runners who are as hard to hit as Goblins or Halflings, but if they lose the ball it'll stay lost. Kroxigors can barely move, but god help you if you get too close. You've got to have a plan (or hope the Old Ones had one you can dust off) to use this team.		'''[[Lizardmen]]''' <s>For some reason, the Slann cared enough to put together a team (or maybe the Skinks do?)</s> You better stop meddling in the Great Plan, warm-bloods. Lizardmen are the OG players of this ancient sport. Somehow those shot mountain men brought this game to the Old World races. Lizardmen have very specialized players, with the Saurus being high damage speedsters akin to little mac trucks, but should never touch the ball as they have no ability to do anything with it. Skinks are badass runners who are as hard to hit as Goblins or Halflings, but if they lose the ball it'll stay lost. Kroxigors can barely move, but god help you if you get too close. You've got to have a plan (or hope the Old Ones had one you can dust off) to use this team.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* Da Teamz */

2022-01-13T15:23:10Z

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	'''[[Dwarfs]]''': Highest armor. The dwarfs like to keep their pace, which is a nice way of saying they run slower than snails. They're not fast or agile, but strong and resistant. They favor defensive or conservative tactics, and have the prowess to stop Chaos on their tracks. With that said, they're not agile or fast so any Elf can outflank them and ignore them as if they weren't even there. Their players are the Longbeard (meatshield? and defenders), Runner (the guy who get the ball and toddle along a bit before snails catch up to him), Blitzer (offensive) and Slayer (HIGHLY offensive). Their big guy is a Dwarf on a [[Ork\|Deffrolla]], which is illegal according to the rules but since the rules actually make a point of saying that there's a system for referee bribing and how much illegal weapons you can bring onto the field don't expect the Dwarf players to leave it at home. Refs won't look the other way for too long though, so it can be an ace in your sleeve rather than a [[Bloodthirster]] on the field.		'''[[Dwarfs]]: ("Dorf FC")''' Highest armor. The dwarfs like to keep their pace, which is a nice way of saying they run slower than snails. They're not fast or agile, but strong and resistant. They favor defensive or conservative tactics, and have the prowess to stop Chaos on their tracks. With that said, they're not agile or fast so any Elf can outflank them and ignore them as if they weren't even there. Their players are the Longbeard (meatshield? and defenders), Runner (the guy who get the ball and toddle along a bit before snails catch up to him), Blitzer (offensive) and Slayer (HIGHLY offensive). Their big guy is a Dwarf on a [[Ork\|Deffrolla]], which is illegal according to the rules but since the rules actually make a point of saying that there's a system for referee bribing and how much illegal weapons you can bring onto the field don't expect the Dwarf players to leave it at home. Refs won't look the other way for too long though, so it can be an ace in your sleeve rather than a [[Bloodthirster]] on the field.

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	'''[[Elves]] ("Elf United", "Norf ElfC)''': The Elf team from older editions that survives to the current day, often referred to as "Pro Elves" to differentiate them from the other flavours of elfness. Representative of all the Elves being in one team, they have low armor, high speed, and high dodge. Cheap as far as Elf teams go. Best catching in all the Elf teams due to their catchers possessing the Nerves of Steel skill, allowing a decent pass to be caught in the middle of a crowd of Ogres. The Pro Elves passing as a result, is second to none. The challenge however, is keeping them alive. Due to low armour across the board, they are exceptionally prone to losing a lot of players. However they benefit from being the cheapest of the Elven teams.		'''[[Elves]] ("Elf United", "Norf ElfC")''': The Elf team from older editions that survives to the current day, often referred to as "Pro Elves" to differentiate them from the other flavours of elfness. Representative of all the Elves being in one team, they have low armor, high speed, and high dodge. Cheap as far as Elf teams go. Best catching in all the Elf teams due to their catchers possessing the Nerves of Steel skill, allowing a decent pass to be caught in the middle of a crowd of Ogres. The Pro Elves passing as a result, is second to none. The challenge however, is keeping them alive. Due to low armour across the board, they are exceptionally prone to losing a lot of players. However they benefit from being the cheapest of the Elven teams.

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	'''[[High Elves]]~~'''~~: ("Elf City", "Souf ElfC") The Humans of the Elf teams in the sense they have the more moderate numbers, and hence less outright weaknesses. Campaigns and tournaments where money is a thing have them with the most starting funds of any team. If you're playing High Elves, you're probably doing a LOT of passing and running. (Or, in other words, [[Heresy\|playing actual football]].) High Elves are the best of the elf teams for newcomers to play as they have the most reliable passing game and decent stats for elves. That said you should never let a newbie play them right out of the gate as they will never learn what blitzing and throwing blocks are.		'''[[High Elves]]: ("Elf City", "Souf ElfC")''' The Humans of the Elf teams in the sense they have the more moderate numbers, and hence less outright weaknesses. Campaigns and tournaments where money is a thing have them with the most starting funds of any team. If you're playing High Elves, you're probably doing a LOT of passing and running. (Or, in other words, [[Heresy\|playing actual football]].) High Elves are the best of the elf teams for newcomers to play as they have the most reliable passing game and decent stats for elves. That said you should never let a newbie play them right out of the gate as they will never learn what blitzing and throwing blocks are.

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1d4chan>Piroko: /* Da Teamz */

2022-01-13T15:18:00Z

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	'''[[Elves]] ("~~Pro Elves~~", "~~Elf Union"~~)''': The Elf team from older editions that survives to the current day, often referred to as "Pro Elves" to differentiate them from the other flavours of elfness. Representative of all the Elves being in one team, they have low armor, high speed, and high dodge. Cheap as far as Elf teams go. Best catching in all the Elf teams due to their catchers possessing the Nerves of Steel skill, allowing a decent pass to be caught in the middle of a crowd of Ogres. The Pro Elves passing as a result, is second to none. The challenge however, is keeping them alive. Due to low armour across the board, they are exceptionally prone to losing a lot of players. However they benefit from being the cheapest of the Elven teams.		'''[[Elves]] ("Elf United", "Norf ElfC)''': The Elf team from older editions that survives to the current day, often referred to as "Pro Elves" to differentiate them from the other flavours of elfness. Representative of all the Elves being in one team, they have low armor, high speed, and high dodge. Cheap as far as Elf teams go. Best catching in all the Elf teams due to their catchers possessing the Nerves of Steel skill, allowing a decent pass to be caught in the middle of a crowd of Ogres. The Pro Elves passing as a result, is second to none. The challenge however, is keeping them alive. Due to low armour across the board, they are exceptionally prone to losing a lot of players. However they benefit from being the cheapest of the Elven teams.

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	'''[[High Elves]]''': The Humans of the Elf teams in the sense they have the more moderate numbers, and hence less outright weaknesses. Campaigns and tournaments where money is a thing have them with the most starting funds of any team. If you're playing High Elves, you're probably doing a LOT of passing and running. (Or, in other words, [[Heresy\|playing actual football]].) High Elves are the best of the elf teams for newcomers to play as they have the most reliable passing game and decent stats for elves. That said you should never let a newbie play them right out of the gate as they will never learn what blitzing and throwing blocks are.		'''[[High Elves]]''': ("Elf City", "Souf ElfC") The Humans of the Elf teams in the sense they have the more moderate numbers, and hence less outright weaknesses. Campaigns and tournaments where money is a thing have them with the most starting funds of any team. If you're playing High Elves, you're probably doing a LOT of passing and running. (Or, in other words, [[Heresy\|playing actual football]].) High Elves are the best of the elf teams for newcomers to play as they have the most reliable passing game and decent stats for elves. That said you should never let a newbie play them right out of the gate as they will never learn what blitzing and throwing blocks are.

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1d4chan>LordPorkins: /* Da Teamz */

2021-12-16T14:58:31Z

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	'''[[Goblins]]''': In addition to being present in the [[Orcs and Goblins\|Orcs]] team, [[Orcs and Goblins\|Goblins]] have their own team too. Terrible at literally everything other than catching (fat lot of good catching without knowing how to pass does you). They get two Trolls (which can throw a Goblin, resulting in a one-turn touchdown at times), and they get to bring Fanatics, bombs, pogo sticks, and ~~chainsawss~~ to the field. To reiterate, ''they get chainsaws''. They also get to bring in a lot of reserves due to being cheap, which helps as the Goblins will likely be taking casualties or being sent off. They also benefit from being small and hard to tackle. Goblins work well in smaller leagues, that aren't filled with Murder Chaos, by pretty much stopping any player from having a highly developed goal scorer by dint of focusing with that chainsaw upon said player's spinal cord.		'''[[Goblins]]''': In addition to being present in the [[Orcs and Goblins\|Orcs]] team, [[Orcs and Goblins\|Goblins]] have their own team too. Terrible at literally everything other than catching (fat lot of good catching without knowing how to pass does you). They get two Trolls (which can throw a Goblin, resulting in a one-turn touchdown at times), and they get to bring Fanatics, bombs, pogo sticks, and chainsaws to the field. To reiterate, ''they get chainsaws''. They also get to bring in a lot of reserves due to being cheap, which helps as the Goblins will likely be taking casualties or being sent off. They also benefit from being small and hard to tackle. Goblins work well in smaller leagues, that aren't filled with Murder Chaos, by pretty much stopping any player from having a highly developed goal scorer by dint of focusing with that chainsaw upon said player's spinal cord.

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