This build gives you more fragile AV 7 pieces and less block it gives you a much wider range of skills making it develop nicely. I feel like this is a good introduction to Dark Elves build since it gives you at least 1 of every piece to let you get a better feel for the pieces in general. A little of everything, also known as the "Fun-sized Mix Pack". The real decider is if you prefer an extra Black Orc over an extra Blitzer.ĭark Elves. As for starting team qualities go, it gives you more Strength to swing around, but makes you less mobile and gives you less Block Skill from the start. A slight variation of Grindul's build.īlack Orcs are usually harder to level up than Blitzers due to their AG2 and MA4, meaning they can't count on TDs to level up and need all the chances for Casualty and MVP SPP they can get. I have some alternative builds for Orcs and Dark Elves. Please give me a roster, cost and a reason why you think it's a good starting build. I haven't tried this build but it seems pretty risky, and it might take a while before you get your last Saurus and the Krox. You're losing out on strength on the team but you do get 3 rerolls and 1 Apothecary. You'll miss out on the Big Guy but get an extra reroll. But with no Apo for the first game or two you might lose a skink early and be sad. This allows you to start with all the high strength pieces. Wood Elves don't need a Big Guy, but you can buy one if you want I guess. On the other hand if you want to play with the Minotaur you might as well get it early. With the Big Guy you're forced to make some hard choices when it comes to rerolls and Chaos Warriors. You get most of what you need by skipping the Big Guy. The Blitzers are really good, but Brettonians have a hard time in the early games as they have no skills to handle the ball. We are swapping one Blitzer for one extra reroll. It's ok, but 2 rerolls makes it hard at first. We are swapping 1 Blitzer for a Witch elf and remove the Runner as Dump-Off is a skill that's hard to get right when you're a beginner.Įxactly the same as the High Elf build, but you can get funner pieces once you get enough money to buy more elves. Once you get more money you can buy positionals if you want.Ī classic build for experienced coaches, you start with only 2 rerolls and no Apo, so make sure you don't roll 1s The lineelves have a really strong statline and with every piece the same you can build them any way you want. The catchers are really good, but you can live without them.Ĥ Re-rolls (or you could do 3 Re-rolls and 1 Apo) With 2 catchers you'll have an easy time scoring. Swap lineman for Gutter runners while you lvl up,lineman are gonna die or get injured anyway.Īll elf-teams have really expensive players, which means you won't be able to buy everything you need. You'll probably still win as long as you just run away. But the low strength on the Gutter runners means you might take a beating. Starting with 4 Gutter Runners means you'll be really fast and mobile. You're once again starting without a the Apothecary, but you're getting everything else and 3 rerolls.
This is probably a horrible build, but you'll get to throw lots of goblins at players. The rerolls are twice the price after team creation, so it makes more sense to save 80k for a Black Orc than 120k for another Reroll.
#BLOOD BOWL 2 BRETONNIAN ROSTER FULL#
This gives a solid starting passing game as well as the strength of the ogre and full blitzers.
If you want you can skip 1 lineman and get a 2nd thrower. And with 30k still in the bank you should be able to buy an Apothecary after the first game. You're missing the Ogre, which is non-essential.
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