The first thing that will strike you when looking at the Chaos Pact roster is that they have the ability to carry three different Big Guys and also a mix of players from other teams. The Chaos Stars are the best example of how great this team can be with the right coach. However, due to the arrogance, stupidity or animalistic nature of the team members, it is rare to see a well-organized and effective Chaos Pact team. The Marauders, while enthusiastic, have to be trained to meet the various needs of the team, while other races provide the muscle and finesse to support the Marauders. There’s also enough in the bank to trade the Apothecary and loose change to get a fourth reroll, which is another attractive option.Ĭhaos Renegade teams are a mix of evil and chaotic races. You can also swap the Apothecary for the Skaven or Lineman, although I think the Apothecary offers more, especially if you save one of your expensive Big Guys. Dropping the Goblin means giving up any “Throwing Teammate” from the start, and despite its low strength, its agility can also be useful.
Blood bowl 2 chaos build upgrade#
There’s a bit of change in the bank, so you could upgrade the Goblin with an equally fragile Skaven, or with a slightly more robust Lineman. One of those players is the weak and fragile Goblin. You have eleven players, including two big guys, three rerolls and an apothecary. This list is probably the most balanced among all the more extreme examples above. Dropping the Dark Elf to a cheaper teammate, along with money in the bank would allow you to get another player (or the Apothecary) however an agility four player is very hard to pass up when you have skills and rerolls at minimum. The total number of players is now down to the minimum of eleven and you can’t afford an Apothecary to protect those expensive big guys. The downside to having all the monsters is that you have to go down to two rerolls on a low-skill team. Having two strength five monsters with Frenzy can be a lot of fun, so if it appeals to you, go for it. If you’re going to blitz them a lot, then the Horned Minotaur outclasses both of them and Hardhead will keep them on the field more often. Since they have the lowest armor of the big guys, they are a bit more fragile and may need care. You could juggle a bit if you wanted to have both the Minotaur and the Rat Ogre, however both will want to use the team blitz action unless you have them in the center of the action. The Dark Elf is too good not to have in my opinion. Here he fits in all the fun with a little change. You’ll be able to save for the caster much faster than for an additional dice roll, or you could ignore the caster and go straight to getting a second Big Guy. I would also consider eliminating the caster, going to 11 players and starting with a fourth reroll.
Blood bowl 2 chaos build full#
However, it doesn’t take full advantage of the unique appeal that Chaos Renegades teams offer. You still have more than eleven players and an Apothecary so you have a deeper bench than many starting teams.
The Trolls offer even more shifts and is a slightly slower and slightly less reliable Ogre. The ogre gives you an excess of 10k, is the most reliable and offers the ability to cast teammate with the goblin.
You will also find that they require the use of your Blitz action on most turns or they can sit idle.
The Minotaur and Rat Ogre consume the entire budget and neither of them have the option to cast the teammate early on. One Big Guy QTYĪn obvious change from the fourteen-man roster is to swap out three of the Linemen and take one of the Big Guys of your choice. You could also trade two of those perhaps excessive players to get a fourth roll of dice, thus saving the trade or getting some Dedicated Fans. It seems to lose some of the fun by not having a big guy. This type of strategy points to a heavy “cheating” strategy, trying to trade your plentiful cheap players for more valuable opponents. With cheap players you can carry a huge squad of fourteen players to start with and still have change to get three of your expensive rerolls and an apothecary. You might be attracted to the idea of not starting with any of the big players. Starting Roster Chaos Renegade Team No Big Guy and 14 Players QTY Loner (4+), Frenzy, Horns, Mighty Blow (+1), Thick Skull, Unchannelled FuryĪnimal Savagery, Frenzy, Loner (4+), Mighty Blow (+1), Prehensile Tailįavourd Of… (choose either): Undivided, Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh, TzeentchĬhaos Pact Blood Bowl Team Create your team roster Chaos Renegade Team Strengths: Animosity (all team-mates), Pass, Safe Pair of HandsĪnimosity (all team-mates), Dodge, Right Stuff, StuntyĪlways Hungry, Loner (4+), Mighty Blow (+1), Projectile Vomit, Really Stupid, Regeneration, Throw Team Mateīone Head, Loner (4+), Mighty Blow (+1), Thick Skull, Throw Team Mate
0 kommentar(er)
