Comments on: Dwarf Teams http://bbtactics.com/dwarf-teams/ LRB5 + 6 Tactics and Strategy Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:40:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: maxcarrion http://bbtactics.com/dwarf-teams/comment-page-1/#comment-2802 maxcarrion Fri, 10 Dec 2010 12:03:00 +0000 http://bloodbowlplaybook.com/?p=169#comment-2802 I’ve been playing a lot of Dwarf lately for Crunch Cup purposes, I’d add that Dwarves are rightly feared by any team relying on dodge to stay alive as half the team are likely to start with tackle and block so Stunties and Amazons can expect to be eating a lot more astro-granite then they are built for. As such most dodge heavy teams fear Dwarves above all other teams especially at lower TV when many other teams have no tackle at all Successful play of Dwarf teams seems to revolve around gaining local strength advantage around a focal point, whether this is gained by sacrificial marking on strong targets away from the action, the high priority Guard development, a numerical advantage, block advantage, careful assist positioning or picking on weaker players, once dominance is achieved it can be applied causing further injury, pushing the ball forward or breaking through to the carrier. I’ve been playing a lot of Dwarf lately for Crunch Cup purposes, I’d add that Dwarves are rightly feared by any team relying on dodge to stay alive as half the team are likely to start with tackle and block so Stunties and Amazons can expect to be eating a lot more astro-granite then they are built for. As such most dodge heavy teams fear Dwarves above all other teams especially at lower TV when many other teams have no tackle at all

Successful play of Dwarf teams seems to revolve around gaining local strength advantage around a focal point, whether this is gained by sacrificial marking on strong targets away from the action, the high priority Guard development, a numerical advantage, block advantage, careful assist positioning or picking on weaker players, once dominance is achieved it can be applied causing further injury, pushing the ball forward or breaking through to the carrier.

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