It also means that it often takes all three of your actions in a turn to attack an enemy: a run to cover the group, a mark to move adjacent and finally the block action to undertake the attack. If you read that carefully, you’ll realize that this means running players can’t move into squares next to opposing team members. Marked figures can only attack an opposing team member, which requires a dice roll, or step a single square away. Unmarked figures are free to run, throw the ball or make a short two-square movement to mark an opponent. The actions available to you depend on whether the figure is “marked” - that is, has an opposing model in an adjacent square - or not. On your turn, you can take three actions, split between your players as you see fit, as long as no one model takes the same action twice. All the cards are decent quality and decorated either with solid art or photos of painted miniatures.
You can buy extra teams of six for some factions, for others you’ll have to buy the full twelve of a Blood Bowl team and choose the six you want to use. This extends way beyond the two included across the whole Games Workshop universe, running from Orcs to Ogres.
Rounding out the contents is a deck of cards, some custom dice, a range ruler and a stat card for each team you can field in the game.
0 kommentar(er)
