Moi, je ne sais pas trop quoi penser de cette nouvelle mouture.
Beaucoup de changement avec la perte de 4xBloc et des receveuses. La fin de la guerre des clones 6337.
Mvt 7 bond peut faire des Blitzeuses de mini furie et la Bloqueuse est une pépite. Pas convaincu par la passeuse.
Et à la fin, est-ce qu’on n’aurait pas troqué le 4 blitzeuses+TQ par 2 Bloqueuses et 2 Blitzeuses + TQ?
Au final un jeu de courses ou les TQ protègent et sont soutenus par les positionnels?
dixit le mec qu’a baissé son froc pour le 27 
Le spike Amazones traduit Fr
The only thing better than playing Blood Bowl on the pitch is mixing it up in a dungeon crawl with portals and traps. This first expansion for Dungeon Bowl pits the College of Death against the College of Life in an almighty clash between two teams of mixed players, new Dungeon Tiles, tokens, and more – keep an eye out for the Wandering Werewolf.**
The Norse and Amazon issues of Spike! Journal are collected in this compilation, which also contains rules for eight new star players, including Cindy Piewhistle, Ripper Bolgrot, and Withergrasp Doubledrool. You’ll be able to pick it up in hardback and ePub formats.**
Les 6 dernières sorties (livres) de GW pour Blood Bowl. Lol.
Dungeon Bowl 2021. VO.
Précommandes le 21/11/2021 et sortie le 28/11/2021.
Almanach 2021. VO.
Précommandes le 29/01/2022 et sortie le 05/02/2022.
L’Epique Numéro 14 : Les Nordiques. BB20. VO.
Drill Annoncé le 24/03/2022. Précommande le 16/04/2022 et Sortie le 23/ le 10/07/2022. Précommande le 01/10/22 et Sortie le 08/10/22.
Dungeon Bowl « Death Match » 2022. VO.
Annoncée le 20/11/22, Précommandes le 26/11/2022 et sortie le 03/12/2022.
Almanach 2022. VO.
Annoncée le 20/11/22, Précommandes le 26/11/2022 et sortie le 03/12/2022.
Les 8 champions présents dans le Spike :
King_Ghidra: Puggy has always been a decent option for flings as a Blodge ST3 piece. At 120K, and with his Special Skill giving him a free Reroll, he continues to look very solid.
Dan: Puggy is one of the best players in the game to score a throw teammate TD. He’s also a blodge piece who is priced to move. He’s never going to be the best player on the field, unless both teams are halfling teams, but he can certainly let your team achieve those all-important stretch plays.
King_Ghidra: Oh boy. Well, apparently GW looked at the legions of people complaining about the ubiquity of Bomber Dribblesnot in all forms of Blood Bowl and said “We get it, you want more ”. So now things are going to get really insane because, depending on the rules of your particular format, there’s a strong chance both teams could be turning up to any given game of Blood Bowl with a highly accurate and totally disposable Bomber who is quite capable of disrupting the most carefully formed cages or blasting Blodgers into their constituent parts.
This is the apex of the problems with star ubiquity that have been part of the issue with BB20 since it introduced the keyword approach. And I’m sure some ludological soul somewhere thinks that if something is really cheap and really good then it’s best for the game if everyone has access to it. But we are not here to play Bomb Bowl (well, not all of the time) so though I personally like the idea of Cindy, I have a terrible feeling that between her and Dribblesnot, things are about to get explosively annoying.
Dan: I guess we’ll all have to deal with cheap bombs now. At least you can intercept this player’s bombs without immediately regretting it. Bomber needs a price increase, but another 50k gp bombardier makes me think it isn’t likely. Not gonna lie, I’m not thrilled about Cindy Piewhistle!
King_Ghidra: Lizardmen don’t really need more Skinks. The best Lizard stars are those that help shore up the team when they’re missing a key Saurus or Krox. But, just looking at Dribl & Drill in the abstract, 190k for two Skinks who would cost well over 200k to build with the same skillset is very good value by the standards of Star Players. And their singular focus on fouling and stabbing is both fun and potentially useful. I do struggle to see the scenario where a Lizard coach has c.200k to spend and where this is the best option though.
Dan: Lizards are in a weird place where almost all of their team’s needs are met at all times. The use case for Drible and Drull would be, I imagine, when a Lizardmen coach is playing a low-AV team. But the issue with that is that with 6 Saurus Blockers and a Kroxigor, do you really need a foul/stab combo for almost 200k? I would posit that no, you do not! Additionally, I don’t see these two ever getting taken before Boa or Estelle who are much more versatile Stars.
King_Ghidra: As a once-owner of the original Bilerot back in the late 80’s I have a soft spot for this disgusting putrid sickbag. As a 180K ST5 Bloater I think he represents a well-priced option for Nurgle teams that can easily step in and enhance their gameplan. HIs Special Ability and Dirty Player skill are both pretty meh, but his base kit and stats are all really solid.
Dan: I guess Bilerot is a cheap big guy with no negatrait, but if you’re going to spend as a Nurgle player, why not just get Lord Borak? Someone’s going to have to sell me on this guy, as I don’t really get why you’d want to take him.
King_Ghidra: Few of the Stars who were sent to the Phantom Zone on BB20 release have had their return as eagerly awaited as Ripper. 250K for ST6/MB/Grab, and no Really Stupid or Always Hungry is great value, whether you want him as a roadblock/hitter or as a much more reliable Throw Team-Mate option. Ripper is absolutely going to find his way into numerous Tournament builds with immediate effect.
Dan: Hell yeah, Ripper’s back! One of my favorite combos of classic Blood Bowl is the Ripper/Morg goblin team. It’s extremely pricey, but hoo boy can it lay down the hurt! Ripper is one of the best Stars in the game, and I’m extremely pleased to see him back on the pitch. I wouldn’t be surprised to see that he’s given the “megastar” label like Morg, Griff, and Hakflem, since everyone and their brother will be using him.
King_Ghidra: It’s a Chainsaw with Blodge, and Blodge is always good, right? But that comes with a price, and while 120k isn’t huge in the grand scheme of things, when Fungus the Loon and Bomber Dribblesnot cost 130k together , it starts to look less good. Certainly it’ll be harder to remove him from the field, but he’s still only ST2, and finding a Pow on two or three dice is not hard. Sawing and fouling in the same turn sounds great, but how often you will get to do it I don’t know. Like any chainsaw, he will have his day where he unstoppably shreds opponents. I think he will find many more where he expensively flames out or gets sent off with little impact.
Dan: Counterpoint – combining Chainsaw and Dodge is the best way to use that type of player. Yes, he’s almost expensive as both Bomber and Fungus, but Fungus sucks, so I don’t really think that’s a good comparison. He’s able to strike wherever he’s needed, which is something you can’t say about other chainsaw players. I think that if you’re going to use a Chainsaw player, Nobbla is your best bet.
King_Ghidra: Scrappa exists as a useful option for Goblin teams who have their own Pogo missing for a given game. I can’t imagine any other scenario in which anyone would take him given their other options.
Dan: Yet another counterpoint! Scrappa has MA7, Sprint , and Sure Feet , which functionally means he has MA10. Combined with his other skills, he’s one of the best stretch play candidates in the entire game! On top of that he can shut down the opponent’s passing game, if they have one, all by himself. I would argue that for a team like Orcs or Black Orcs, Scrappa gives them a completely new dimension to their offensive capabilities. A Goblin team might no longer be the best landing point for Scrappa, but that doesn’t mean he’s useless.
King_Ghidra: Withergasp is another cool and disgusting Star from the original 80’s Star Player book. When he came back in BB16 it was as a good value all-rounder, and he has mostly returned the same again, with one exception, which is that he has had an AG nerf. This is a real shame, because he was a really effective ball-carrier and mobile deepfield tackler, and now he has taken a hit to both of those roles. Now his mutations only get him to adequacy in those elements instead of excellency, and though his Wrestle/Tackle combo and cheapish 170k price tag still make him interesting, I think Chaos players will prefer to reach a little higher to get something really good..
Dan: I think Withergrasp gives great value for what he is. Sucks that he is only at AG4+, but he can still be an excellent safety and is great at marking the opponent’s dodgers. He’s certainly not a game-breaker, but I can see him doing yeoman’s work in League play.
GW, toujours dans le déni…
Pas réussi à voir les pouvoirs spéciaux des 2 Skinks.
Mais pour 200k, c’est les mêmes qu’en BB16, un Poignard et l’autre Sournois Vicieux 
Apparemment, ils ont poignard +1 ou vicieux +2 s’ils font leur action à coté de leur jumeau.
Complément con.
Dans la droite lignée des champions 2020
Pour justifier le book, 4 nouvelles primes de matchs
Il n’y en avait pas assez ?
A priori, la prochaine équipe revu et corrigé sera Vampire :
We’re noticing a drawback with our new sponsorship program. We’re obliged to pass on their message no matter how… well… you’ll see.
Today’s sponsor is the Respectable Salvager’s Nocturnal Consortium, who assure us that they are certainly not a secret society of Hrud, and wish to encourage all spacefarers to dispose of junk, broken machinery, and expired foodstuffs by leaving them scattered around their voidcraft near any unsecured vents.
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Stragen est trop en avance sur son temps 
En règle générale tu peux compter sur Mr Tree pour jouer un roster juste avant sa réforme.
Mais bon, vampires ce serait une sacré mise en danger là 
Plus que Bilerot et Bolgroth pour qu’ils aient sortis les 8 Champions de l’Almanach 2022.
Celui de 2023 s’annonce mince ^^
In the world of Blood Bowl, a pair of truly classic Star Players are returning to the pitch after a long absence, sporting brand new models to boot!
Nobbla Blackwart and Scrappa Sorehead have been part of Blood Bowl lore for decades, and their 90s models were the mainstay in many Orcs and Goblins teams. Now, you can unleash the mayhem once again, as Nobbla’s chainsaw and Scrappa’s pogo stick (yes, really) are taking to the pitch once more.
This mischievous pair can play for Badlands Brawl and Underworlds Challenge teams, and will be sure to give your opponents a headache – or a very close haircut, in Nobbla’s case.
Halflings don’t make natural Blood Bowl players, but with enough gumption and a good lunch even the shortest soul can rise to league stardom. Take Cindy Piewhistle for example – once a master baker, now a Star Player who weaponises her delicious wares, while Puggy Baconbreath is an elite athlete by usual halfling standards, with the skill and discipline of a champion twice his size.
This twin-pack of resin Star Players from Forge World can be used in Halfling Thimble Cup or Old World Classic teams.
Leave the opposing team battered and bruised with this pair of low-down dirty players to add to your Lustrian Superleague teams. Dribl and Drull are a pair of infuriatingly sneaky skinks who will work in tandem to tackle and stab their way to victory while dancing beyond reach of reprisal. This pack contains two resin models.
Another Star Player? We’re salivating at the prospect. And so is Withergrasp Doubledrool, a heavily mutated Beastman with two heads and tentacles aplenty. He/they employs his/their god-given gifts in “Favoured of…” teams, proving difficult to take down, and even harder to escape from when they take up residence on the line of scrimmage. Withergrasp Doubledrool will be available in resin.
08 May 23
Jim: “Have you ever seen a Star Player as frightening as Grashnak Blackhoof, Bob?”
Bob: “Not recently, Jim. If the other team aren’t intimidated by his fatality record, his horns are sure to get the point across.”
Jim: “Both points, I fear.”
Blood Bowl is a game of skill and agility, but do you know what beats fancy footwork any day of the week? Nine feet of muscle, fury, and harpoon-like horns – embodied in Grashnak Blackhoof, also known as the Great Black Bull.
Nobody quite knows where Grashnak came from – stories about his early career flow like spilled ale through many a sporting tavern – but his trail through the Blood Bowl circuit has been one of broken bones, gored sternums, and crowd-pleasing bloodshed. His shockingly violent performance in his rookie year earned him back-to-back Best Newcomer and Most Vicious Player awards, and he’s since racked up a body count eclipsed only by the legendary Morg ‘n’ Thorg.
His greatest claim to fame isn’t even a sporting achievement as such, but rather that Blood Bowl officials have long since stopped counting the injured players left in his wake. His hyper-aggressive style translates right into your games too – a mighty Strength 6 combined with a laundry list of offensive skills.
The Great Black Bull is in his element charging across the pitch to deliver his signature twin-horned Blitz, leaving unfortunate players Gored by the Bull . This special rule helps him steamroll most muscly opponents, and even gives him a leg up against equally massive rivals. Someone is getting flattened when Grashnak gets up to speed.
Grashnak can be hired for a princely 240,000GP by any Favoured of… Chaos teams, and you’ll be able to get his awesome resin miniature – plus his player card – from Forge World soon.
