That's a good question, because I meant to put them in Medium TV(as well as Rookie but apparently forgot them).whoops.
#Blood bowl 2 orc team tv#
In other words, I'd expect them to be pretty good at low TV but fall off, so I'm curious what makes them more competitive at 1600-2000 in your opinion. I don't really have experience with them, but on paper, they seem like they're great at low TV with universal dodge & easy block access but their advantages fade as teams with stronger statlines skill up. Kinda curious why you think Amazons really grow in strength at high TV when compared with the early game. Strong teams at High TV(1600-2000): Chaos Dwarves, Amazon, Wood Elves, Skaven, Lizardmen, Undead, Orcs Strong teams at Medium TV(1300-1600): Wood Elves, Norse, Skaven, Dark Elves, Undead, Dwarves, Necromantic, Lizardmen Originally posted by RedBeard:Strong teams at Rookie TV(1000-1300): Wood Elves, Norse, Dark Elves, Dwarf Other people can point you to more specific statistics though that aren't based on personal opinions. My opinion is that the 3 most consistently strong teams are Wood Elves, Dark Elves, and Skaven across all TV, though they clearly do better at certain TV than others. The rest is up to personal feelings and it's extremely hard to even tier the teams when they're so close together. I think two teams that are somewhat weak in general among the "normal" teams are Khemri and Humans, where even though both of them are still perfectly viable, I generally see them as two of the weakest teams in any TV category. The only teams where you are putting yourself at a definite and clear disadvantage are Underworld, Vampires, Ogres, Goblins, and Halflings. Strong teams at Very High TV(2000+): Chaos, Nurgle, Wood Elves, Skaven, Dark Elves, High ElvesĮvery team has relatively close win percentages, so nothing should stop you from winning with whatever teams you like the most, though there are some slight differences and advantages that definitely impact your odds of winning. Strong teams at High TV(1600-2000): Chaos Dwarves, Wood Elves, Skaven, Lizardmen, Undead, Orcs Strong teams at Medium TV(1300-1600): Wood Elves, Norse, Skaven, Dark Elves, Undead, Dwarves, Necromantic, Lizardmen, Amazon Strong teams at Rookie TV(1000-1300): Wood Elves, Norse, Dark Elves, Dwarf, Amazon The rules to use Black Orc teams in your games of Blood Bowl can be found in Blood Bowl – The Official Rules and Spike! Journal Issue 12.Since this asked for personal opinions, I'll give my "feelings" on it not necessarily based on the data gathered. You’ll also find 2 turn counters, 2 coins, 4 balls (2 with sturdy spikes and 2 with a horned beast icon), 12 32mm Round Blood Bowl bases, and a transfer sheet. This multipart plastic kit contains all the components you need to build the Thunder Valley Greenskins, a Black Orc team for use in games of Blood Bowl. Incredibly strong on offence and hard to shift on defence, a well-managed Black Orc team is a fearsome thing to face off against across the Line of Scrimmage. Grind down the pitch, crushing the other players underfoot, until your Goblins are close enough to make a dash for the End Zone. If you like your plays rather unsubtle, this is the team for you. Teams like the Thunder Valley Greenskins have made a name for themselves with their impressive athleticism and discipline as much as their capacity for grievous violence.
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