However this means going down to a single reroll which could end up with you being unable to really do anything in your turns with this mix of players. It is technically possible that you can afford all the Ogres from the outset. There is an odd 5k left in the bank so you could upgrade one of the Ogres to the Runt Punter if you wanted. You can either save up to get the next Ogre or you’ll be able to add more Gnoblars to have some substitutes after the first game. That’s one advantage of the price changes as before you were unable to get the Apothecary in as well as all those rerolls. However as the reroll cost doubles after the first game and you can fit in an Apothecary to save an Ogre I think it’s a worthwhile trade off. This is cutting it close at only having eleven players when you have such cheap players available to you. The rerolls and Ogres are expensive and both are really valuable. QTYĭodge, Right Stuff, Side Step Stunty, Titchyīone Head, Kick Team Mate, Mighty Blow (+1) Thick Skullīone Head, Mighty Blow (+1), Thick Skull, Throw Team Mateīadlands Brawl, Low Cost Linemen, Old World Classic You also suffer from low agility and no ball handling skills, along with the high price rerolls. The rerolls are still really expensive and you still want as many as you can get.ĭo you risk starting without an Apothecary or not to save the expensive Ogres? They are strong and tough and Gnoblars can be surprisingly hard to hurt unless the opposition has a lot of Block or Tackle. There is also now a specialist Ogre Runt Punter instead of one of the Ogres for a tiny bit more money.
Since the last write up I did the Snotlings have been rebranded as Gnoblars and had a price drop.
Ogre teams are probably the most unreliable and perhaps frustrating team to play.
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