(Of course they deserve to win, “touched by Nuffle himself, they is green as da turf itself!”). I hope the following article goes some way to helping budding new Orc coaches (and a few seasoned ones) take their ‘Green Dream Teams’ onto the hallowed turf and well-deserved victory. With the rules changes and modifications that have been made it seemed appropriate to revisit my previous ruminations. Since that time Blood Bowl has been played by thousands of coaches worldwide and the rules themselves have been developed further, following feedback from enthusiasts everywhere, culminating in the current living rulebook. I also wrote a tactics article that was featured in White Dwarf magazine and looked at general Orc tactics, including a few optional plays for Orc coaches to try out. Elves are agile but lightly armoured, Dwarfs are slow but good at blocking and Orcs? …well, they pack a punch in a fight, but that’s not all! Back in 1993/94 I was involved in the playtesting and development of the third edition of Blood Bowl and during that period I played with a fairly successful Orc team getting to the semi and/or final stages of all of the major tournaments in the Studio league. Orc Playbook Or “Duffing ’em up good an’ propa!” By Carl Brown No matter what team you use when playing Blood Bowl you quickly notice that each team has its own strengths and weaknesses.
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