Question about Leap and Handicap table...
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 6:48 pm
Hey all!
Leap: A long time ago (2nd edition, I think) Leap was a straight agility roll, then came along 3rd and 4th editions and as I recall leap was modified by the number of tackle zones you leaped into. Now having recently aquired the LRB 2.0 I noticed that Leap seems to have gone back to being unmidifed. Is this the case or did I miss something? I personally thought leap was better modified as it could be abused by someone to leap into a square surrounded by enemy teammates and then dodge your way out (much easier than dodging in). Could someone clarify this for me? Thanks!
Also, has anyone thought of putting together a second table from the old cards for an additional handicap table? I am starting a league and loved the wackiness of the old card system, but understand and agree with (to a certain extent) the need to tone down the cards a little. I was thinking of putting together a 'Dirty Tricks' table of the less abusable cards not included in the current handicap table. This I think would add more of the 'zany' flair that Blood Bowl is known for having.
What does everyone think?
Thanks!
Arch
Leap: A long time ago (2nd edition, I think) Leap was a straight agility roll, then came along 3rd and 4th editions and as I recall leap was modified by the number of tackle zones you leaped into. Now having recently aquired the LRB 2.0 I noticed that Leap seems to have gone back to being unmidifed. Is this the case or did I miss something? I personally thought leap was better modified as it could be abused by someone to leap into a square surrounded by enemy teammates and then dodge your way out (much easier than dodging in). Could someone clarify this for me? Thanks!
Also, has anyone thought of putting together a second table from the old cards for an additional handicap table? I am starting a league and loved the wackiness of the old card system, but understand and agree with (to a certain extent) the need to tone down the cards a little. I was thinking of putting together a 'Dirty Tricks' table of the less abusable cards not included in the current handicap table. This I think would add more of the 'zany' flair that Blood Bowl is known for having.
What does everyone think?
Thanks!
Arch