The NAF championships 2019 4th and 5th May

[howlinggriffon]

If you don't like the fact that tier 2 teams have been changed then man up and take a tier 3 team!!! #flingnation

That's Halfling-up, surely?

[lunchmoney]

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[sann0638]

I believe the decision to reduce the skills for T2 was taken after feedback from following last years event. We will be asking for the same feedback this year so if you still feel T2 deserve something extra then let us know then! (indeed as well as any other changes you can think of).

Interesting. Did you not take it?

[PeteW]

I believe the decision to reduce the skills for T2 was taken after feedback from following last years event. We will be asking for the same feedback this year so if you still feel T2 deserve something extra then let us know then! (indeed as well as any other changes you can think of).

Interesting. Did you not take it?

Last year it was 4+1, 3 for tier 2. This year it is 3+1, 3 for tier 2. So, the skills have been reduced in line with the feedback.

[sann0638]

Sorry, I was questioning who took the decision, not whether the feedback was being taken on board.

[shaniepoo]

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I will be part of the #flingnation and I dedicate my 6 games to accomplishing the task that was stolen from me at the UKTC 2 squares from the end zone... SCORE A TD WITH A TREEMAN! RUN FOREST RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lunchmoney]

[Jimjimjimany]

Interesting. Did you not take it?

The feedback was collected following last years event and put in to the rules-pack before I stepped in. I think it's a good change; but as mentioned before if following the NAFC 2019 people think another adjustment to the T1/2/3 balance is need we'll be happy to look into it.

[MarzM]

I just think it's weird that while a lot of the events i've seen so far are trying to expand the tiers and create a greater number build options to make more teams viable...the NAFC seem to be going in completely the opposite direction...

[theBymster]

Sorry to join the party so late: I just found out i dont have to work that bank holl , First in 4 years. Happy DAze! am i too late for a ticket, are there still places, or is 90 the max?

[lunchmoney]

Room for a 200+

[theBymster]

I thought so. Thanks, I'll try and sort out payment and accommodation this week...

[shaniepoo]

Room booked!!!!

[Joemanji]

I just think it's weird that while a lot of the events i've seen so far are trying to expand the tiers and create a greater number build options to make more teams viable...the NAFC seem to be going in completely the opposite direction...

Not everyone wants the same thing. Some people may like a more vanilla feeling tournament, and so I'm glad this tournament caters to them. Besides, all teams are already viable. They are exactly as viable as they were designed to be. The teams in Blood Bowl were not created equal on purpose, and this continues to be Games Workshop's design philosophy to this day. There are weaker teams for coaches who want a challenge. Finally, last year's rules didn't increase diversity they just flooded the field with Necromantic.

[lunchmoney]

Races from 2018 (192 coaches):
Necro 19
Wood Elf 18
Dark Elves 17 (inc the winner)
Human 16
#flingnation 15
Lizard 14
Skav 8
Undead 8
Orc 7
UnderW 7
Bret 6
Elf 6
Chaos 5
Dwarf 5
Goblin 5
Norse 5
Cha Pact 4
Khem 4
Khorn 4
Ogre 4
Slann 4
Amazon 3
Cha Dwa 3
High Elf 2
Vamp 2
Nurgle 1