Dark Elves have become known for their fouling-not because their coaches are any meaner or nastier-but because they don’t have another option for dealing with the team attrition. The most prevalent alternative Dark Elf coaches have used has been fouling. They need to make up for their lack of Strength skills (Mighty Blow, Guard, Piling On) with some method of inflicting punishment. Plenty of scoring potential and the ability to bob and weave but no punch. Dark Elves typically follow the rest of the pack in Casualties. They have no strength skills, no strength access on the roster, no big guys and no powerful star players. The largest disadvantage facing Dark Elves is their lack of strength. I develop linemen by putting them on catching duty for a game or two and feeding them touchdowns until they have two skills. With Dodge, they have a better chance of surviving an attach, can get away from an attacker once he’s next to them and go in for the score easier after making a catch. Off the LoS linemen should be given Dodge first, then block. There’s nothing more annoying than a front line you can’t knock down with two die blocks and that moves into or past your front line after being pushed around. After that, a good spice skill like Tackle or Dauntless. I give Dodge then Block to three linemen at a minimum just to add longevity to the front line. The addition of AG4 and Agility skills make them elusive targets makes each a scoring threat. Decent speed, strength and armor make them solid players. Ringing him with Diving Tacklers works well also.ĭark Elf Linemen are without question the best line in the game. Building one with Dump-Off, Nerves of Steel and Dodge is a way to set up a good ground game. Building them with Accurate, Strong Arm and Sure Hands makes for a great air attack. Starting with AG4 gives them the accuracy of more experienced passers without a single SPP. On defense, put blitzers in position to react to the ball movement.ĭark Elven Passers are outstanding. Use that to their advantage, giving them Leap and Dodge so they can get to ball carrier and Strip Ball to knock it free. The Dark Elf Blitzers are fast but aren’t the game’s greatest, featuring Agility skills rather than Strength.
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Block, Sidestep and Pro or Dauntless would be the first three of choice in order. Skills come quickly to Witch Elves because of their ability to receive a pass and convert it to a TD so easily. A string of one-die blocks will end the Witch’s blocking run fast. Be careful not to let them get out on their own. String out the assists for a Witch Elf Frenzy run first then take the opposing player for the ride. I use Witch Elves as the teeth of the team and the other players as support. Coming with Frenzy straight away makes them dangerous to opponents that haven’t learned to give them the sidelines. The AG4, Dodge and Jump Up make them a tremendous scoring threat. Witch Elves are one of the most dominating basic roster players on the board. All players can choose Dodge, Sidestep and Diving Tackle making even basic linemen difficult to knock down, push around or even approach. Whole team access to Agility Skills makes the roster even more dangerous. They have good speed and can line up even with most races. When a player is one or two SPP’s from their next skill and there’s a re-roll nearby, a quick pass is a low risk way of generating player points. Gratuitous passing has become a hallmark of Elven team development.
Playing against a hurt elven team with only six or seven players is still daunting because of their ability to scoop the ball, dodge through the defense and score so easily. It establishes them as a passing threat and locks them as a ball movement capable team.
Like their racial counterparts, Dark Elven agility is the anchor of the team. With good coaching, they can become excellent players and compensate for their lack of strength and star players. ( The Dark Elven Blood Bowl game is balanced in speed and ball handling.
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