June 2013

24 in 10!

Firebreather reflects on 24 races in 10 years… So its 2002 and my work office has just had this new fangled tech installed … the Internet! The Boss asks me to familiarise myself with how it works by spending some time doing searches, now from memory the web was a very different place back then …

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Tilean Cup

Jamsus attended the Tilean Cup in Italy in May 2013 Once upon a time there was Blood Bowl.  But what can i know about Blood Bowl, that I play it for less than a year? I dont know, but on Sunday, May 19, I travelled to the Tilean Team Cup to substitute for a sick …

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NATC Report

North America Team Championship 2013 – a report by Wedge22 of Thunderbowl The first day of the Tournament the sun came out with force, at least 35°C, luckily the Hotel was just over the road from HRH and was nicely air conditioned and we had a lot of space in the room, although not enough …

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Albion Rules

Originally posted by Darkson, to adapt the Blood Bowl rules to allow for Albion’s particular climate! Albion Rules Bloodbowl by Darkson Weather (will it will rain or pour?) Roll 2D6:- 2 : Gales – No long bombs or Hail Mary passes. -1 to all throwing attempts. Ball scatters D3+3 squares on an inaccurate pass. Kick-off …

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NAF Fluff Facts

More glorious nonsense from Narkotik in 2003: NAF Facts: The Fabulous Furry Ferrets, like any other Skaven team, are very difficult to please during visiting games: Their locker room is not allowed any water sources, such as showers, no illumination beyond dim cellar lights, and the food has to have rotted for at least 7 …

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Did You Know?

From the old website, here’s a great Did You Know by Narkotic in 2003: Did You Know? Most NAF teams are short on cash due to their horrendous spending on Star Players, secret weapons and bribed Refs. To balance their budget, some Coaches take desperate measures that may bring fresh money into their coffer but …

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