These cards grant game points (ranging from 1–2) as well as bonus plays. Other than scoring a touchdown (worth three points), the main goal is to try and claim a Challenge Card. Dugout Player – Reserve action: a player enters the board in their end zone.Each player can take the following actions depending on their status but players cannot repeat an action. The human and dwarf special players range from: Blitzer, Catcher, Thrower, Runner, and Troll Slayer.īlitz Bowl is made up of rounds and each coach (player) takes a turn that is made up of 3 actions divided amongst their team of 6 players. Each player card has move, throw, and armour save values with some players having a special ability. Challenge Cards are great multi-function cards that award points and actions if you can claim them.Įach team is made up of 6-positions: 3 lineman and 3 special players. The game comes with miniatures and player cards for a Human and a Dwarf team. Does playing a fantasy football-like game sound like fun? If so, then read on! Game Overview:īlitz Bowl: Season 2 is supposed to be like Blood Bowl minor leagues where owners are looking for their next star or body. This version pits 2 players using small teams and a faster style of gameplay. This brings us today’s review of the Blitz Bowl: Season 2 from Games Workshop. Over the years, I’ve tried to revive any Blood Bowl interest but due to the time commitment of playing a full season, I just didn’t have any luck getting it back to the table. Unfortunately, we all went separate ways and so did our time and money. My group and I were able to get a few seasons of league play under our belt before we graduated. It was not until 1988 with Blood Bowl: 2nd Edition that the gameplay became more streamlined and had cooler team minis. It had cardboard standees, and clunky, slow gameplay. The first sports game I ever played was the Blood Bowl: 1st Edition back in 1986.
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