Luck is luck but there is alot you can do to stack it in your favour.
Orcs are a bit 'mad' early on because other than their blitzers they have very few good starting skills (compared to say dorfs.block n tackle and their thick skulls negate orcy bash powah) Orcs are great mid TV 1300-1600 but get crucified high TV (once claw and other skills come in that negate their high AV and Str). Most starting builds for that team don't even have one ogre anyway due to the price of the other players.Each team has pro's and con's how you play them dictates how you take advantage of probability. And I assure you, access to two ogres is really not a great advantage since it costs so much for a team that already needs so much money, and anyway you shouldn't attribute too much value to big guys. I played in a league with a nobility human team. Their catchers are also very good, though they are pricey so it's ok. The biggest problem with that team is that they start with 4 block/guard positional. You have many players to buy before thinking to get a second ogre. They do seem like a high tier team, but they are very expansive. (I use this link because the facebook post was apparently deleted - I must add that I disagree completely with the analysis)Īs if the biggest problem with nobles was their two ogres, lol. Read all of the related reddits at once = Other GW Gamesīringing back the Specialist Games vibe, slowly:
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