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Blood Bowl Team Manager

4.50 (2 ratings)
Release Date October 2011
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Players 2 - 4
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  • Deckbuilding game based on the popular Blood Bowl franchise
  • Guide your favorite team in Gridiron-for-Goblinoids fun
  • The classic Sports Mayhem game taken to the next level!

When looking back over my personal gaming highlights, it's safe to say that the tongue-in-cheek football-meets-wargame Blood Bowl will dominate the end-of-season highlight reel. From the game in which my Treeman hurled a halfling for the game-winning touchdown with seconds on the clock, to the game in which my opponent Roger was so angry at perceived bad luck that he hurled an entire team of skeletons at the wall before storming off in a fit of pique, Blood Bowl is a game on which memories are made. For the army of hardcore fans, the eagerly anticipated release of Blood Bowl Team Manager has been long in coming, but this expert coupling of killer franchise and successful deckbuilding mechanic promises to bring out the closet team manager in us all. Blood Bowl has brought much fun to my life, and I've a feeling Blood Bowl Team Manager will do the same.

Age
14+
Play Time:
Long (60-120 min)
Blood bowl in less than an hour

Really gives you the feel of Blood Bowl the mini game without the long time involvement. Plays very differently 2 player vs 3 or 4.

Review posted on 31 October 2011
Toxziq

Blood Bowl captures the essence of the minis game, the fun of the genre, and the fun of a "deck building" game.

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Review posted on 25 October 2011
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Blood Bowl Bowls Us Over with Gen Con Appearance

So yesterday we shared the news that the long-awaited Blood Bowl Team Manager Card Game was finally on the way, allowing slavering hordes of fans to ratchet up the excitement one more notch. Gen Con always has its share of jaw-dropping moments - there's gigantic monsters, games you've never seen played before, walking trees the size of houses, and - yes - beautiful women who seem to have forgotten several items of clothing when they left home that morning.

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