For the rest, there’s Blood Bowl! Many Necromancers realise that warm dugouts are a lovely alternative to musty tombs and dank barrows, and therefore decide to assemble a team of players (quite literally). From haunted castles to sinister forests, undead creatures prowl the night and snatch unwary villagers from their beds. Shambling Undead Blood Bowl Team $54 Description
Blood Bowl rules for this team are available as a free PDF download in the tab on the right. Supplied with 12 25mm slotted round bases. It contains 12 metal miniatures, and includes 2 wights, 2 ghouls, 6 zombies, 1 flesh golem and 1 werewolf. This is a Blood Bowl team representing the Necromantic Horrors. Other Necromancers prefer a little more life in their team, buying the services of Werewolves with promises of fresh meat and stitching together hulking Flesh Golems from an assortment of cadavers.
Some Necromancers put their trust in the ancient dead, raising skeletons from mass graves and drawing lurching Mummies from their tombs to wreak havoc on opposing teams. Interestingly, a schism of sorts seems to have occurred, leading to two competing philosophies when it comes to raising an Undead team. For the rest, there’s Blood Bowl! Many Necromancers, proficient at corpse-raising and flesh-crafting but lacking a real plan for how best to use their skills, realise that warm dugouts are a lovely alternative to musty tombs and dank barrows, and therefore decide to assemble a team of players (quite literally). It contains 12 metal miniatures, and includes 4 Saurus warriors and 8 skinks. This is a Blood Bowl team representing the Lizardmen. Then there are the Kroxigor, reptilian monstrosities capable of felling an Ogre with a single blow. They are balanced out by Saurus, lesser in number and not as fast, but capable of dishing out some serious punishment. Whatever the story behind their involvement in the sport, they’ve definitely made an impact! Skinks are the most numerous players, highly agile and as quick as lightning.
But, whenever this comes up the historians just nod smugly, peer over their spectacles and say that this just goes to show how prescient Lizardmen are. This does seem a little hard to believe, especially as that would mean they were playing it centuries before an Orc called Mungk sat down for a rest and discovered a certain silver dome. If Blood Bowl historians are to be believed, Lizardmen have been playing the sport for over 8,000 years.
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