There is also Spike! Journal (named for the real like Spike Magazine most likely), which comes out alongside each team and provides the bulk of their lore and some paint scheme fun. These, plus some Blood Bowl White Dwarf articles, were later compiled into the The Inaugural Blood Bowl Almanac. These were essentially large magazines containing lore, artwork, and additional rules which were largely things from previous editions of the game being brought into the current one. There's also the two Death Zone books, which come in physical and digital forms. A phone app exists for the game which helps keep track of information for your team. The actual extra rules of the pitches will be down below.Įach team also has some expensive glittery dice with the team symbol for the 1, just as limited as the pitches. The Starter Set pitch has the Orc pitch on one side, and the Human one on the other. The other side of each pitch depicts the same field under worse conditions, such as rain or an invasion of ghosts. Unfortunately they are limited production, when the new pitch comes the old one is discontinued, so its good to keep an eye out for the team you want if it isn't already out because the secondary market isn't friendly for most of them. Games Workshop offers their products between their main website, additional products on Forgeworld, and through Miniatures Markets which may be a cheaper option than their main site.Īt any given time they have one pitch for sale, each two-sided and themed with one of the teams.
Do you have a desire for the community for sports, but only in the abstract due to your nerdy nature? Do you want to pretend you're a Longneckbeard by playing one of the classic tabletop games that has the distinction of changing the least throughout the years, to its great advantage? Do you like Gridiron Football, but your nation is the kind that almost exclusively prefers Football AKA Soccer and/or Hockey AKA MMA On Ice? Do you want to play a tabletop fantasy game, but only paint and collect a very small group that you won't have to add to ever again? Do you just find the idea of Orcs and Elves playing football while a Dwarf tries to run them over with a giant lawnmower and a Goblin cuts his own limbs off with a chainsaw so hilarious you just have to get in on it?ġ) Buy the starter set, which contains all your dice/templates/rules/manual plus the Orc and Human teams and pitch.Ģ) Buy that stuff separate online (its an old game, so between all the old/new there's plenty available), download the rules, then buy a pitch and team individually.
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