He may only become an asset if you can give Right Stuff to one of your catchers, making the pair a one-turn scoring machine. In offense, remind me his move ? Sure, you'll crack open almost any LoS, but a reasonable opponent will put expendable goons on the front line to be flown at all four winds, and keep its blockers and safeties safely out of reach of the treeman's righteous fury. In defence, he'll never be able to run after a Gutter Runner or Ghoul on the loose, and if he ever goes down, you'll see him more than once alone in the middle zone while action in anywhere else, with no hope to join in time. Sure he's a good asset for a LoS, but that's all. Believe me, your team rerolls will get burned very, very, very fast.įor Deeproot, I'd say no. Even a 2-dice your choice block is not sure with them, and a 2+ dodge will sooner or later fail. Are you sure you don't want to try HE ? Danger is, you begin with too much player without block nor dodge. Stepping aside a persistant bad luck curse, they are a difficult team to play with. Problem is, they cost a lot ! Try to get money-boosting cards (random events, then dirty tricks).Ībout your team, I tried the same one few times ago. Your problem will be to keep players alive long enough to buy your apothecary, and then only all your positional players (i.e the second Wardancer, then one thrower at least and your two catchers). Wood Elves (as all low-armored teams) are often seen as inadequate in a 'strong-arms' league. The motto is : keep your players far from brawls, they won't last in it for long. although I remember a Halfling team exploding the LoS of the Orc player not so long ago : one niggling injury and one MNM (miss next match). I agree with ianwilliams, you'll enjoy your third match.

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