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  1. THE QUARANTINED CREW PLAY HARD! FIGHT HARDER! The Pub Brawlers were never the kind of team you’d call “graceful” or “honorable.” In fact, if there was an award for the dirtiest team in the league, they’d have taken it home every season...... and then probably headbutted the guy who handed it to them. This was a team that lived for the grind, the grit, and most of all, the glorious sound of a referee’s whistle just before they pretended not to notice a boot “accidentally” connecting with an opponent’s head. But their luck and their devil-may-care attitude, finally ran out after a particularly filthy match against the Undead forces of "Werewolf? There wolf!". The Brawlers played it like they always did, with more fouls than clean plays, and by the time the final whistle blew, the pitch looked less like a sports field and more like a crime scene. They celebrated their victory the way they always did! By drinking themselves into oblivion and starting another brawl just for the fun of it. But something was different this time. It started innocuously enough. Cormac “Kingpin” McGuinness, the team’s sharp-tongued thrower and self-appointed ringleader, noticed a bit of a cough. “Nothing a swig of Bugman’s can’t fix,” he joked, though the laughter turned to hacking soon after. The others laughed along, until they, too, started to feel the effects, first, a bit of fatigue, then some strange spots, and before long, they were sweating more than usual, and it wasn’t just from the exertion of booting their opponents while the ref wasn’t looking. Paddy "The Pounder" O'Malley, who could normally take a hit from a runaway cart and walk it off, found himself wheezing after merely kicking the teeth out of a fallen opponent. Liam "The Lad" Gallagher’s usual banter became more labored, and Jack "Jumper" Murphy had less of a spring in his step. Even Sean "The Scrapper" McCarthy, the team's eternal optimist, couldn’t muster more than a groan when someone suggested “one more round” after the match. Something was very, very wrong. The Brawler Brigade, their loyal and equally foul-tempered fans, noticed the change, too. Their boys weren’t looking so good, and it wasn’t just because they’d been punched one too many times. Rumors of a strange sickness spread faster than the plague itself, and soon enough, the city watch in Altdorf got involved. They decided the only way to keep this potential outbreak under control was to quarantine the whole lot.... the Brawlers, the Brigade, and anyone unlucky enough to have shared a drink with them in the past week. The authorities weren’t taking any chances. The Pub Brawlers were carted off to a remote, festering fortress on the outskirts of the Empire, a place so wretched that even the plague rats refused to visit. The Brawlers grumbled at first, but they had no strength left to put up a fight. “Just another lousy excuse to keep us from the pitch,” grumbled Kevin "Knuckles" Sullivan as they were locked away. “This better not mess with our training schedule,” Cormac muttered, still stubbornly chewing on his bubblegum despite the greenish hue spreading across his skin. But the real twist in this tale wasn’t the quarantine.... it was what was happening behind the scenes. You see, the Pub Brawlers had attracted the attention of someone.... something...... much darker and far more dangerous than the city watch. Nurgle, the Chaos God of Decay and Pestilence, had been watching these scrappy fighters for the entire season 1, and he liked what he saw. Oh yes, the Brawlers’ penchant for dirty play, their love for stomping a downed opponent, their total disregard for the rules..... these were traits that spoke to Nurgle’s very essence. In their relentless fouling, he saw potential. Where others saw a team on the verge of collapse, Nurgle saw his newest, most entertaining playthings. As the weeks dragged on in that damp, dismal fortress, the Brawlers didn’t just grow sicker..... they began to change. The sickness wasn’t killing them! It was transforming them. Cormac “Kingpin” McGuinness, once sharp as a tack and twice as mean, found his body swelling with boils and pus, his mind clouded by visions of rot and ruin. But did he panic? Did he scream? No, Cormac chuckled, actually chuckled, as his skin split and oozed. “Well, lads,” he gurgled, his voice thick and wet, “looks like we’ve finally found a sponsor.” Paddy "The Pounder" O'Malley, Liam "The Lad" Gallagher, Jack "Jumper" Murphy, and Sean "The Scrapper" McCarthy, the muscle of the team, underwent similarly grotesque changes. Their once-powerful frames ballooned with bloated, pestilent flesh, their muscles hardening into something monstrous. Their usual brawling didn’t stop, of course; it just got messier. Blood, pus, and something that smelled distinctly of old cheese began to decorate the pitch whenever they took a swing. And the smell? Well, let’s just say that opposing teams needed more than just a strong stomach to face the Brawlers now, they needed a gas mask. Seamus "Slick" McDermott and Declan "Shady" O'Shea, the team’s fleet-footed catchers, found themselves undergoing a more “refined” transformation. Nurgle saw fit to bless them with horns, hoves, and more boils than could be counted. Their speed remained, as much as speed can remain when you are rotting from inside, but now it was accompanied by a terrifying ferocity. They didn’t just catch the ball, they tore it out of their opponents’ hands, sometimes taking a limb with it. Their once-clever minds became more animalistic, driven by an insatiable hunger for the hunt. And when they pounced? Well, let’s just say there wasn’t much left to catch afterward. As for the linemen, Mick "The Mauler" O'Doyle, Kevin "Knuckles" Sullivan, Keiran "Knockout" Murphy, Rory "Ironjaw" McDonagh, and Donal "Deadeye" Kavanagh, they became the walking definition of “too stubborn to die.” Their bodies, now riddled with rot, refused to quit. Where once they had fought for glory and gold, now they fought for the sheer joy of spreading Nurgle’s gifts to anyone foolish enough to come within arm’s reach. Their minds were reduced to little more than festering thoughts of disease and decay, but they retained just enough of their old selves to keep a wicked sense of humor. After all, why just beat your opponent when you can also give them a nice case of boils as a parting gift? Then there was Tommy "The Tank" Byrne. The Ogre had always been the Brawlers’ secret weapon, a towering brute who could crush skulls with a flick of his wrist. But under Nurgle’s touch, Tommy became something far worse. His already massive body twisted and grew, mutating into a nightmarish Rotspawn, a hideous creature of tentacles, fangs, and festering flesh. His brain, never the sharpest tool in the shed, was now completely given over to Nurgle’s will. Tommy was a beast of pure instinct, driven by a single purpose: to crush, infect, and destroy. But even in his monstrous form, Tommy retained a certain charm. “Tommy smash!” he’d bellow with glee as he pulverized another opponent into the dirt, completely oblivious to the horror he’d become. Months passed, and when the authorities finally deemed it “safe” to open the gates of the fortress, they expected to find a weakened, broken team....... if they would find anyone at all. Instead, they were greeted by "The Quarantined Crew" A grotesque parody of the once-proud Pub Brawlers. Their bodies were bloated and rotting, their minds twisted into something dark and feral, but their spirit? Oh, their spirit was more alive than ever. They didn’t just survive the quarantine................... they thrived in it! So here’s to The Quarantined Crew, the dirtiest, nastiest, most foul team to ever grace the Blood Bowl pitch. They fought dirty, they died dirty, and now they play dirtier than ever. Opponents beware! They’re not here just to win. They’re here to make sure you’ll never be clean again.
  2. Welcome to the brewery my dear customers. Here, you can follow the legendary moments of the most famous nurgle brewmasters. Every team member is specially talented in handling a specific type of flavour or ingredient. However we are a bit late for the introduction, let's meet them. Staff members: - Tarragon's Promise (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 2; Stand Firm] - Tomato Trip (Nurgle Warrior) [Lvl 6; Block, Guard, Stand Firm, Mighty Blow, Claw] - Peach Push (Nurgle Warrior) [Lvl 6; Block, Guard, Stand Firm, Mighty Blow, Claw] - Finish with Blackcurrant (Nurgle Warrior) [Lvl 6; +1 ST, Block, Tentacles, Stand Firm, Guard; -2 MA] - Salty Addons (Pestigor) [Lvl 7; Block, Sure Hands, Extra Arms, +1 MA, Two Heads, Kick-Off Return; +2 Niggling injury] - Beetroot-bearer (Pestigor) [Lvl 6; Block, Tackle, Mighty Blow, Claw, Juggernaut; -1 MA] - Curry King (Pestigor) [Lvl 5; Wrestle, Tackle, Two Heads, Strip Ball; -1 MA] - Peculiar Poppy Seed (Pestigor) [Lvl 4; Block, Tackle, Mighty Blow] - Raisins Rise (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Wrestle] Devoted customers: - Nug (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Wrestle] - Tyuaine (Rotter) Retired members: - Mad Cherry (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 4; Stand Firm, Guard, Grab; 47/51 SPP] in S26 (sixth season) died during MD2 (played fourty-six games) - Raspberry's Revenge (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 3; Stand Firm, Guard; +2 Niggling injury; 24/31 SPP] in S29 (nineth season) retired after MD7 (played twenty-nine games) - D(r)ied Cranberry (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 3; Stand Firm, Guard; -1 AV; 22/31 SPP] in S32 (twelveth season) retired after MD2 (played twenty-two games) - Strawberry Smash (Nurgle Warrior) [4/6 SPP] in S22 (second season) died during MD5 (played fourteen games) - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior) [Lvl 6; Block, Dodge, Guard, Stand Firm, +1 AV; -1 MA, -1 AV; 97/176 SPP] in S33 (thirteenth season) died during MD9 (played a hundred and nine games) - Orange Peel Infuse (Pestigor) [-1 MA] in S21 (first season) retired after MD4 (played a game) - Fantastically Fun Figs (Pestigor) [-1 AV] in S22 (second season) retired after MD1 (played two games) - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor) [Lvl 3; Block, Mighty Blow; 24/31 SPP] in S24 (fourth season) died during MD1 (played twenty-one games) - Catchy Coriander (Pestigor) [Lvl 2; Claw; -1 AG; 6/16 SPP] in S25 (fifth season) retired after MD1 (played nine games) - Yummy Yoghurt Taste (Pestigor) [Lvl 5; Dodge, Wrestle, Tackle, Strip Ball; -1 ST; 53/76 SPP] in S27 (seventh season) retired after MD3 (played fourty-nine games) - Onion Overdose (Pestigor) [Lvl 3; Mighty Blow, Claw; 30/31 SPP] in S27 (seventh season) died during MD6 (played twenty-one games) - Chocolate Chunk (Pestigor) [Lvl 2; Wrestle; 11/16 SPP] in S27 (seventh season) died during MD8 (played four games) - Earl Grey Dipping (Pestigor) [Lvl 5; Block, Tackle, Mighty Blow, Claw; 70/76 SPP] in S28 (eighth season) died during MD2 (played fifty-one games) - Carrot Cake Caretaker (Pestigor) [Lvl 4; +1 ST, +1 AG, Dodge; -1 ST; 40/51 SPP] in S30 (tenth season) retired after MD1 (played sixteen games) - Beast of Juniper Berries (Pestigor) in S30 (tenth season) died during MD3 (played two games) - Refined Pastry Touch (Rotter) [-1 AG] in S21 (first season) retired after MD3 (played two games) - Hendo (Rotter) in S21 (first season) retired after MD5 (played four games) - That Clear Water (Rotter) in S21 (first season) retired after MD6 (played six games) - Cheesecake Feeling (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Kick; -1 ST; 10/16 SPP] in S22 (second season) retired after MD1 (played ten games) - Extra Coffee Flavour (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Wrestle; Niggling injury; 7/16 SPP] in S22 (second season) died during MD3 (played ten games) - Some Passion Fruit (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Block; -1 ST; 7/16 SPP] in S22 (second season) retired after MD6 (played fourteen games) - Lemon Cure (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Wrestle; -1 AV; 10/16 SPP] in S22 (second season) retired after MD8 (played six games) - Cucumber Craft (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Wrestle; -1 ST; 8/16 SPP] in S23 (third season) retired after MD2 (played three games) - Papaya Pick (Rotter) in S23 (third season) died during MD5 (played eleven games) - Pine Time (Rotter) in S23 (third season) retired after MD6 (played four games) - Unexpected Malt (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Dirty Player, Kick; -1 AV; 19/31 SPP] in S23 (third season) retired after MD7 (played twenty-five games) - Approved Apple (Rotter) [-1 MA, -1 AG; 5/6 SPP] in S24 (fourth season) retired after MD4 (played thirteen games) - River Styxx (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Guard, Block; -1 AV; 16/31 SPP] in S24 (fourth season) retired after MD7 (played nine games) - OUCH (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Dirty Player; Niggling injury; 7/16 SPP] in S24 (fourth season) retired after MD7 (played six games) - Coke Catastrophe (Rotter) in S24 (fourth season) died during MD9 (played four games) - Pineapple Express (Rotter) [-1 AV, Niggling injury] in S24 (fourth season) retired after MD9 (played two games) - Eduardo Benavente (Rotter) [-1 AV] in S24 (fourth season) retired after MD9 (played three games) - Pear Peak (Rotter) [5/6 SPP] in S25 (fifth season) died during MD2 (played two games) - Biggest Basil (Rotter) [-1 AV] in S25 (fifth season) retired after MD5 (played two games) - Dieter Schmeidehammer (Rotter) in S25 (fifth season) retired after MD7 (played seven games) - Magnificent Mint (Rotter) [-1 ST] in S26 (sixth season) retired after MD2 (played eleven games) - Blitzer Bouillon! (Rotter) in S26 (sixth season) retired after MD2 (played zero games) - Slaan Sushi! (Rotter) in S27 (seventh season) retired after MD1 (played six games) - Jamie Hyneman (Rotter) in S27 (seventh season) retired after MD2 (played zero games) - Generous Garlic (Rotter) [5/6 SPP] in S27 (seventh season) died during MD3 (played three games) - Apricot Avenger (Rotter) in S27 (seventh season) died during MD4 (played one game) - Banana Boost (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Dirty Player, Wrestle; -1 AG, -1 ST, Niggling injury; 24/31 SPP] in S27 (seventh season) retired after MD7 (played thirty-four games) - Mango Maximus (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Block; 13/16 SPP] in S28 (eighth season) died during MD1 (played five games) - Pacifist Plum (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Wrestle; -1 ST; 10/16 SPP] in S28 (eighth season) retired after MD2 (played twenty games) - Cool Kiwi (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Guard, Block; 17/31 SPP] in S28 (eighth season) died during MD6 (played twenty-four games) - Maple Syrup Magnet (Rotter) [-1 MA] in S28 (eighth season) retired after MD6 (played four games) - Sugar Daddy (Rotter) in S28 (eighth season) died during MD8 (played five games) - Pomegranate Poll (Rotter) [-1 AV] in S28 (eighth season) retired after MD8 (played three games) - Vanilla Value (Rotter) [-1 MA, -1 ST, -1 AG] in S28 (eighth season) retired after MD8 (played three games) - Peanut Pope (Rotter) [Niggling injury] in S28 (eighth season) retired after MD9 (played two games) - Wheat Flakes Forever (Rotter) [Niggling injury] in S29 (nineth season) retired after MD2 (played two games) - Caramel Crunch (Rotter) in S29 (nineth season) died during MD3 (played five games) - Phoebe Bridgers (Rotter) in S29 (nineth season) retired after MD8 (played four games) - Marshmallow Monster (Rotter) [-1 MA, -1 AV] in S29 (nineth season) retired after MD9 (played six games) - Oatmeal Okay (Rotter) [5/6 SPP] in S30 (tenth season) died during MD4 (played ten games) - Hawthorn Heap (Rotter) [+2 Niggling injury] in S30 (tenth season) retired after MD5 (played eight games) - The Great Ginger (Rotter) [-1 MA] in S30 (tenth season) retired after MD5 (played two games) - Tonka Beans Tactics (Rotter) [-1 MA] in S30 (tenth season) retired after MD5 (played one game) - Coconut Nuts (Rotter) in S30 (tenth season) died during MD6 (played one game) - Blackberry Blues (Rotter) in S30 (tenth season) died during MD7 (played two games) - Magnus Carlsen (Rotter) in S31 (eleventh season) retired after MD1 (played zero games) - Viswanathan Anand (Rotter) in S31 (eleventh season) retired after MD1 (played zero games) - Benjamin 'Bumpy' Bunny (Rotter) in S31 (eleventh season) retired after MD5 (played zero games) - Sea Thorn Towers (Rotter) in S31 (eleventh season) retired after MD5 (played one game) - Saul Goodman jr. (Rotter) in S31 (eleventh season) retired after MD7 (played zero games) - Faebellaien Ealalond (Rotter) in S31 (eleventh season) died during MD9 (played eleven games) - Missed Maracuya (Rotter) [3/6 SPP] in S32 (twelveth season) died during MD1 (played nineteen games) - Sthanee (Rotter) [5/6 SPP] in S32 (twelveth season) died during MD2 (played one game) - Cromelwa Light Step (Rotter) in S32 (twelveth season) retired after MD3 (played zero games) - idhar Lassraielen (Rotter) in S32 (twelveth season) retired after MD3 (played zero games) - Oi (Rotter) [2/6 SPP] in S32 (twelveth season) died during MD5 (played sixteen games) - Black Elderberry Boys (Rotter) in S32 (twelveth season) died during MD9 (played two games) - Season Twelve (Rotter) in S33 (thirteenth season) died during MD1 (played nine games) - Grapefruit Gang (Rotter) [-1 ST] in S33 (thirteenth season) retired after MD6 (played four games) - Mandarin Movement (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Guard, Block; 20/31 SPP] in S33 (thirteenth season) died during MD9 (played fourty-two games) So the team consist of a Beast of Nurgle, 3 Nurgle Warriors, a Pestigor and 6 Rotters at start and collected 3 team re-rolls though we don't know how to use them to make fruity, salty, sour beers but that's just how it goes. Now these items are hanged on the wall in our shop where our clients could watch them for eternity. Leaderboards: 1.) Top scorers: - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 52 touchdowns - Yummy Yoghurt Taste (Pestigor): 10 touchdowns - Carrot Cake Caretaker (Pestigor): 9 touchdowns - Peculiar Poppy Seed (Pestigor): 9 touchdowns - Beetroot-bearer (Pestigor): 7 touchdowns (one adminned) - Earl Grey Dipping (Pestigor): 6 touchdowns (one adminned) - Curry King (Pestigor): 6 touchdowns (one adminned) - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor): 5 touchdowns - Onion Overdose (Pestigor): 3 touchdowns - Catchy Coriander (Pestigor): 2 touchdowns - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior): 2 touchdowns - Tomato Trip (Nurgle Warrior): 2 touchdowns (two adminned) - Finish with Blackcurrant (Nurgle Warrior): 2 touchdowns (one adminned) - Cucumber Craft (Rotter): 1 touchdown - Peach Push (Nurgle Warrior): 1 touchdown - Banana Boost (Rotter): 1 touchdown (one adminned) - Mango Maximus (Rotter): 1 touchdown (one adminned) - Mandarin Movement (Rotter): 1 touchdown - Missed Maracuya (Rotter): 1 touchdown 2.) Fearsome attackers: - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 3 touchdowns in a game - Yummy Yoghurt Taste (Pestigor): 2 touchdowns in a game - Carrot Cake Caretaker (Pestigor): 2 touchdowns in a game - Peculiar Poppy Seed (Pestigor): 2 touchdowns in a game 3.) Top playmakers: - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 2 assists and 24 handoffs - Yummy Yoghurt Taste (Pestigor): 1 handoff - Oi (Rotter): 1 handoff 4.) Top killers: - Tomato Trip (Nurgle Warrior): 4 homicides - Peach Push (Nurgle Warrior): 4 homicides - Beetroot-bearer (Pestigor): 4 homicides - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 2 homicides - Finish with Blackcurrant (Nurgle Warrior): 2 homicides - Unexpected Malt (Rotter): 1 homicide - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor): 1 homicide - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior): 1 homicide - Banana Boost (Rotter): 1 homicide - Pacifist Plum (Rotter): 1 homicide - Onion Overdose (Pestigor): 1 homicide - Oi (Rotter): 1 homicide - Tarragon's Promise (Beast of Nurgle): 1 homicide 5.) Top recruiters: - Peach Push (Nurgle Warrior): 4 devoted customers - Beetroot-bearer (Pestigor): 4 devoted customers - Tomato Trip (Nurgle Warrior): 3 devoted customers - Unexpected Malt (Rotter): 1 devoted customer - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 1 devoted customer - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor): 1 devoted customer - Blueberry Buddies w(Nurgle Warrior): 1 devoted customer - Banana Boost (Rotter): 1 devoted customer - Pacifist Plum (Rotter): 1 devoted customer - Onion Overdose (Pestigor): 1 devoted customer - Oi (Rotter): 1 devoted customer - Finish with Blackcurrant (Nurgle Warrior): 1 devoted customer 6.) Fan service - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 2 crowd surfs - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor): 2 crowd surfs - Finish with Blackcurrant (Nurgle Warrior): 2 crowd surfs - Tomato Trip (Nurgle Warrior): 2 crowd surfs - Cheesecake Feeling (Rotter): 1 crowd surf - Some Passion Fruit (Rotter): 1 crowd surf - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior): 1 crowd surf - Unexpected Malt (Rotter): 1 crowd surf - Yummy Yoghurt Taste (Pestigor): 1 crowd surf - Carrot Cake Caretaker (Pestigor): 1 crowd surf - Curry King (Pestigor): 1 crowd surf - Marshmallow Monster (Rotter): 1 crowd surf - Beetroot-bearer (Pestigor): 1 crowd surf - Coconut Nuts (Rotter): 1 crowd surf 7.) Those who cheat death: - Peach Push (Nurgle Warrior): 3 death regenerations - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior): 3 death regenerations - Carrot Cake Caretaker (Pestigor): 2 death regenerations - Finish with Blackcurrant (Nurgle Warrior): 1 death regeneration - Strawberry Smash (Nurgle Warrior): 1 death regeneration - Mad Cherry (Beast of Nurgle): 1 death regeneration - Earl Grey Dipping (Pestigor): 1 death regeneration - Onion Overdose (Pestigor): 1 death regeneration - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 1 death regeneration - Raspberry's Revenge (Beast of Nurgle): 1 death regeneration - Curry King (Pestigor): 1 death regeneration - Tarragon's Promise (Beast of Nurgle): 1 death regeneration 8.) Those who really died: - Extra Coffee Flavour (Rotter) - Strawberry Smash (Nurgle Warrior) - Papaya Pick (Rotter) - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor) - Coke Catastrophe (Rotter) - Pear Peak (Rotter) - Mad Cherry (Beast of Nurgle) - Generous Garlic (Rotter) - Apricot Avenger (Rotter) - Onion Overdose (Pestigor) - Chocolate Chunk (Pestigor) - Mango Maximus (Rotter) - Earl Grey Dipping (Pestigor) - Matthias the Decayed (loner Rotter) - Cool Kiwi (Rotter) - Sugar Daddy (Rotter) - Caramel Crunch (Rotter) - Beast of Juniper Berries (Pestigor) - Oatmeal Okay (Rotter) - Coconut Nuts (Rotter) - Blackberry Blues (Rotter) - Faebellaien Ealalond (Rotter) - Missed Maracuya (Rotter) - Sthanee (Rotter) - Oi (Rotter) - Black Elderberry Boys (Rotter) - Season Twelve (Rotter) - Mandarin Movement (Rotter) - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior) 9.) As simple as that: Sum: 65/130 regeneration (Death: 17/25; Stat bust: 5/21; MNG: 11/22; BH: 32/62) - Peach Push (Nurgle Warrior): 11/15 regeneration (Death: 3/3; Stat bust: 2/2; MNG: 2/3; BH: 4/7) - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior): 9/13 regeneration (Death: 3/4; Stat bust: 0/2; MNG: 0; BH: 6/7) - Carrot Cake Caretaker (Pestigor): 4/5 regeneration (Death: 2/2; Stat bust: 1/2; MNG: 0; BH: 1/1) - Tarragon's Promise (Beast of Nurgle): 3/3 regeneration (Death: 1/1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 2/2) - Curry King (Pestigor): 5/12 regeneration (Death: 1/1; Stat bust: 1/2; MNG: 1/3; BH: 2/6) - Finish with Blackcurrant (Nurgle Warrior): 5/10 regeneration (Death: 1/1; Stat bust: 0/2; MNG: 2/3; BH: 2/4) - Salty Addons (Pestigor): 8/17 regeneration (Death: 1/1; Stat bust: 0/2; MNG: 2/3; BH: 5/11) - Raspberry's Revenge (Beast of Nurgle): 1/4 regeneration (Death: 1/1; Stat bust: 0/2; MNG: 0; BH: 0/1) - Mad Cherry (Beast of Nurgle): 3/5 regeneration (Death: 1/2; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 2/2; BH: 0/1) - Strawberry Smash (Nurgle Warrior): 1/2 regeneration (Death: 1/2; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 0) - Earl Grey Dipping (Pestigor): 4/9 regeneration (Death: 1/2; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0/2; BH: 3/5) - Onion Overdose (Pestigor): 2/6 regeneration (Death: 1/2; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0/1; BH: 1/3) - Peculiar Poppy Seed (Pestigor): 1/3 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1/1; MNG: 0; BH: 0/2) - Tomato Trip (Nurgle Warrior): 2/3 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0/1; BH: 2/2) - Beetroot-bearer (Pestigor): 2/4 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0/1; MNG: 1/1; BH: 1/2) - Catchy Coriander (Pestigor): 1/2 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0/1; MNG: 1/1; BH: 0) - D(r)ied Cranberry (Beast of Nurgle): 1/2 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0/1; MNG: 0; BH: 1/1) - Orange Peel Infuse (Pestigor): 0/1 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0/1; MNG: 0; BH: 0) - Fantastically Fun Figs (Pestigor): 0/1 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0/1; MNG: 0; BH: 0) - Yummy Yoghurt Taste (Pestigor): 1/6 regeneration (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0/1; MNG: 0/1; BH: 1/4) - Chocolate Chunk (Pestigor): 1/2 regeneration (Death: 0/1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1/1) - Beast of Juniper Berries (Pestigor): 0/1 regeneration (Death: 0/1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 0) - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor): 0/4 regeneration (Death: 0/1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0/1; BH: 0/2) 10.) A rotter's duty: Average rotter life (calculated till S32 MD8): 8-9 games (7,7308 with TV retirement or 8,2222 without TV retirement) SPP loss on rotters: 178 (on 41 rotters not calculating the 7 TV retirement and the 8 zero games played ones) Sum: 176 injuries (Death: 22; Stat bust: 35; MNG: 34; BH: 85) - Mandarin Movement (Rotter): 18 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 2; BH: 15) - Faebellaien Ealalond (Rotter): 8 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 7) - Banana Boost (Rotter): 8 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 3; MNG: 2; BH: 3) - Pacifist Plum (Rotter): 8 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 3; BH: 4) - Extra Coffee Flavour (Rotter): 6 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 2; BH: 2) - Season Twelve (Rotter): 6 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 1; BH: 4) - Vanilla Value (Rotter): 6 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 3; MNG: 1; BH: 2) - Maple Syrup Magnet (Rotter): 6 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 4) - Nug (Rotter): 6 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 1; BH: 5) - Oatmeal Okay (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 1) - Sugar Daddy (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 2; BH: 1) - Cool Kiwi (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 1; BH: 2) - Oi (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 1; BH: 2) - Coke Catastrophe (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 3) - Marshmallow Monster (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 2; MNG: 2; BH: 0) - Approved Apple (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 2; MNG: 1; BH: 1) - Some Passion Fruit (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 2; BH: 1) - Biggest Basil (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 2; BH: 1) - Lemon Cure (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 2) - River Styxx (Rotter): 4 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 2) - Matthias the Decayed (loner Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 2; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 0) - Sthanee (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 1; BH: 0) - Papaya Pick (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Pear Peak (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Generous Garlic (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Apricot Avenger (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Mango Maximus (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Caramel Crunch (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Coconut Nuts (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Blackberry Blues (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Missed Maracuya (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Black Elderberry Boys (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 1; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Pineapple Express (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 2; MNG: 0; BH: 0) - Hawthorn Heap (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 2; MNG: 0; BH: 0) - Refined Pastry Touch (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 0) - OUCH (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 0) - Grapefruit Gang (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 0) - Peanut Pope (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 1; BH: 0) - Cheesecake Feeling (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Cucumber Craft (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Unexpected Malt (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Eduardo Benavente (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Magnificent Mint (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Pomegranate Poll (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Wheat Flakes Forever (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - The Great Ginger (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Tonka Beans Tactics (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 1; MNG: 0; BH: 1) - Phoebe Bridgers (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 1; BH: 1) - Tyuaine (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 1; BH: 1) - That Clear Water (Rotter): 2 injuries (Death: 0; Stat bust: 0; MNG: 0; BH: 2) 11.) Hall of Fame: - Blueberry Buddies (Nurgle Warrior) [Lvl 6; Block, Dodge, Guard, Stand Firm, +1 AV; -1 MA, -1 AV; 97/176 SPP] played a hundred and nine games - Earl Grey Dipping (Pestigor) [Lvl 5; Block, Tackle, Mighty Blow, Claw; 70/76 SPP] played fifty-one games - Yummy Yoghurt Taste (Pestigor) [Lvl 5; Dodge, Wrestle, Tackle, Strip Ball; -1 ST; 53/76 SPP] played fourty-nine games - Mad Cherry (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 4; Stand Firm, Guard, Grab; 47/51 SPP] played fourty-six games - Mandarin Movement (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Guard, Block; 20/31 SPP] played played fourty-two games - Banana Boost (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Dirty Player, Wrestle; -1 AG, -1 ST, Niggling injury; 24/31 SPP] played thirty-four games - Raspberry's Revenge (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 3; Stand Firm, Guard; +2 Niggling injury; 24/31 SPP] played twenty-nine games - Unexpected Malt (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Dirty Player, Kick; -1 AV; 19/31 SPP] played twenty-five games - Cool Kiwi (Rotter) [Lvl 3; Guard, Block; 17/31 SPP] played twenty-four games - D(r)ied Cranberry (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 3; Stand Firm, Guard; -1 AV; 22/31 SPP] played twenty-two games - Usual Random Hops (Pestigor) [Lvl 3; Block, Mighty Blow; 24/31 SPP] played twenty-one games - Onion Overdose (Pestigor) [Lvl 3; Mighty Blow, Claw; 30/31 SPP] played twenty-one games - Pacifist Plum (Rotter) [Lvl 2; Wrestle; -1 ST; 10/16 SPP] played twenty games 12.) Our Heroes: Salty Addons Beetroot-bearer Tomato Trip Peach Push Finish with Blackcurrant Blueberry Buddies (Dead) Seasonal overview: 1.) S21 - Tier 6 (Division 6B): 5W - 2D - 2L earned a third place (103 SPP). 2.) S22 - Tier 4 (Division 4C): 2W - 3D - 4L earned an eighth place (83 SPP). 3.) S23 - Tier 4 (Division 4C): 7W - 0D - 2L earned a second place (125 SPP). 4.) S24 - Tier 3 (Division 3A): 4W - 3D - 2L earned a fifth place (109 SPP). 5.) S25 - Tier 2 (Division 2C): 2W - 5D - 2L earned a sixth place (82 SPP). 6.) S26 - Tier 2 (Division 2C): 1W - 3D - 5L earned a tenth place (91 SPP). 7.) S27 - Tier 3 (Division 3B): 4W - 3D - 2L earned a third place (100 SPP). 8.) S28 - Tier 2 (Division 2A): 2W - 4D - 3L earned a eighth place (92 SPP). 9.) S29 - Tier 3 (Division 3B): 4W - 4D - 1L earned a first place (111 SPP). 10.) S30 - Tier 2 (Division 2B): 4W - 4D - 1L earned a first place (125 SPP). 11.) S31 - Tier 2 (Division 2A): 6W - 2D - 1L earned a first place (143 SPP). 12.) S32 - Tier 1 (Division 1A): 5W - 2D - 2L earned a third place (111 SPP). 13.) S33 - Tier 1 (Championship): 2W - 4D - 3L earned a seventh place (123 SPP). The winners: 1.) S29 - Tier 3 Also contributed during the season: - Raspberry's Revenge (Beast of Nurgle) [Lvl 3; Stand Firm, Guard; +2 Niggling injury; 24/31 SPP] - Wheat Flakes Forever (Rotter) [Niggling injury] - Caramel Crunch (Rotter) [Dead] - Phoebe Bridgers (Rotter) 2.) S30 - Tier 2 Also contributed during the season: - Carrot Cake Caretaker (Pestigor) [Lvl 4; +1 ST, +1 AG, Dodge; -1 ST; 40/51 SPP] - Beast of Juniper Berries (Pestigor) [Dead] - Oatmeal Okay (Rotter) [Dead; 5/6 SPP] - Hawthorn Heap (Rotter) [+2 Niggling injury] - The Great Ginger (Rotter) [-1 MA] - Tonka Beans Tactics (Rotter) [-1 MA] - Coconut Nuts (Rotter) [Dead] - Blackberry Blues (Rotter) [Dead] 3.) S31 - Tier 2 Also contributed during the season: - Sea Thorn Towers (Rotter) - Faebellaien Ealalond (Rotter) [Dead]
  3. The Sour on Top team blog goes live (or semi-live with rewatchable videos)! P.S.: The content and style could change during seasons. Twitch: Tallaseksut's twitch channel Youtube: Tallaseksut's youtube channel
  4. Hi All. Im in a pickle. I play Nurgle, Nufflers of the past 3a. My dedicated ballcarier. block, dodge, surehands, strong-arm, extra arms. just got a - move. Hes still really strong but its a fcking bummer that he mises the 1 move. I have another goat(the surfing goat) with ag+ but then Frenzy and block. He is about to have a level up. Dont know yet what the roll will be as match is awating confirmation. So my considerations. Should i fire the super slowgoat and give the ag goat surehands? Should i just accept that i have an even slower team. Should i fire the superslow goat and try to make a new balcarier and give my surfinggoat mb. I really dont like the frenzy on the ball carrier, and im realy sad to loose blodge on the ballcarier. But if i am to take a new goat it should be now, before i start in an even harder leauge next seson. as i lokks lik i will if nuffel allows it. Praise Nuffle. Hauptmann
  5. Not directly related to the OCC format, but directly related to Nurgle. So getting back into the tabletop tournament community (NAF and all), and the physical location I'm in typically has the "1100 TV with 6 free non doubles skills, one per player, must have 11 players before Stars" format (the other main format I know is a 1k team and 200k for skills and extra stuff). They are "lower tier", but I REALLY like playing Nurgle (in all GW games), and while going 0-3 to start a 2 day event isn't so fun, playing a team I like really is :) So the first thing the internet said, was "Here's the lineup you need, and you'll do badly" (Beast, 4 Warriors, 2 Pestigors, fill out with rotters, 2 rerolls). And yes, that looks like it won't quite do so well in a tournament (as low TV Nurgle has some hiccups vs the usual suspects). But then why is it felt that you NEED that build? Knowing something is bad, doesn't mean "well you're supposed to do bad" just to prove the narrative that you read someone else say. Anyway, so trying to put some lineups together. Initial thoughts: 1) 2 Rotter > 1 Pestigor (due to the cost, having +1 MA and horns is not worth an extra body on an expensive team, and Decay is a moot negative skill in tourneys) 2) 4 Warriors is kind of necessary (expensive, but they bring a 4 Str and 2 skills each to the table. With limited skills to gain every skill helps) 3) The 2 most important skills to get are Block and Extra Arms (there's an argument of Sure Hands vs Extra Arms, I'm on the XA side of it personally) 4) The 4 warriors should probably get block, which leaves only 2 rotters getting other "necessary" skills (XA, Block, Wrestle, maybe more FA, blah) 5) Star players are undervalued in tournaments, because people are not familiar with having them on their team. With 5 in mind specifically, there's a new Star player Bulla. A 230k Pestigor with Block, Extra arms, 2 Heads, Foul Appearance, and Stab (STAB!). Would require dropping the beast (which if he had wild animal would be different, but Really Stupid is a liability at times). But gives me 2 of the skills I am looking for anyway. So not a finalized roster, but any thoughts on this (especially on what to give the rotters). Bulla 4 Warriors (with block) 2 Rotters (skill ???) 5 Rotters no skill 2 rerolls I've tested that against my Amazon team a few times and always results in a 1-1 draw. Also had a 1-1 draw vs Skaven. Draws are like kissing your sister, except without all the fun. (only child). Any advice on how to change things up would be appreciated.
  6. Hello folks, after several seasons with Dark Elves I am starting to be a bit tired of having my squishies die horribly, and the gameplay is getting trite, so I was considering a change of pace. Nothing seems as far from Elves as Nurgle, and I am starting to entertain the idea of rerolling to them next season. So, I would be grateful to anyone having experience with Nurgle pointing out possible downfalls that I may not be aware of. The downfalls i see in Nurgle: - Very slow movement. - Warriors very slow to develop. - Hardies die just as horribly as squishies, but are harder to replace. - No gameplay variation from match to match. i.e., you play the same game over and over. - One failed pickup can lose you the game. - Do not get attached to rottens. Anything to add? Thanks in advance!
  7. Not sure I've seen this reported anywhere else, not easy to replicate. Just seeing if anyone else has had this, and if its a known issue. Nurgle's Rot, "When this player kills another player during a block, blitz, or foul action". This is not triggering for when an opponent is taking a "blitz or block action" and rolls a skull result and dies. Maybe there's an FAQ entry somewhere stating its supposed to be worded "when this player takes a block, blitz, or foul action and kills another player", and as we're in BB2016 rules everywhere else, maybe it'll never bother being updated. But an opponent taking a blitz action is still "during a blitz action" is it not? Not sure if anyone else has seen this occur (an opponent rolling skull and dying isn't often). Replicated this in single player vs humans. It triggered after a reroll was used on a GFI blitz action, not sure if that caused it, or if this is "working as intended" and opponents walking into skulls is supposed to be safe
  8. Hi, My team is 3 games old (my entire Nurgle experience - other than 7 turns mm, my oppo dc`d) & first rotter has levelled, 5+6. Should i take +ag to make a ball carrier? Only 2 rr`s at present though 120k in bank, intending to get 3rd asap. My block pest has been carrying, though it does feel wasted when he does, as i have no other block/wrestle player for blitzing.
  9. Hi all, Curious about Nurgle? Don't be!
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