Frenzy and strength four is also a useful combination to have.

Ulfwereners can be slow to develop so starting with both of them gives them more chances to get SPP (usually via casualties or the MVP).

Being able to use multiple rerolls per turn under the latest rules makes them even more useful. Starting with a lot of them frees up a lot of funds to allow you to go heavy with rerolls. Drunkard will be a bit annoying but they are still decent players for their price. Norse Linemen are cheap, start with Block and are now slightly harder to remove from the pitch due to the addition of Thick Skull. Pick One: Either ‘Favoured of… (choose either: Chaos Undivided or Khorne)’ or ‘Old World Classic’ QTYĭodge, No Hands, Pick-me-up, Stunty, TitchyĬlaws, Disturbing Presence, Frenzy, Loner (4+), Unchannelled Fury They are slightly cheaper than Valkyries or Ulfwereners so starting with one might free up some funds to get you the options you want. They also start with Block so even adding them a bit later they have reasonable protection from the get go. The Berserkers have Frenzy which is nice, though so do the Ulfwereners. As they don’t start with Block or Dodge getting them skilled up asap is also going to be useful to their survival. Also the Valkyries give you some much needed speed and are better at handling the ball then the rest of the team. The Yhetee and Ulfwereners are slow to get skills on, so the more games they play the better. I personally would choose to take the Berserkers last. Whilst the Linemen and Boars are fairly cheap the rest of the team’s players are fairly expensive. The Linemen have had a buff and a nerf and the team now also can utilise a Beer Boar or two… The Throwers and Catchers / Runners have been done away with and replaced by a Valkyrie position. 2022 sees the Norse team have a bit of an update from the previously released version in the Teams of Legend document.

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