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If Take Root were an on-pitch effect, are they good enough (IYO) with the free Chef and no Ogre (Treemen instead, obviously)?GalakStarscraper wrote:Bah ... just leave the team with their Ogres and use the new experimental rules for the Halfling Chef as a free member of the team. This is all they need.
I'm finding the team to be pretty good with this combo.
Galak
The best thing you can do to help Hobbitses is cream, white wine and a little basil over a low flame.Bookman wrote:If Take Root were an on-pitch effect, are they good enough (IYO) with the free Chef and no Ogre (Treemen instead, obviously)?GalakStarscraper wrote:Bah ... just leave the team with their Ogres and use the new experimental rules for the Halfling Chef as a free member of the team. This is all they need.
I'm finding the team to be pretty good with this combo.
Galak
Bookman
I was assuming a fair amount of tenderizing in advance!Bookman wrote:Halfling au Reisling? I disagree. They're tough little buggers and require slow cooking. Pit-roasted halfling? Now we're talking!ScottyBoneman wrote:The best thing you can do to help Hobbitses is cream, white wine and a little basil over a low flame.
On-Pitch Take Root and the free Chef and you still have a team that can compete IMO ... a challenge ... yes ... put definitely still compete.Bookman wrote:If Take Root were an on-pitch effect, are they good enough (IYO) with the free Chef and no Ogre (Treemen instead, obviously)?
Bookman
After seeing your results, I have to agree (although I'm not an especially good coach so I fear I won't have such success). But psychologically speaking, I would like to have something to differentiate my players, where the positions do it quite well, so it's not "just 14 flings" plus 2 BGs. Nevertheless, I remeber you writing to not attach to halflings since they are so fragile...GalakStarscraper wrote:On-Pitch Take Root and the free Chef and you still have a team that can compete IMO ... a challenge ... yes ... put definitely still compete.