If they mark you then they are giving up so many more hits against them. I don't understand, you can blitz once every turn no matter what defense they are playing. You might not stop the score, but if you force him to score early, this is already not half bad. Marking players is surely not ideal either but if done properly it puts a lot of pressure on the opponent to make a run for it.
If I am unlucky with my blitzes, then the defence will work, but how unlucky will i get with tackle clawpomb+foul for 8 turns? I am just speaking from the chorf (or technically any other bash team) side - I like when opponent columns up before me, as I can take my one blitz, hopefully take someone down and foul him if he is still twitching.
Originally posted by Hairy Coo:Well dorfs and chorfs are frustrating to play against with elfs no matter what strategy you are using. You can stick a blodger on a bull to take them out of the play, but marking the blockers is just you praying that your armor will hold up, and over time, of course, it won't. Marking them up can work if you have spammed blodge, but you cannot mark up dwarfs even with blodge! And that's the matchup here. Evenif they get into scoring range, so long as you get collums in front of them it will be mulitple dodges for them to score. It's hard to find a better 'safer' defense frankly, no matter where they are on the pitch. Slow teams are not very good at scoring in less then 4 turns if you play it right.Ĭolums (I call them pillars) allows them one blitz, and the ability to only mark 4 of your players (usually). On offence I'd try to stall taking advantage of you being elf and being able to switch sides. I'd be agressive on defence - kill their av7 if possible, separate the blockers from the main herd and try to get to the ball. Originally posted by Hairy Coo:I would disagre about columns - it is ok strategy if they are far from scoring and there are only 2 turns left, but at the start it gives chorfs 8 turns to take their time and grind you.
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