And just like a normal Minotaur it is a very expensive, somewhat vulnerable piece, that has enormous damage-dealing potential. The Bloodspawn is effectively a Minotaur with Claw. Guard and Claw are also strong options, though I personally think that Guard on Frenzy players has less value because it can be difficult to control their positioning. Block and Mighty Blow are obvious skills that automatically improve them at what they do well. However, unlike their Chosen cousins, their poor agility means turning them into makeshift ball-carriers is not likely to be a good route for success or SPP. With ST4 and Frenzy they have great damage-dealing and opponent-position-disrupting potential. Our Khornate Chaos Warriors are probably the most important and potentially powerful players on the team. But whichever route you do go, you want to get your max allowance of these as soon as possible. They can potentially be good users of Guard. Wrestle and Tackle make them great ball-hawks. But their wide skill selection options mean they have many strong development paths. As they are only players on your team without Frenzy, you will want to develop one Khorngor as your main ball carrier by giving it Sure Hands or Extra Arms. This means they are one of your safest options for a Blitz action in your starting roster. They have the standard beastman statline but have the Juggernaut skill on top of their Horns skill. Our Khorne-flavoured beastmen are an interesting variation. You might well consider Dirty Player to add even more nastiness to the team.īlood Bowl Khorne Team painted by Crab-stuffed Mushrooms Block is an obvious development option, though Wrestle is worth considering. Their inability to take a hit or make a block reliably means they must be managed carefully, but at the same time opponents must respect their Frenzy capability.
At 50k they are at least relatively cheap, and that means they make good fodder, screeners, and foulers. They have average human-type stats, but low armour, and the Frenzy skill. These are your humble blood-crazed followers of Khorne. Khorne Bloodspawn by Crab-stuffed Mushrooms The Roster
Let’s take a look at the individual players on the team and see how they fit into that overall approach. Only the linemen have AV8+, meaning this is a team that should not bust too quickly.
What Khorne do have over Norse is significantly more armour, and thus durability. Sometimes they will wipe their opponents from the field, and sometimes it will all end in frenzying into the wrong places and skulls. Throw in their high Strength, a smattering of Mighty Blow and Claw, and Khorne have all the tools to be one of the nastiest teams in the game.Īll of the above means Khorne are likely to have the same kind of boom/bust games as Norse. No one is generating more blocks and almost no one has more potential to move their opponents into places they really do not want to be. On the flip side, with some good positioning and some hot dice, Khorne can absolutely shred. Khorne also lack the Norse safety net of mass Block, so they have a double challenge to face when playing even this most basic aspect of the game. Khorne, even moreso than Norse, have an absolute ton of Frenzy, including on their base linemen, and this means on most turns a Khorne coach will need to do some careful thinking if they are to avoid playing themselves into bad situations with their normal blocks. It forces both you and your opponent to position very carefully it can help you cause mass damage and create unique opportunities but it can also increase the chance of suffering turnovers. Frenzy is a skill that completely changes your approach to the blocking game (We’ll be doing a Guide to Blocking soon that will delve into this concept in more detail). So why do I say the Khorne feel more like Norse than their Chaos Chosen cousins? The simple answer is Frenzy.
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