This means most teams can purchase more of their key positionals, big guys, and rerolls. Most Tournaments allow Rosters to be built with more cash than for a normal starting League team. There are no deaths or long-term injuries, no SPP gained, no money gained, etc. What this means is there is no roster development or other consequences of the games played during the tournament. Tournament Blood Bowl uses the Resurrection concept. For example the UK Team Challenge just completed its 6th edition with over 340 players, and Lutece Bowl in France will be returning this year with 200 players. Of course all of these countries and many others have their own thriving scene and have many other regular tournaments of considerable size. Those are the NAF Championships in Nottingham, UK, near the home of Warhammer itself the Dungeonbowl, in Dusseldorf, Germany the Chaos Cup, in Chicago, USA and the Spike! Magazine Tournament, which has popped up in various parts of in North America. They even organise and run some of the major tournaments themselves, and in recent times – especially when tabletop play became almost impossible during the Covid pandemic – the NAF has sponsored and promoted tournament play online, through FUMBBL and the Blood Bowl 2 Video Game.īlood Bowl Goblin Team by Crab-stuffed Mushrooms Major TournamentsĪside from the World Cup, which returns next year in Alicante in Spain, the BB Tournament scene has 4 traditional ‘Majors’. The NAF also makes a yearly set of tournament guidelines that let Tournament Organisers know what rules frameworks will be permitted for their events.
The NAF runs a membership system, and coaches who are members have their results recorded and tracked from all the tournaments they attend, enabling a worldwide ranking system. That organization is the NAF (coincidentally the name of the original Blood Bowl League in game lore). Organisationīlood Bowl has the good fortune to have a player-run worldwide organisation that oversees the sphere of Tournament play. In this article I’m going to give you the low-down on this highly accessible, well-run, and competitively healthy scene. The most recent Blood Bowl World Cup attracted over 1300 players to Austria to battle it out, and there are many major tournaments that boast player counts in the 100-300+ range. Blood Bowl has a thriving worldwide tournament scene that has been going strong since the early 2000’s.
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