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→It is also harder to knock over a Dwarf Blocker compared to most other Linemen players as they come with Block to start with. So being harder to knock over and hard to remove from the pitch when you do means it is hard to outnumber a Dwarf team. Starting with Block also gives them another advantage in that they are better at hitting the opposing players as well. You can risk a one die block with a Dwarf Blocker with the same odds of failure as an Elf has for dodging. The other starting skill for a Dwarf Blocker also compliments their blocking ability by negating Dodge on opposing players. It can also force an opposing coach to elect not to dodge players away if they have used a reroll already that turn, aiding the Dwarf Blocker in tying up opposing players.

→As Linemen go Dwarfs have some of the most expensive ones in the game though they are called Blockers and not Linemen. You may also hear people referring to them as Longbeards, mainly due to the fact they have long beards! Their high cost is reflected in their performance on the pitch and they are very good at their job. All the usual grunt work that is done by a Lineman for their team, the Dwarf Blocker is proficient at all such tasks. With high armour they are hard to remove from the pitch when they get knocked down, a trait improved even more by all Dwarfs having Thick Skull.

→You don’t really need a doubles skill for these guys, but Side Step can be great with Grab for setting up the crowd pushes, or Dodge to stay standing. +ST obviously makes hitting easier and +MV to stay in position, ignore +AG and +AV.

→Dwarf Blocker Summary:

→Stat Increase: +ST +MV

→Doubles: Side Step/Dodge

→Normal: Guard, Mighty Blow, Grab, Stand Firm, Pro/Dauntless

→Offensive Dwarf Blocker:

→Stat Increase: +ST +MV

→Doubles: Diving Tackle

→Normal: Guard, Mighty Blow, Stand Firm, Pass Block, Pro

→Defensive Dwarf Blocker:

→Stat Increase: +ST +MV

→Doubles: Dodge/Side Step

→Normal: Guard, Mighty Blow, Stand Firm, Dauntless/Pro/Piling On/Kick/Dirty Player

→Blocking Dwarf Blocker:

→Dwarf Blocker Overview:

→by Coach on May 9, 2009 in Races | Teams

→It isn’t all good for dwarfs though, due to their diminutive stature, dwarf teams are very slow. They are also rather average in the strength department compared to other of the traditional bashing teams. To combat these weakenesses it is important to position your players well or you can quickly find yourself out of position and stranded in the wrong part of the pitch as faster teams run off. Dwarfs also benefit from sticking together to assist each other, also if you are close by to each other should the ball come loose, you should have a lot of players nearby to try and recover it.

→For a beginner their slow movement and lack of ball handling skills may be tricky to deal with. The fact that they are hard to get off the pitch though should provide you with a full team most of the time. There are certainly easier options to start out with.