Re-roll counter: 50k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Altho' St 1 is very weak, St 6 is huge, able to get unassisted 3d MB blocks v. St 2 despite a defensive assist! Disturbing Presence can disrupt hand-offs, catches, and passes, including Bombardiers and TTM. Hypnotic Gaze is based on Agility, so 4+ (-1 / additional TZ) at the end of any/every move Turn.

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Chaos Halflings rely on a strong early bash technique to beat the opposing team for the rest of the match. Two Wild Animal Spawn provide blocking power whilst two Chainsaws Blitz/Foul extra players off. Mutation access gives the more developed C'Flings plenty of build options and once the Spawn skill up they can become real Stunty kill machines.

Average AV, unpredictable Big Guys and the fact that once the Chainsaws are injured/banned you have very little left to work with can make the second half of the match much tougher then the first.

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

At first glance the Eshin Adept roster looks weak in comparison to other Stunty Rosters. No Big Guys, no Throw Team Mate, no (real) killing machines. But if you look closer you see a few advantages. The team has 3 non-Secret Weapon stabbers, tons of speed (second most in Stunty behind Skinks), and perhaps the only suitable passer in Stunty. The Assassin has MA7, AG4, General Access and is not stunty so he can move the ball around the field with amazing speed and dexterity. Speed kills and this roster scores quickly and aggressively otherwise it is often let down by it's nearly team-wide AV6. If you like playing fast and aggressive the Eshin Adpets might be the Stunty roster for you.

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Another pretty straight forward, "no gimmick" team. The possible exceptions are up to four Stabbers (w/ SW rolls of 10+), and the pair of St 3 Tentacled, Shadowing Spider Riders for sweeping (and with AS access they can have Guard/MB/etc if so desired). For the heavy lifting, only a pair of quirky St 2 Shamans with GA access.

Re-roll counter: 70k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Gnoblars are an interesting mix of ST1/2 players, 3 different Ogres and a handful of unusual skills making a quirky, medium-high bash team.

Lowish speed (MA4/5/6) is countered by over average Armour (AV7+) meaning these guys can last in the grind quite well (useful when your Linos and major scorers are ST1). Trappers' Prehensile Tail/Tentacles combo makes them an annoying defensive barrier (and a large target) to the opposition. Dauntless and G access makes Bullies increasingly useful as they progress. Big Guy unreliability and plain old Stunty chaos can completely shut the team down or allow them to decimate the opposing team without warning.

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Gnomes are the Dwarves of Stunty - tough, surly, and slow, and... slow, surly and tough. MA 4 is slow even for Stunty (altho' the 2 Daredevils are half-way to MA 8 with Sprint), but AV 8 is high for Stunty. There are several development paths open - Gnome linos only have (normal) access to S skills, which can mean a lot of Guard and Mighty Blow - eventually. The 2 Dauntless Frenzy-ers start with Block but not Dodge. Up to 4 Bombardiers plus 2 St 3 Cannons (with TTM and Hail Mary Pass) add to the mix.

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

A whole butcher shop of "fun". 2 Chainsaws, 2 Ball & Chain, 2 Bombers, a pair of Dirty Players that double as Kickers - if you can avoid losing your Secret Weapons too fast, these guys can tear another team up. Pogo sticks give the opposing defense (or offense) all kinds of headaches - but if someone scores fast, the SW rolls can strip this team of their best toys.

Re-roll counter: 50k gold pieces each
Apothecary: No

A somewhat convoluted team, many new coaches struggle at first to understand the mix of skills and negatraits. No apo, but Regeneration across the board. The linos have low movement, but all have Jump Up and TTM/Right Stuff. The 4 faster-moving, high-strength "Bombers" have No Hands, and 2 are Wild Animals (meaning a 4+ roll to Throw Bomb), but all 4 have Safe Throw to avoid (most) interceptions and returned bombs. Mutations across the board keep development choices very open.

Re-roll counter: 70k gold pieces each
Apothecary: No

Despite their name, Nurglings are in some ways more like Khemri than Nurgle - Ag 2 (or worse) across the board makes balling hard. Add only 2 players with G access (read "Block"), and RR's become very important. A team that starts with so much Disturbing Presence, and could (if they wanted) easily get it on every player, wreaks havoc with opponents' Catching (inc. Hand-Offs) and Passing game (inc. Bombardiers and TTM!). Access to Mutation skills for the entire team opens the door to many possible variations.

(* Note - Nurgle's Rot produces a Nurgling in Stunty Leeg, not the traditional Rotter. It is also rarer that this happens, due to the restrictions on who can be infected (No Stunty skill, no ST5 or above, no Regen or Decay).)

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

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Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Pygmy teams provide a unique defensive experience paired with a balanced offensive threat. Defensively Pygmy teams rely heavily on most players starting with Shadowing which can lead to more dodge dice rolled for the opposition. Offensively Pygmies can have six players on the attack with above average speed, four with MA 6 and two with MA 7. Don't forget about the Alligator Warriors who can stabilize your point of attack by providing high armor and Strength Access. If you like positional play, which Pygmies excel at, this might be the team for you (if you can live with the AV 6).

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Another "no gimmick" team, even more so than the Forest Goblins. One Stabber (not a Secret Weapon) is a nice edge in the low Armour Stunty environment, but the serious hitters here are the pair of no-hands Dauntless St 2 Frenzy Raptors, the only G access on the team. Two St 1 Prehensile Tails make for good defensive sweepers and assists. This team relies on truly exceptional speed and (for Stunty) decent Armour - and not a lot else.

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

In many ways Skryre Slaves capture the essence of Stunty Leeg. Their line up includes Secret Weapons (Bombs/Deathroller/Blunderbuss), good Bashers (Doomwheel/Mechavermin) and incredibly frail (but unusual) Linesmen (Guard spam ST1/AV6 Slaves).

The Mechs make reliable blockers with ST3/AV10, and with G/S access can become capable Stunty killers later on. Guard spam can be a unique boon, but unfortunately the combination of frail Linos and Secret Weapons send offs mean you can often end up with little to field by the 2nd half!

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Snotling team line-ups

The Snotling team epitomizes a high risk, high reward roster. Up to six high-strength players offset the weakness of the Snotling horde. Most Snotling teams must out race their opponents, attempting to maim the other team before the Snotling players armor fails them. While an armor value of five seems a huge liabilty, Regeneration and Thick Skull can help mitigate your losses while your Trolls and wrecking balls mince the opposition. If you can embrace the splat, you'll find this team quite fun.

Re-roll counter: 50k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Squigs at a glance seem like one of the best teams in Stunty Leeg. They have 6 ST4 ClawMB beasts with S/A access making Dodgy ClawPOMB a possibility. Hoppers also have excellent blitzing/ball running potential. However, this is balanced by a strong nega-trait dose of Really Stupid, Bloodlust, 4x No Hands and a complete lack of General skill access. You are left with a potentially devastating team that can really tear up the opposition, just so long as the Squigs don't shut down and eat all their own players...

Re-roll counter: 60k gold pieces each
Apothecary: Yes

Strigs are the Vampires of Stunty. Five players with [G] access is (significantly!) more than any other roster. Regeneration plus an Apo on AV 7 & 8 make for longer-lasting positionals. Their negatrait, Bloodlust, requires a different approach to tactics.