CTV 1120k Shambling Undead
0
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10k
8000
No change
![Casualties Casualties](/FUMBBL/Images/Icons/apothecary.png)
2/1/1
Inducements:
Shambling Undead CTV 930k+150k
1
60k
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9000 (1 FAME)
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+1
1/0/0
Inducements: Card Distract, Card Chop Block, Card Greased Shoes
#3 Arndt Stark – Broken Ribs (MNG)
#15 Bill Wyman – Dead (RIP)
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Good news is that you learned the blocking nicely, you did not make 1D blocks by mistake and your block chain is decent. Your skill picks are perfect so far and your setup is also good.
Let me give you some hints which I hope you will find useful:
1. Mummies are essential positions of the Undead roster. Keep your ballcarrier closely behind them and do not let them separate. You will need them to the key areas. For example, in the beginning of your 4th turn, you had the chance to free up the upper Mummy by a 2D block of the lower Mummy. That would let you to move an ST5 guy onto my skeletons which made you some trouble before, or maybe next to the ball to minimize the risk of loosing it entirely. Yes, the price would be to separate the Mummies but every rule of thumb is situation dependent. I would have been be very hard time to get the ball with the Mummy there.
2. I would not hesitate to field the other Ghoul in the second half. As I see, Ghouls are highly underrated positions because of their fragileness. However they are fast and agile and they have the Dodge skill out of the box and can be blodgers very easily. They are very helpful players just do not put them into static boxing. They are also perfect sweepers. Oh, almost forgot, they are cheap.
3. I wondered about the foul with the Wight in T13. It turned out decently but the probability of that foul to end up badly was higher: you could have easily loose a Guard Wight for nothing worthy in exchange. Moreover, the foul kept the Guard out of position as the important part of the game was played in the upper area where a well placed Guard can give a lot of help to the teammates.
Note that BB has a long learning cycle. With even hundreds of games one is usually far from being a good coach.
Good luck for your future games!
Cheers,
Ádám”