This offensive type is typically used by midway teams (races neither very agile nor very sturdy) that benefit from unreliable flexibility. When the situation requires it, marking the cage’s corners to hinder its progress can be advantageous, but also potentially very hard on your team’s health. If one of your players decides to mark at a bad game timing, expect him to receive some unfortunate blocks because the reckless’ life expectancy is short inside a sturdy cage. When your opponent masters this offensive type, it can be very difficult to generate chaos around his ball carrier … but if you manage this feat, you will create enormous difficulties as his players usually lack versatility.įaced with a steamroller of this type, it is wise to deploy a defense aiming to brake it while carefully looking for opportunities to deftly mark the ball carrier.
It is made up of a more or less compact group of strong but not very agile players who progresses slowly towards your goal line. This type of offensive is emblematic of Khemris, Dwarves, and Orcs. Here are some tips that may allow you to stop an offensive … and even, who knows, maybe steal the ball.īefore going on with the tools, let’s review the main offensive tactics you can meet and their main countermeasures. A well-controlled offensive is very difficult to stop, especially for a rookie coach.
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