Blood Bowl League

My friends and I have almost wrapped up our first Blood Bowl league. We began with a round robin tournament, playing six rounds of games between the six players in the league. (I think using the power of math we could have figured out a schedule that went through the round robin portion of the league faster, something to do for next time.) We gave everyone 2-3 weeks to meet and play, which people were mostly able to do. As with RPGs, the hardest part to maintaining a long running campaign is scheduling. My Blansdowne Aggronauts ended the season with 1 win, no draws, and 5 losses. I’m not that good at Blood Bowl. We ran our league using the Sevens rules, a smaller version of Blood Bowl. We were using the Sevens rules published by the wargaming club Hulls & Angels as the official version of these rules weren’t out at the time we started playing. Reviewing the document you’ll see how slight the changes are to the game. The game is mostly identical, but you play on a smaller pitch, with 7…