A dedicated fouler should get the Sneaky Git skill so that they don't have to worry about getting ejected if a boot in the head isn't enough to injure an opposing player, and if they get doubles they should also get the Dirty Player skill to increase the odds that they'll injure someone.

Gnoblars are so cheap and replaceable that it's extremely advantageous to take every opportunity that you can to foul with them, throw them into opposition players to injure them, or simply harass your opponent with.ģ) There are two development paths for Gnoblars, dedicated foulers and blockers. If you roll a second doubles skill on an Ogre, it's also a good idea to get the Leader skill for another reroll that doesn't inflate your TV nearly as much and can't be stolen by opponents who induce a Halfling Master Chef, which would otherwise be a pretty good tech against dice reliant teams such as Ogres.Ģ) Don't treat Gnoblars like players, treat them more like a resource that you spend to perform certain actions. The only advantage that Ogres have over other teams is that they can field 6 Big Guys simultaneously, so you need to do everything in your power to reduce the unreliability inherent to Big Guys and leverage their vastly superior Strength. As everyone else here has said, Ogres are not a good team if you're playing to win, although if you really want to make Ogres 'work' as a team, I may be able to offer you some advice on how to win with them.ġ) Don't take Block as your first doubles skill on an Ogre, take Pro instead.

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