Just remember, the best way to decrease defensive power and mobility is by removing players.
As an elf coach, I typically bash other agility teams and attempt to capitalize big with a numbers advantage (scoring 2-3 times in the second half). Shootouts typically become games of time management, but they still use the same strategies addressed below. You can either have a shootout (with either team scoring at will) or you can perform a grind yourself. An agility team versus an agility team opens up possibilities, but typically these match-ups are rare. If not, you will pay dearly.Īs a bash coach your objective will be the typical 2-1 Grind. Many possibilities are open to elves, and as a coach you must be wary of their nasty tricks. They can leap / dodge into cages to cause havoc. For an elf coach, this mobility is great fun. Whether its pro elves, wood elves, dark elves, or high elves, you’re up against a team with AGI 4 spammed everywhere! Combined with the dodge skill, elves are extremely mobile and have the potential to strike at a moment’s notice. The key to beating elves is not claw POMBing, fouling, and its not even time-management (though, all of those help and are important)…. Jarranial Jhones (left) enjoying his luxurious role as a team owner.Īlright, joking aside, here’s the scoop. ha ha ha, I hope your testosterone disappears. Getting bash advice from an elf is bad enough, but when he’s wearing a pink shirt with skinny jeans sipping on a chai tea and ordering tofu…. In the spirit of competition, however, I’m going to give you coaches a few pointers. Elves are not overpowered, and coaching them takes more skill than boring “lay and pray” CPOMBers. Lately, though, I’ve been hearing smack talk about how overpowered Elves are.
Hello sports fans, Skip Tasteless here! As a perennial High Elf coach and player (I played alongside Jarranial Jones with the Galadrieth Gladiators), I have seen many miraculous plays and also much bloodshed.
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