The short life span of the average Halfling player also can hamper the development. There are some strategies that can make them work but they really need to work coherently as a team.Īs far as development goes there aren’t really many options for them due to their limited normal skill access. Halflings also have a habit of getting removed from the pitch at an alarming rate, especially if the opposition has plenty of Block and / or Tackle. On first glance they seem somewhat useless as they have trouble really performing at any of the basic actions you expect from a Blood Bowl player. They have average agility and when you combine the tackle zone ignoring benefits of Stunty (when dodging) with the Dodge skill they aren’t bad at running past opponents. Their benefits though are that they are cheap and start with dodge.
They are weak, slow, break easily with low armour and Stunty and only have normal access to agility skills. This free tabletop roleplaying game was created for the Rascals Jam.As the main players on one of the weakest teams in Blood Bowl, Halfling players make up most of the team, well in numbers anyway.
The PDF uses layers for ease of printing. You can print it on a single sheet of paper: The first page includes everything you need to play, while an optional second page expands the adventure generator with examples and twists. Halfling Hustlers is a standalone scenario for the Tricube Tales system and is usable as a micro-setting, but it is also a fully self-contained one-page RPG in its own right. The humans stole your land, so you’re only taking back what’s rightfully yours, after all. You are halfling hustlers-short of stature but large of appetite-and always on the lookout for some easy money. Their propensity for criminal behavior may not endear them to the other townsfolk, but it’s highly profitable! But as the nearby town of Stonebridge expanded its borders, the small folk were gradually driven from their homes and forced to adopt an urban lifestyle within the human settlement.įortunately, the halflings’ furtive nature and light fingers have provided them plenty of opportunities among the oafish humans, and they’ve learned to make the most of their predicament. In decades past, the halflings lived happily in their peaceful village, drinking ale and tending their gardens.
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