Blood Bowl: Chain Pushing
February 2018·p. 145
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Jonathan Taylor-Yorke explains how successive pushbacks can move a friendly scorer farther than its normal movement allowance. Occupied squares and carefully chosen blocks create the chain, but the setup needs enough players in the right places, explaining why the battered Eagles could not complete the proposed one-turn touchdown in the match report.
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