The Yhetee and Ulfwereners are slow to get skills on, so the more games they play the better. I personally would choose to take the Berserkers last. Whilst the Linemen and Boars are fairly cheap the rest of the team’s players are fairly expensive. The Linemen have had a buff and a nerf and the team now also can utilise a Beer Boar or two… The Throwers and Catchers / Runners have been done away with and replaced by a Valkyrie position. Unless you’ve got a bad habit of doing lots of rushes then Drunkard shouldn’t really be too troublesome the majority of the time.2022 sees the Norse team have a bit of an update from the previously released version in the Teams of Legend document. As Linemen are typically doing the dirty work on a team, such as marking opponents, covering team mates or doing fouls, you may not be moving at all, or if you are not very far. Thankfully you’ve a lot of team mates who’ve either not drunk as much or can handle their drink better. The same would therefore apply to Norse Linemen and be especially careful when playing drunk in a blizzard! When playing in a blizzard I really make an effort to avoid them. Generally regarded as one of the better Linemen in the game, Drunkard was added to offset the fact they’ve been given a bit of a staying power boost in the guise of Thick Skull.ĭoing Rushes / Go For Its is something I typically try to minimise at the best of times, especially if you don’t want to use a reroll on it. The only players you find it on at the time of writing is the Norse Lineman and the Star Player Thorsson Stoutmead. (Go For It) Drunkard Overviewĭrunkard is a new negative trait that was introduced along with the 2022 refresh of the Norse team. This player suffers a -1 penalty to the dice roll when attempting to Rush.
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