GLN: Here in the GLN we know everything about this 'ghost' account, of course, but rest of the coaches don't. But, while bad/good luck can really turn individual games one way or another, good placement/stategy will win out in the long term. But I can also recall games where every single TTM succeeded in a score. So games where my elves literally could not pick up, throw, or catch the ball 80% of the time with rerolls tend to remain on the top of my game memories. :-) Actually they probably treat me about average, but like most people, I tend to remember the bad more than the good.

GLN: Rumours say you have a 'ghost' account (anonymous) on FUMBBL - do the dice treat you well? I rarely even get the hour and a half of free time SkiJunkie: No, I just don't have the free time. GLN: Do you still play in a tabletop league? That used to sometimes take two days to finish down to about 3 hours. 3rd Edition was such a huge improvement with turnovers. It wasn't until 3rd Edition came out that I really started playing often. But even then I didn't get to play a whole lot. We even had expansion dungeon tiles and made large sprawling dungeons to play in.

I played Dungeon Bowl a lot more than 2nd Edition Blood Bowl. Under 2nd Edition rules, (IMO) Dungeon Bowl was a Soon after I found and got the Dungeon Bowl expansion, and that is when it really got interesting.

Anyway, I got it, and played a few games with friends. I'd already been interested in fantasy settings since I was 9, when I read my first fantasy novel - 'The Elfstones of Shannara' by Terry Brooks. SkiJunkie: I was about 14 or 15 and I saw 2nd Edition Blood Bowl at a local hobby shop. GLN: How and when were you first introduced to Blood Bowl? We managed to track him down to discuss all things BB. SkiJunkie is the creator of the Java Blood Bowl application, and thus he is one of the reasons that FUMBBL and the GLN exist at all.

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