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Blood Bowl 2 Set for September Release

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Pre-orders now Open on Steam.

Blood Bowl 2, the sequel to the video game adaptation of Games Workshop's classic tabletop game combining American football with the Warhammer fantasy world, will expand in September with Blood Bowl 2: Legendary Edition. Screenshots of the new races and the new stadium coming with the Legendary Edition came with the news that pre-orders are available starting today.

Entering the fray are the sly Goblins and their entire arsenal of Secret Weapons, the Halflings and their Treemen always keen on throwing their teammates over the top for a desperate touchdown, and the Amazons with their fearless, versatile style of play. The Legendary Edition also brings the Vampire teams and their chilling, blood-lusting Lords, and the powerful, massive and occasionally unreliable Ogres, in addition to the athletic Elven Union and the creepy Underworld Denizens. To Nuffle’s delight, a brand new team has also formed after it was rumored that their Ice Queen became enamored of a Blood Bowl player: the Kislev Circus, with their great acrobatics abilities and their ferocious Tame Bears.

Anticipated by the community, the Legendary Edition will offer all the official races from the Blood Bowl board game, and also all the Star Players, a new Khemri stadium, more matches with the All-Star teams and the Mixed Teams, new game modes, as well as many new tools and options. More details to come in the coming weeks.

Blood Bowl 2: Legendary Edition will be available as a standalone game for newcomers and as an affordable expansion for all Blood Bowl 2 players this September. Pre-ordering the Legendary Edition or the Official Expansion on Steam will grant you a 10% discount and beta phase access. Pre-ordering the Legendary Edition will also instantly unlock Blood Bowl 2 base game + Team Pack races. Visit the official website for more info.

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