In this episode Rob and Jim (I’m back as promised) talk about the upcoming DBL.  We focus on the changes going into the new season and explain some of the thinking behind the rules pack.

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London (and increasingly the wider scene that Lonodn is a part of) with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

From a tournament perspective, there is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G.

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams this year the madmen are running the asylum and it’s only Tier One teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Alex (yep, no Jim today but I’ll be back) go back ot the roots of the podcast and talk about London BloodBowl.  There is a summary of the Race to the Finish sevens event and then a look ahead to the upcoming Sauvignon BlooodBowl League.  What’s that I hear you ask?  Listen in to find out..

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London (and increasingly the wider scene that London is a part of) with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

From a tournament perspective, there is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G.

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams this year the madmen are running the asylum and it’s only Tier One teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk briefly to each other (because you can have too much of a good thing).  Then Rob speaks extensively to Marian who is the TO at Dungeonbowl (the German major) and Jakob who Rob played in the last round of said tournament.  Finally Jim speaks to David/MasterWiggins who ran DungoensBelow London, the DBL’s tournament where everyone got to play DungeonBowl and the tournament formed part of the London Tournament Series.

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London (and increasingly the wider scene that Lonodn is a part of) with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

From a tournament perspective, there is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G.

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams this year the madmen are running the asylum and it’s only Tier One teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk to deeferdan, the lead representative of the team that runs the NAF Championships.  

If you are going and still need to submit your rosters you’ve got until the evening on Sunday 13th April - get over to https://nafchamps.bbroster.com/.

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London (and increasingly the wider scene that Lonodn is a part of) with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

From a tournament perspective, there is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G.

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams this year the madmen are running the asylum and it’s only Tier One teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

To catch up on Team England news check out the (really) regular flow of interviews and streams at https://discord.gg/YdGbKMdBdM. 

Finally, the doubles tournament at the UK Expo are available at https://www.ukgamesexpo.co.uk/events/2250-blood-bowl-tournament-tacklezone-doubles/

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk to each other - and make it last two hours.  We discuss all sorts, mainly BloodBowl.

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London (and increasingly the wider scene that Lonodn is a part of) with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

From a tournament perspective, there is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G.

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

To check out the Eye of Nuffle go to https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/34-la-coupe-longueuil-hthark-revisited-bb3-new-sea-zon/id1643420619?i=1000701286538

To catch up on the multitude of Team England new look into  https://discord.gg/3VHBHqjEUp 

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk about to Stewbacca about the NAF and previewing the Kent Team Tournament (and yes, we know it will have started by the time this episode is released).

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London (and increasingly the wider scene that Lonodn is a part of) with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

From a tournament perspective, there is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G.

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk about the Team England committee (voting opens soon at the time of release) and the process of applying a coaching methodology to BloodBowl.  We’re delighted to be joined by Chris who some of you explicably know better as GreenSkinPhil.  We even talk briefly about Jim’s, now, favourite tournament ever Fulginium Bowl.

If you want to know more about Team England they would love you to jump into their Discord at https://discord.gg/DUJ7Guupbw. 

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London (and increasingly the wider scene that Lonodn is a part of) with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

From a tournament perspective, there is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G.

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk about the England EuroBowl/Open squad announcement, the stars and fluff content in the recent Almanac and review (with a call back to Lewish) the happenings at BleedBowl in Cork.

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

There is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G 

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk to BartK about his recent win at the DBL Finals Day (the first ever two time winner), his involvement in running the ECBBL (https://ecbbl.co.uk/) and looking at how to squeeze the best out of his believer Nurgle .

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

There is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G 

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL (with a fun first approach and no tier one teams) follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.

In this episode Rob and Jim talk to Lewis (nafname: Lewish) about how we would vote for the host of the next World Cup if we had that power.  (Which we don’t, which seems very sensible).

Channelled Fury is a podcast that focuses on BloodBowl in London with a regular look at both league and tournament play.  Jim is part of the team behind the Dragon Bowl League (DBL) and Rob is the brains behind the Salt Bowl League (SBL).  These are probably the largest two leagues in London now (and, noting that we would say this, the most fun).  

There is now a London Tournament Series.  For more details jump into the Discord - https://discord.gg/AebB3eMK2G 

If you want to know more about the DBL (the Dragon Bowl League, London’s largest for BloodBowl and one of the largest in the world) feel free to jump into the WhatsApp community https://chat.whatsapp.com/FOsAM6vKZei0P59ceTctsK.

If you want to find out what's happening with the SBL follow them on Insta at @saltbowlleague.

The intro music for the show was kindly provided by Hedonihilist, a member of the bank The Unsearchable Void.  Contrary to their name, you can search for them and find their music online.