Ancient Khemri teams return to Blood Bowl after centuries, wielding undead advantages like Regeneration on all players. Some units wield Block and Pass through tomb artifacts, letting them run and throw the ball nearly as well as living rivals. Coaches face the challenge of slow Skeletons and Mummies that struggle to support quicker ball carriers.
This strategy sports title demands expert management to protect fast players early. Khemri outpace other undead squads in ball play, blending speed with resilience. Seasoned tacticians thrive on balancing shambling lines with agile threats.
Over 8,000 years ago, the Khemri played the first ever games of Blood Bowl against the Slann. However, as the kingdom died off so too did the game, that was until its rediscovery many centuries later. So with the game’s revival, it was inevitable that these ancient players would return to play again, joined by the legendary Star-Player Setekh.
Being dead already has its advantages, not only do they possess the Regeneration skill but due to certain arcane devices dragged up from the tombs of the dead, some Khemri players also benefit from Block and Pass too. This means that the Khemri team surpasses the other Undead teams when playing the ball as they can run and pass almost as well as similar players of the living races.
Having a few faster players who can pass and run with the ball has its advantages but not if their team mates can’t keep up with them. With the majority of its team made up of shambling Skeletons and lumbering Mummies, the Khemri Coach needs all his centuries of experience not to lose his most useful players early on in the game.
