It will also help in keeping players next to your Warriors to give them targets to block as well. These two skills are great for keeping opposing players next to you in order to have targets to block every turn, which goes some way to negate the Wild Animal trait. Next up you want to take Stand Firm, as this prevents the opposing team from blocking your Minotaur away from the targets he is tying up. For this Tentacles is fantastic, combined with the high strength of a Big Guy you can prevent opposing players from getting away, especially useful weaker, agile opposition. This Minotaur Build focuses on trying to hold up the opposition players. Normal: Tentacles, Stand Firm, Guard/Break Tackle.This ability is what gives you the flexibility to build the Minotaur in ways that other big guys don’t usually have open to them.
The other school of thought is to get them later on to avoid the issues of unreliability at the start and to spend their high value on getting more rerolls from the start. Each method has its own benefits and it is down to your own preference which you choose to do.Īs they are on a Chaos team, Minotaurs get the advantage that they can take mutations on normal rolls, as well as the standard strength skills all big guys have access to. Some coaches like to start the team with them in order to give them more games to try and get them developed sooner. There are two schools of thought about when to take them though. Minotaurs make a fantastic addition to a Chaos team and can be used in a couple of different ways.
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