The easiest option to represent stars is to get someone else to do the work, the majority of the stars already either have existing specific models or those that will do a good job of representing them. This will allow you to use the same model for multiple teams or lend to other teams in your league as needed. Alternately stars like Zara or Helmut who can play for a diverse array of teams may better suit having their own unique style. It will depend on how you use stars, if they are to be part of a specific team then you may want them to adopt certain colours the rest of the team use or fit their theme. Others are very particular, only showing up for a single or a couple of very similar teams. Quite a few stars can play for multiple teams, Morg being the least fussy as he can be fielded by 21 of the 24 NAF approved races. For simplicity I will split them into 3 broad categories elite versions of existing player types, weapon wielders and the miscellaneous/unique players. There is quite a diverse selection of stars to choose from, 57 in total (if you count Brick and Grotty as 2). In this article I will be covering tips for how to personalise star players expanding on some of the techniques covered in earlier articles.
The techniques described below are not limited solely to star players, they can be used to personalise home grown stars, team captains or to help differentiate positional players from linemen. They are also an ideal opportunity to paint and convert a show-piece model. Every Bloodbowl team has 6 star players available to them, these can help tip the balance when playing under strength and open up some new tactical options.
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