The NAF Super Tour 2026 returned for its third year, bringing 34 coaches to Cardiff for a weekend of themed Blood Bowl mayhem. Unique rules, Old World locations, and fierce competition made it one of the most memorable events on the calendar.
Caerdydd Cup VI brought four rounds of fast-paced Blood Bowl to Firestorm Games in Cardiff, with coaches battling for Welsh Tournament Series points. Strong performances and brutal matches saw Steveo’s Lizardmen claim the title in a competitive and action-packed day.
Half & Half then a Cwtch kicked off its four-event series as the second Welsh Tournament Series 2026 event, delivering a full day of competitive Blood Bowl. With strong performances, great organisation, and plenty of dice rolling, it was a brilliant one-day tournament.
The Welsh National Championships 2026 brought 100 coaches together for the first Season 3 event, flat tiering, big performances and memorable moments, crowned by a historic first third season winner and a weekend that showcased the strength of Welsh Blood Bowl.
The Crimbo Gauntlet closed the Welsh Tournament Series in festive style, as 22 coaches gathered in Mold for a hard-fought day of Blood Bowl. With big performances, painted teams, and Christmas cheer, it proved a fitting finale to the tournament year.
Meep-Bowl brought fast-paced Blood Bowl action to Swansea’s Common Meeple, with 19 coaches competing in the penultimate Welsh Tournament Series event, a great day of games that showcased the community’s welcoming spirit.
The Jeffers Strikes Back brought 25 coaches together in Cwmbran for six rounds of Blood Bowl chaos, raising diabetes awareness. With star players, Jeffers the Gonk, and plenty of laughs, it was a weekend of dice, touchdowns, and community spirit.
Foodbowl is a long-running charity Blood Bowl tournament with one clear aim: raising funds for causes that matter to our community. Over the years, coaches have come together around the tabletop not just for touchdowns and tackles, but to support those in need. This year, Foodbowl 4 was held on 6th–7th September 2025 at Firestorm
Teams from all over made the trek to Loughborough to take part in the Home Nations Bowl and Open Tournaments, one of the UK’s top events.
Duke’s Summer Bowl ’25 brought 18 coaches to Pontypool for a fun, competitive day of Blood Bowl. Great games, cool aircon, and a welcoming venue made it a summer highlight.
