Combined with Claws it makes them really good at removing any player they knock over from the pitch, as well as speeding up their development for further skills. I would think that nearly everyone on the first normal skill for a Snow Troll is going to take Mighty Blow. Normal: Mighty Blow, Guard, Stand Firm, Juggernaut / Break Tackle.

Alternatively with Claws and Frenzy they can be used more in a blitzing role, though frequently on a Norse team there are probably better blitzing opportunities with your other players. Staying in base contact with opponents also means they are less likely to become useless due to Wild Animal. Their lower than usual armour for a a big guy means they aren’t quite as proficient as others are for this role, but it is better than nothing. Given the low armour and general hitting nature of a Norse team, a Snow Troll gives them a bit more backbone and someone to soak up some hits. Similar to a Minotaur they also have Wild Animal and Frenzy but they also come with the unusual Disturbing Presence which can also help out against passing plays. Unlike most other big guys they lack Mighty Blow but start instead with Claws, making them more of a threat to high armoured teams.

Like all big guys they are hampered by being unreliable and only access to strength skills, they aren’t the cheapest of players either. A Snow Troll is strong, with slightly below average movement, low agility and average armour. They have some similarities but also some differences that perhaps make them more useful. The Snow Troll has replaced the Minotaur that Norse teams were previously able to field on their team.

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