NeBBLe Extra Rules

What's that crowd?: If the foul roll is 14 or more, the referee spots the foul and sends the player away. This applies even if the team has won get the ref kick-off result!

I've got my eye on you: When a player makes a foul, the referee starts to watch the team more closely... from now on, a foul is always spotted unless the coach rolls doubles for armour roll! This means that it is quite certain for player to get spotted. In addition, the big crowds are still investigated more carefully and thus the player is sent away if roll is either non-doubles or 14 or more!

If the referee is watching either team more closely and the other team fouls he will change his attention to that other team instead. This continues until half ends, so after the first foul is committed the referee keeps watching either team until end of the half, switching to team last committing the foul if necessary.

If the referee is killed by the crowd with the 'get the ref' kick-off event, the new referee does not automatically watch either team. Otherwise, use standard rules but no penalties are awarded for the team whose fans killed the previous, unless the armor-roll is 14 or more.

Please note that special play card that makes me mad does not affect the referee, and during Duh, where am I? the fouling side is determined by the victim, not the fouler.

I got keen eyes!: If the injury roll for a foul is double, the player is sent away, too! This does not apply during 'get the ref'-result. If the fouling player is already going to be thrown out (rolled doubles or 14+ in armor roll in normal cases) the referee awards a game penalty to fouler. This means that unless the penalty is successfully argued (or bribed) the player must miss the rest of the match and the next match, too! The player cannot avoid this penalty with skipped free games or by the start of the next tournament.

Serious Injuries

A modified roll of 10 or more is classified as serious injury which entitles one casualty for other team, if caused by the player of that team. The type of that casualty is defined with second roll, which can never be rerolled. The opposing coach rolls d6, and looks result from this table:

Roll	Result
1-3	Badly Hurt
4-5	Serious Injury
6	Dead!

If serious injury is caused, the type of injury is immediately rolled before the coach decises the use of apothecary or possible healing scroll.

Rerolls: Any injury rerolls with team reroll or with pro-skill must be announced before the severity of the serious injury is rolled! Severity of the serious injury can never be rerolled.

Life Insurance: If a player is killed in a bloodbowl match (between pre and post-match sequences) and the body is not snatched away by a necromancer, United Necromancer Guild pays life insurance in exchange for the body. The life insurance is equal to player's team rating effect times 5,000, rounded down. If several players are killed, rating of all players is first summed up before the compensation calculated.

Example: A high-elf line-elf with niggling injury and 27 SPPs is killed. His TR value is 11 (7-1+5), so insurance money is 50,000Gc.

If you don't roll doubles or you do roll doubles and try for a skill from a category you normally cannot get skills from or a secret weapon, name a skill you wish to have. Then, roll a die. On a roll of 4-6 you get the skill, but on a roll of 1-3 you have to try for another skill.

Do not roll the die for:

• After rolling doubles and taking a skill from those normally available.
• Going for Big Guy choice.
• Stat boosts.
• Mutations. See special rules below.

Mutations: If you want to take a mutation for a skaven, beastman or chaos warrior, do not use normal d6 4+ system described above. Instead, name six preferred mutations, ordered, and roll which one did you get for your mutant. One mutation (and only one) can be selected twice.

Example: A gutter runner rolls double and wants a mutation. The coach declares that 1 and 2 is very long legs, 3 horns, 4 tentacles, 5 stunty and 6 regeneration. The coach rolls 5 and the gutter runner is now stunty.

Example: A gutter runner rolls 7 for skill and the coach must roll twice for random mutation. He rolls 'two heads' and 'spikes', and selects spikes. The skaven now has AV 8.

Weapons available

Notes

• Goblins can have any number of secret weapons instead of one, and may take a secret weapon with star player roll of 7 in addition to doubles (they are so desperate!).
• Dwarfs and Chaos Dwarfs can have any number of secret weapons, but are limited to one chainsaw.
• Other teams cannot have more than one secret weapon!
• Only Linemen (or equivalent) position may be given a secret weapon. Big Guys nor allied players cannot have a secret weapons. Note that in chaos dwarf team, only players allowed to take secret weapons are chaos dwarfs! However, that one chainsaw can be taken by a hobgoblin.
• If the team has multiple secret weapons of the same type, a separate roll is made for banning for each of them.
• When you make a Ball&Chain or Deathroller secret weapon, Erase all SPPs from that player. Deathroller also disregards magic helmet and stat-lowering injuries but not niggling injuries. (Controlling a pre-historic steamroller is not like driving a modern vehicle).
• Deathroller has statistics 4 7 1 10 and skills multiple block, mighty blow and stand firm. For other rules, see DZ rulebook.
• Chainsaw may kick-back when used: if you roll doubles for armour roll, the chainsaw gets stuck and then kicks back, possibly wounding the wielder. Opponent may roll armour roll against chainsaw wielding loonie, but without any modifiers. If the loonie becomes a casualty, the original target gains SPP's from successful strike back! In addition, if any player is stupid enought to use piling on against chainsaw wielder with running chainsaw, roll armour roll for player falling on loonie, too. This roll is without the usual +3 modifier.

Secret Weapons and Skills