Blood Bowl: Team Manager - Il Gioco di Carte: Gioco Sporco

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Blood Bowl: Team Manager – The Card Game – Foul Play, an expansion for Blood Bowl: Team Manager, introduces the Putrid Players' Guild to the game, with the PPG consisting of three new teams: Nurgle's Rotters, The Lowdown Rats, and The Zharr-Naggrund Ziggurats. -The Lowdown Rats: Blood Bowl is known for its fair share of sleazy players, but these goblins take the cake, bringing chainsaws, bombs, and pogo sticks to any given game. The Lowdown Rats never even consider fighting fair. They play to win by any means, but failing that, total mayhem will suffice. -The Zharr-Naggrund Ziggurats: The Chaos Dwarfs are masters of destruction and revenge. Not even being downed can stop these players from fouling their opponents. With thick skulls and packs of intimidating centaurs, this team is all about victory, even in the face of death. They always fight to the last breath, and sometimes even beyond. -Nurgle’s Rotters: The Nurgle players are a vile bunch, constantly spreading disease and oozing their way to victory. They can even turn opponents into additional Nurgle players! With disease tokens that lower other players’ Star Power, the team can only be compared to an unstoppable plague. Foul Play also introduces penalties to the game, with players receiving them in various ways, such as by drawing one of the new cheating tokens with the penalty icon or by losing the new Goblin Tribal Leeg tournament. When you receive a penalty, you draw a penalty card and resolve the effects, which are nearly always unfortunate. Fortunately, you’ll be able to get away with more cheating than ever with the aid of a corrupt ref! Whenever you commit a player to a matchup where the corrupt ref is watching, that player immediately receives one face-up cheating token. Although the cheating token won’t resolve until when it would normally be revealed, you’ll have the advantage of knowing what’s coming to plan accordingly. After your player receives his face-up cheating token, the corrupt ref moves to a different matchup, moving a number of spaces equal to your player’s Star Power. Wherever the corrupt ref stops, you can be sure to expect an increase in all manner of cheating, fouls, and underhanded behavior. Finally, Foul Play introduces stadiums, which are constant throughout a season, offer additional payouts to teams, and come with strict rules about who can play in them. A stadium might ban a certain skill, for example, limit the number of players a manager can use, or impose upper or lower limits to Star Power requirements. Managers can choose to break these rules, but each offense results in a penalty, so you'll need to weigh your options carefully. Wherever you travel, you’ll find an entirely new experience waiting in the stadiums. Stadiums provide a location for your highlights, offering bonus payouts for your team and enforcing their own house rules for Blood Bowl. Some stadiums, like the Bilbali Harbor, ban certain tackling, passing, or other skills from being used. Others, such as the White Wolf Stadium, impose strict limits on the number of players per side. The Ghrond Gridiron and other stadiums even require players to adhere to a minimum or maximum Star Power. Of course, you can always break the rules, but each time you do, you’ll take a penalty. No matter where you meet your opponents for a game of Blood Bowl, you’re sure to find plenty of new options in the stadiums from the Foul Play expansion.