GAME REF ERENCE

TEAMS & RINGERS

The ultimate game reference for

the Teams and Ringers of Kaosball

1 VERSION 2.1
By Billy Moffat
 INTRODUCTION
VERSION 2.1

Hello, I’m Billy Moffat and this is an unofficial document,

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CONTENTS

Teams (in alphabetical order) Pages 3-20 Ringers (Kickstarter) Pages 24-28

Ringers (base game) Pages 21-23 Ringers (2016) Pages 29-32

2 VERSION 2.1
 AMAZONS

3 +1 + 0 + 2 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Killzones
TEAM ABILITY
The Amazons’ diagonal killzones apply for all contests,
including reactions on the turns of their opponents. MELEE MASTERY
Every space surrounding an Amazon is its own killzone - Your killzone includes diagonals.
Amazons have 8 killzones (as opposed to the 4 killzones
of the figures from other teams). The killzone is not
considered one continuous area that surrounds an
Amazon, so when an opposing figure moves through Hand-offs
multiple adjacent spaces in an Amazon’s killzone, the Amazons can hand-off the ball diagonally.
Amazon figure may choose in which of those spaces they
would like to react, if they choose to react at all.
Relay Training
With the Relay Training upgrade, Amazons can hand-off 2
Movement
diagonals because it extends the killzone range for passes.
Amazons have diagonal killzones but they
cannot move diagonally.

Adjacent
Adjacent and killzone are two separate terms (which
helps to ensure clarity for the Amazons’ ability.)
So when Ringers such as Gabe, Tycho, Gojira or A
Rumblefist (whose abilities refer to adjacents) play for
the Amazons, their abilities do not apply diagonally.

Amazon wins a tackle

If an Amazon successfully performs a diagonal tackle on
an opponent with the ball, they cannot follow up as they
The hand-off options for an
are not allowed to move diagonally. Amazon with Relay Training.

Amazon fails a tackle

If an Amazon attempts to tackle diagonally and loses, the
opponent can choose to push the Amazon one space in
any of the four orthogonal directions (but not diagonally),
even though two of those directions means the Amazon A A
would end up in the opponent’s killzone. But if any of
those four spaces are occupied the Amazon gets knocked
down in the space she is in.

The push options for A couple of examples of

Walls an opponent when an how walls can block an
Amazon Bruiser fails a Amazon’s killzone. The
The corners of walls block an Amazon’s killzone - any special diagonal tackle. spaces without an X are
ability, upgrade or card that allows diagonals may be blocked blocked.
by walls. If the diagonal skims the edge of a wall, it is blocked.

3 VERSION 2.1
 BARBARIANS

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BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Berserkers
TEAM ABILITY
The Berserk ability is not to be confused with the
Barbarian base stats (which are all +1 across the board) BERSERK
- the Berserk +1 is in addition to the Barbarian base
Your figures with at least 1 wound
stats, and so in effect this gives any damaged (wounded)
get +1 to all contests.
Barbarian a total of +2 on top of the card value.
When totalling numbers for a contest the following
method of calculation is observed:
(base stat + card) + apply any abilities

No stacking
Berserk gives Barbarians +1 to their total for having at
least one damage, not +1 per damage on their figure. So
whether a Barbarian figure has 1, 2 or 3 damage, he only
gets +1 to contests.

Dead card versus dead card

When a Berserk Barbarian and his opponent both play
dead cards in a contest, they resolve the contest as
though both had played a “0” (comparing only their
team’s Handling, Tackling or Fighting stat as appropriate),
and do not apply the Berserk ability in this instance.

Pain/Gain
If the Barbarian team has the Pain/Gain upgrade, an
uninjured Barbarian figure can choose to have +3 to
their first contest: +1 for team stat, +1 for Pain/Gain
and +1 for Berserk (which is triggered by the Pain/Gain
upgrade).

Hardy
A Barbarian with the Hardy upgrade who receives his first
1 point of damage cannot apply Berserk as the damage is
cancelled.
If the Barbarian loses the contest by 2 or more, he would
cancel the first damage but the rest of the damage would
apply, triggering his Berserk ability.

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 COWBOYS

2 +1 + 0 + 1 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Misfire
TEAM ABILITY
If a Cowboy shoots at an opponent (attacks) from 2
spaces away and fails, they take 1 damage as normal - CONCEAL AND CARRY
the Cowboy’s gun misfires and damages him.
On your turn, your Bruisers may attack any figure
they can see up to 2 spaces away in a straight line
Cowboys versus Hate (walls and standing figures block their sight).
When an opponent has the Hate upgrade and a Cowboy
Bruiser misfires from 2 spaces away, the Cowboy takes
1 damage but the opponent does not score 1 point Runners
because Hate is not applicable in this instance because
the opponent did not cause the damage, it was the gun The Cowboy Runners are the only figures in the whole of
misfiring. But if the opposing figure was adjacent to the Kaosball who cannot use or influence their team ability.
Cowboy during the contest then the opponent would
score 1 point.

One at a time
The Cowboy Bruisers’ ability to “shoot” is an
enhancement of their basic attack action. Only one
Cowboy Bruiser gets to shoot in a single turn. C
Range
The range for attack with the Cowboy’s team ability is 2
spaces orthogonally (not diagonally).
The benefit of attacking from 2 spaces away is that the
Cowboy can attack without entering their opponent’s A Cowboy Bruiser’s attack range.
killzone (and thus avoids a possible reaction).

Slow your trigger finger

The dashboard states “on your turn,” because the ability
does not extend the killzones of Cowboy Bruisers on an
opponent’s turn.

Self-sacrifice
If a Cowboy Bruiser figure with 1 health dies after a
fighting contest from 2 spaces away, the opposition team
do not get the Cowboy figure as a kill trophy or any other
associated bonuses as the damage was self-inflicted.

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 DAEMONS
3 +1
BRUISER
Stand still and Scorch
A Daemon figure can be activated, stand still (not move, fight,
or tackle) and then Scorch with their Smokin’ Hot ability.
Picking up the ball
Daemon figures may Scorch after picking up the ball
(picking up the ball ends a figure’s activation while
Smokin’ Hot comes into effect after activation).
Opposition reactions
A Daemon has to be standing at the end of their
activation in order to Scorch. If a Daemon figure is
knocked down or killed by an opposing figure’s reaction,
their activation is immediately over and they cannot
Scorch because they are rendered inactive from the
moment they were knocked down or killed.
Scorch the fallen
Knocked down figures are normally considered inactive
but they can be damaged, and potentially killed, by
a Daemon’s Scorch. Knocked down figures occupying
the same space as a Daemon are also affected by the
Daemon’s Scorch.
Multi-save
When a Daemon Scorches 2 or more figures of the same
opponent in its killzone in a single Scorch, the opponent only
needs to burn a single 3 or higher energy card to prevent
damage to all of their affected figures.
Scorching in a 3 or 4 team match
In a 3 or 4 team match, if a Daemon Scorches
figures from different opposing teams in its
killzone in a single Scorch, each opponent has
to burn a single 3 or higher energy card to
prevent damage to their affected figures.
Burn, not discard
To prevent damage, an energy card with value 3
or higher will need to be burned, not discarded.
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HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER
TEAM ABILITY
SMOKIN’ HOT
After you finish activating a figure, you may scorch
all enemy figures in its killzone for 1 damage. An
opponent may prevent all such damage to his figures
by burning an energy card with value 3 or higher.
Dead card
The card burned by an opponent to prevent the damage
caused by Smokin’ Hot does not have to be a live card.
Live cards are only relevant in a contest. For any ability
that requires a card of a specific value to be burned or
discarded, it can be either a live or dead card.
Rain of Fire
Despite their “innate or imbued resistance to flame”
the Daemons have no resistance to Rain of Fire and
take damage as normal when passing through spaces
containing fire.
Walls
Walls block the effect of the Smokin’ Hot ability between
the Scorching Daemon and opposition figures on the
other side of a wall.
Hate
Daemons with Hate get a point for each
figure Scorched (and no points for those
saved by burning a 3 or higher energy card).
So if a Daemon has numerous opponents
in its killzone it is possible to get multiple
points as the result of a single Scorch.
Opposition with Hardy
If the opposition have the Hardy upgrade,
Scorching is rendered useless on those
opposition figures for which it would be
the first 1 damage dealt in the turn. (Any
subsequent damage would occur as normal.)
 FANGS

3 +0 + 2 + 1 3
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Initiating
TEAM ABILITY
Vampirism works when a Fang initiates and wins an
attack or tackling contest, either as an action or reaction. VAMPIRISM
If the opposing figure initiated the contest and the Fang When one of your figures successfully attacks or
wins, Vampirism does not come into effect. tackles, heal 1 damage from any one of your figures.

Handling contests
Vampirism does not work for handling contests.

Blood bank is closed

If no Fang figures have any damage at the time a Fang
wins an attack or tackling contest that he initiated,
nothing happens - Vampirism only works if a Fang figure
has damage at the point the contest was won - the
healing cannot be saved for later.

Heal the fallen

Knocked down Fang figures are eligible to have damage
healed with Vampirism.

Self-healing
A Fang figure can choose to heal 1 of his own damage
if he triggers Vampirism through a successful attack or
tackle.

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 GOBLINS

2 +0 + 0 + 0 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

We have them surrounded

TEAM ABILITY
Goblins have to be adjacent on any two sides for Mosh
Pit to work, but the surrounding Goblin figures need to MOSH PIT
be standing at the time. Diagonals do not count.
At the end of your turn, if your standing figures
surround an enemy figure on 2 or more sides, that
Automatic figure is automatically benched (benched figures heal
If the Goblin figures are in a position to Mosh, the all damage).
opposition figure(s) must be benched - there is no choice.

Multiple Mosh
All opposing figures who are surrounded at the end of G d
the Goblin turn are benched.
a G
Mosh King
With good positioning, a single Goblin figure can G b
contribute to the benching of multiple opposition figures
in a single turn. e G c G

Don’t care if you’re down
Opposing knocked down figures are automatically
benched if surrounded.
If a standing Goblin occupies the same space as a
knocked down opposition figure, and there is another
Goblin adjacent, the knocked down figure would get
benched at the end of the Goblin team turn.
At the end of the Goblin turn, all opposition figures
marked with an X (“a”, “b” and “c”) are benched (the
knocked down figure “c” is benched because a Goblin
occupies the same space and there is another Goblin
adjacent). “d” and “e” are not benched because “d” is
protected by a wall, and “e” is not surrounded.

Walls
If a wall blocks an opposition figure from being
surrounded, they are protected from the Mosh Pit ability.

Order of resolution
Mosh Pit is an “end of turn” event - whenever multiple
events would happen simultaneously, the team whose
turn it is decides the order in which to resolve them. And
as Mosh Pit occurs at the end of the Goblin team turn,
the Goblins can always choose for the effects of Mosh Pit
to happen before opposition teams’ end of turn events.

8 VERSION 2.1
 HELLCATS

3 +1 + 1 + 1 3
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

No stacking
TEAM ABILITY
The scoring from Dominate does not stack for spaces
with multiple knocked down figures in them - the DOMINATE
knocked down opposition figures are not the scoring
Enemy knocked down figures count as minor scoring
mound, it is the space they are in.
zones for your team.
For clarity, the Dominate ability should say: “Spaces
containing enemy knocked down figures count as minor
scoring zones [mounds] for your team.”
Additionally, the scoring from Dominate does not stack in
proportion to the number of tackled opposing figures on
the scoring mound space.

Bruisers’ role
It appears that only Hellcat Runners benefit from the
Dominate ability (as only Runners can score points from
scoring mounds), but the team would rely mostly on its
Bruisers to knock down the opposition in the first place in
order for its Runners to benefit from the Dominate ability.

9 VERSION 2.1
 KLOCKWERKS

3 +1 + 0 + 1 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Bluffing
TEAM ABILITY
A Klockwerk can declare Overload before a contest
even if they choose to play a dead card or an energy OVERLOAD
card without a star icon. But if they win the contest the
Before you start contest, you may declare Overload. If
Klockwerk figure will still take 1 damage.
you do, the value of any live energy card with a star
(*) you play is doubled. But if you win the contest,
Upset your figure takes 1 damage.
Upset relates to the card being played, not the total after
Overload has been applied.
(If the Klockwerks play a +4 card or greater, they are Power Play
Upset. +1, +2 and +3 cards can never be Upset.) The Power Play tactic card enables a Klockwerk figure
to declare Overload and not take any damage that turn
Self-sacrifice whether they win or lose the contest.
If a Klockwerk figure uses Overload to win a contest but
in winning the contest it causes the Klockwerk figure to Kaos Warp
die, the opposition team do not get the Klockwerk figure If a Klockwerk declares Overload and wins a contest, but
as a kill trophy or any other associated bonuses as the then the opposing team play the Kaos Warp card, the 1
damage was self-inflicted. damage the Klockwerk would have incurred from winning
the first contest is not applied because the first contest is
Hardy completely discounted.
If a Klockwerk figure with the Hardy upgrade wins a contest
after declaring Overload they will not take the 1 damage
(providing they have not already used Hardy earlier in
the turn).

Stim Pack
Overload doubles the card value, while the Stim Pack
cheat card doubles the total value.
For example, a Klockwerk figure is in a fighting contest
(base stat is +1). The Klockwerk declares Overload, plays
a Stim Pack and plays a +2(*) energy card. The total
looks like this: +2 doubles to +4 because of Overload.
Then the +1 base stat is added to make +5, and finally
the total is doubled to +10 because of Stim Pack.
(Note: The opposition will know before they play a card
that the Klockwerk is Overloading and using Stim Pack,
so may play cards to disrupt that.)

10 VERSION 2.1
 LYCANTHROPES

3 +1 + 1 + 0 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Ringers
Ringers cannot Shapeshift (they have both Runner and
Bruiser capabilities anyway).
Shapeshift limitation
Lycanthropes can only Shapeshift if they have available
figures to swap with on their bench.
They cannot swap a figure on the field for a dead figure.
Self-sacrifice
Because damage tokens on a Shapeshifting figure
remain, it is possible for a Bruiser with 2 damage to
Shapeshift into a Runner and then die instantly, as
Runners only have 2 health.
In this case the opposition team do not get the
Lycanthrope figure as a kill trophy or any other
associated bonuses as the death was self-inflicted.
TEAM ABILITY
SHAPESHIFT
Before you activate a figure, you may choose to
transform him from Human (Runner) to Wolf (Bruiser)
or vice versa. Damage tokens on that figure remain.
Last Stand
When using the Last Stand upgrade, the Lycanthropes
can activate a Bruiser as normal, or alternatively
Shapeshift a Runner into a Bruiser then activate it
(because the transformation to Bruiser happens before
activating the figure).
Last Stand does not allow a Bruiser to Shapeshift into a
Runner before activation.

New Period
At the start of every new period, the Lycanthropes will
need to maintain the 3 Runner, 2 Bruiser ratio.
For instance, if they have 5 Runners on the field at the
end of the first period, they have to choose 2 Runners
to bench, and then put 2 Bruisers onto the line of
scrimmage for the start of the second period.
The 3 Runner, 2 Bruiser ratio also applies for the return
to scrimmage at half-time.
As with all teams, if the Lycanthropes do not have
enough figures to replace the lost ones and keep the 3
Runner, 2 Bruiser ratio for the start of a new period they
lose the match.

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 NINJAS

3 +1 + 1 + 0 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Automatic wins
TEAM ABILITY
If a Ninja initiates a fighting contest and wins by playing
the same energy card as her opponent, she deals SURPRISE
3 damage, because if an effect allows someone to
During a contest, if you play the same energy card
automatically win a contest, they always win by 3.
as an opponent, you automatically win (even if your
energy card is dead).
Live cards versus dead cards
If a Ninja plays a 4 or 5 live card in a fighting contest
and the opponent plays a matching 4 or 5 dead card the
Surprise ability triggers and the Ninja would auto win by
3 (dealing 3 damage) instead of dealing 4 or 5 damage.
Surprise is automatic, not optional.

Booster Bru
The Ninja Surprise ability is valid against the Booster Bru
(+6) card as it is considered both an energy card and a
cheat card.

Tactic and cheat cards

The Surprise ability only works with matching energy
cards, so if a Ninja plays a tactic or cheat card (apart
from Booster Bru) in a contest instead of an energy card,
Surprise cannot be triggered.

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 OGRES

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BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Direction
TEAM ABILITY
When an Ogre figure Stomps, opposition figures are
pushed directly away from the Ogre - there is no decision STOMP
on direction (It does not function like a failed tackle where
Before you activate one of your figures, you may
the figure can be pushed to any free adjacent spot).
stomp with that figure, pushing all adjacent enemy
figures back one space. An enemy that cannot move
Walls back one space is knocked down instead.
A wall between an Ogre and an adjacent opposing figure
does not block the effect of the Ogres’ Stomp ability -
thematically, the Stomp causes a mini shock-wave that a
wall cannot block.

Knocked down figures

Stomp does not affect adjacent knocked down figures or
knocked down figures occupying the same space as the
Stomping Ogre. O

Other Ogres
Stomp does not affect adjacent Ogre team figures.

Brick When an Ogre Stomps, adjacent

opposing figures are pushed
When an opposing Bruiser figure with the Brick
one space directly away from
upgrade is being affected by Stomp, but cannot the Ogre.
move back one space because the destination
space is blocked, they can choose to take 1
uncancellable damage to prevent being knocked
down, as the ability states.

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 PARAGONS

3 +1 + 1 + 1 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Greater than good

TEAM ABILITY
Greater Good ability is not to be confused with the
Paragon base stats (which are all +1 across the board) - GREATER GOOD
the Greater Good +2 is in addition to the Paragon base
Before one of your figures begins a contest, you may
stats, and so in effect this gives any Paragon benefiting
bench one of your non-participating figures to gain
from the ability a total of +3 on top of the card value.
+2 to your total (Benched figures heal all damage).
When totalling numbers for a contest the following
method of calculation is observed:
(base stat + card) + apply any abilities
Kaos Warp
Initiating The benching of a Paragon figure through Greater Good
happens before a contest begins, so if the Kaos Warp
Paragons can use Greater Good in any contest, whether cheat card is played after the contest, the Paragon figure
they initiated the contest or not. remains benched but the Paragon team will not get the
+2 bonus to the subsequent contest.
Knocked down figures
When declaring Greater Good, the Paragons can bench Boot to the Head
one of their knocked down figures to help in a contest. If a Paragon figure is knocked down as a result of the
While spaces with knocked down figures are considered Boot to the Head cheat card the whole team loses their
to be unoccupied, knocked down figures are still Greater Good ability for the remainder of their opponent’s
considered to be on the field. turn. Once the figure stands back up the team can
continue as normal.
Usually, as soon as a figure is knocked down it loses the
use of all its abilities, but the Greater Good ability is an
exception because only the active figure engaged in a Dead card
contest needs Greater Good for the team ability to work. The +2 from Greater Good
only works in a contest when
Stim Pack the Paragons play a live card.
If they declare Greater Good
The Stim Pack cheat card doubles the total value in a and then play a dead card
contest (after the base stat, card and ability are applied). then they do not get +2 but
For example, a Paragon figure is in a fighting contest they can still bench a non-
(base stat is +1). The Paragon declares Greater Good, participating figure.
plays a Stim Pack and plays a +3(*) energy card. The
total looks like this: Base stat +1, add +3 for the card,
add +2 for Greater Good, giving a subtotal of +6, and
finally the total is doubled to +12 because of Stim Pack.
(Note: The opposition will know before they play a card
that the Paragons are using Greater Good and the Stim
Pack card, so may play cards to disrupt that.)

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 PIRATES

3 +2 + 1 + 1 3
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Cheaters
TEAM ABILITY
Pirates are a straightforward team - they can spend big in
the drafts knowing that in most matches they can cheat LOOTING
with impunity due to the cash they can earn from every
You gain 1 cash each time you win a contest.
win in contests.

Kaos Warp
If a Pirate wins a contest, but then the opposing team
play the Kaos Warp card, the 1 cash the Pirate would
have gained from winning the first contest is not applied
because the first contest is completely discounted.

Big stash of loot

A team cannot have more than 15 cash - while the
Pirate team has 15 cash, they cannot earn extra cash for
winning contests.

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 SAMURAI

3 +1 + 0 + 1 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Be precise
TEAM ABILITY
The Samurai team ability says to announce a specific
card, so if the Samurais play a tactic or cheat card in the HONORABLE CONDUCT
contest instead of an energy card, they would have to
Before a contest starts, you may declare your
say the name of the card.
intention to play a specific card. If you reveal that
card you score 1 point. There is no penalty for lying.
Kaos Warp
If a Samurai declares the correct card in a contest he
gets a point for Honorable Conduct, but if the opposing
team then plays Kaos Warp and then initiates another
contest in which the Samurai again tells the truth the
Samurai does not get 2 points - he only gets 1 point for
the second contest because the first contest is completely
discounted.

Cheat cards
Honourable Conduct only works for cards revealed during
a contest, not for those played before a contest - for
example, a Samurai cannot gain 2 points from a contest
if they announce and play a cheat card at the start
of the contest, and then announce and play another
card as normal in their contest - they only get 1 point
(maximum) for correctly announcing the card played
during the contest.
For clarity, the ability should say: “Before a contest starts,
you may declare your intention to play a specific card in
the contest”.

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 TROLLS

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BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Throwing Trash
Trolls can throw Trash into a space containing an
opposing figure but the Trash has no immediate effect
on that figure - Trash only affects figures when the figure
moves into a space that already contains Trash.
A Troll cannot throw Trash onto the space he currently
occupies.
TEAM ABILITY
TRASH
Before or after you activate a figure, you may leave a
piece of Trash in its killzone (max 2 Trash on the field).
Any enemy figure that steps in Trash is knocked down
unless they discard an energy card value +4 or higher.

Moving Trash
If both trash tokens are already on the field, a Troll figure Dead card
wanting to use his Trash ability can pick up either of the The card discarded by an opponent as a result of
existing Trash tokens and place it into a new space (in his stepping into a space containing Trash does not have to
killzone). The space where the Trash was vacated from is be a live card.
now considered clean and safe to move through again.
Live cards are only relevant in a contest. For any ability
that requires a card of a specific value to be burned or
Picking up the ball discarded, it can be either a live or dead card.
Troll figures may drop Trash after picking up the ball
(picking up the ball ends a figure’s activation while Trash Brick
comes into effect before or after activation).
When stepping in Trash,
rather than discarding an
Dead can’t litter energy card of 4 or more, an
If a Troll is activated with the intention of placing Trash at opposition Bruiser figure with
the end of his turn, but during the turn is knocked down the Brick upgrade can take
or killed, then no Trash can be placed that turn. 1 uncancellable damage to
prevent being knocked down.
Clean-up time
At the end of a period, Trash is removed from the field
along with other tokens.

Tackling a Troll
If a Troll is carrying the ball and is tackled while in
a space containing Trash, the opposing player must
discard an energy card value +4 or higher in order to
successfully execute a follow-up.

Discard, not burn

To prevent being knocked down, an energy card with
value 4 or higher will need to be discarded, not burned.

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 VALKYRIES

3 +1 + 1 + 1 3
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Strike the fallen

TEAM ABILITY
Knocked down figures are normally considered inactive
but they can be damaged, and potentially killed, by VANIR’S JUDGEMENT
Vanir’s Judgement. Knocked down figures occupying
Instead of activating a figure, you may call down a
the same space as a Valkyrie are also affected by
lightning strike that deals 1 damage to that figure and
Vanir’s Judgement.
all adjacent and diagonal enemies. Limit 3 lightning
strikes per period (use tokens to mark each strike).
Valkyrie with Hardy
A Valkyrie figure with the Hardy upgrade will not take any
damage when calling down Vanir’s Judgement. Friendly strike
When a Valkyrie figure calls down Vanir’s Judgement,
Opposition with Hardy any other Valkyrie figures who are adjacent or diagonal
A team with the Hardy upgrade can never take damage are unaffected. Only the Valkyrie calling down Vanir’s
from Vanir’s Judgement because they cancel the first 1 Judgement takes damage.
damage dealt to each of their figures each turn. For the
rest of the turn any subsequent damage to the opposition
figures would occur as normal.

Hate
If the Valkyries have the Hate upgrade, they receive a
point for each opposing figure struck by Vanir’s Judgement.

Self-sacrifice Vanir’s Judgement deals 1

If a Valkyrie figure with 1 health damage to the Valkyrie and all
adjacent and diagonal enemies.
is killed when calling down
Vanir’s Judgement, the opposition
team does not get the Valkyrie
figure as a kill trophy or any
other associated bonuses as the
damage was self-inflicted.

Walls
Walls and the corners of walls
block Vanir’s Judgement - any
special ability, upgrade or card A couple of examples of
that allows diagonals may how walls can block Vanir’s
be blocked by walls. If the Judgement. The spaces without
an X are blocked.
diagonal skims the edge of a
wall, it is blocked.

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 WARLOCKS

3 +0 + 1 + 1 2
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Curse timing
TEAM ABILITY
The Curse ability is triggered when a Warlock loses a
contest, so all the effects for losing a contest take place CURSE
(taking damage and perhaps being killed, being knocked
Once per period, if you lose a contest, you may turn the
down, having the ball stolen, dropping the ball, etc.) and
opposing figure into a Frog token until the end of the
then the opposing figure is turned into a Frog.
period. Frog tokens have 2 life, no team or ringer ability
So, if an opponent is stealing the ball in a handling and cannot tackle, attack, score or handle the ball.
contest, the ball is stolen as normal and then the
opponent is turned into a Frog. The ball then drops in the
opponent’s space because a Frog cannot handle the ball.
Team ability
Order of resolution Frogs lose all access to their team ability, whether as a
giver or recipient of its benefits, so for example:
The order of resolution for events is decided by the active
team (the team whose turn it is). A Paragon Frog cannot use Greater Good to give or
receive a +2 bonus in a contest.
For example, with the Ringer Gojira versus a Warlock:
A Fang Frog cannot heal or be healed with Vampirism.
If Gojira wins a contest on his turn he can crush the
space that he is in and move to an adjacent space,
and then he is turned into a Frog. Immediate death
If Gojira wins a contest on the Warlocks’ turn he is When a figure with 2 or more damage is turned into
turned into a Frog (and cannot crush the space that he a Frog it is killed immediately (since Frogs only have
is in and move to an adjacent space). 2 health), because a figure keeps all previous damage
when it transforms.

Frogs are figures If the Frog is killed in this immediate manner, the
Warlocks acquire the original player figure as a kill trophy.
The Frog token counts as a figure on the field. As such, it
occupies a space, and can be tackled and attacked.
Dead Frog
If an ability denies a figure the option
to attack or tackle, it does not deny If a team kills a Frog they get to keep the
them the ability to defend themselves original player figure as a kill trophy and
- when defending itself in contests, a claim any other associated bonuses.
Frog still adds the relevant team stat to
its energy card score. Changing back
If the Frog is still alive at the end of a
Moving a Frog period, replace it with the original player
On their turn, an opponent may choose figure at the start of the next period.
to activate the Frog, but the only action
they can take is to move it - the Frog
cannot engage in any contests.
The only way for the Warlocks to get
the Frog out of a space (in order to
pick up the ball) is to kill it.

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 ZOMBIES

3 +0 + 1 + 1 3
BRUISER HANDLING TACKLING FIGHTING RUNNER

Shamble limitations
TEAM ABILITY
Zombies may not engage in contests or hand-off the ball
when using Shamble. The Zombies can each move one SHAMBLE
space, nothing more.
Instead of activating a figure, you may move any
Shamble does not allow a Zombie to move into an number of your figures one space, ignoring enemy
occupied space. killzones.

Enemy killzones
“Ignoring enemy killzones” means opposing figures
cannot react when a Zombie figure uses Shamble to
move into their killzone.

Damage
When Zombies use Shamble, are still affected by
obstacles. So for example, they still take damage when
walking through fire and can still be affected when
stepping into spaces containing the Trolls’ Trash.

Speed Training
The Speed Training upgrade is an enhancement of a
figure’s normal movement, and so it does not affect
the Zombie’s Shamble ability as this ability is outside of
normal activation and movement.
Shamble will only ever let the Zombies move one space.

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RINGERS (BASE GAME)
The Butcher
The Butcher has to initiate the
attack for his instant kill ability to
work.
When playing for the Cowboys
he can attack from 2 spaces away
thanks to their Conceal and Carry
team ability.
If the Butcher wins a fighting contest
against a figure with the Hardy
upgrade, the first 1 point of damage
does not trigger the instant kill as
the damage is cancelled (unless
the figure had already cancelled
damage earlier in the turn).
The Butcher cannot get instant
kills while activating the Valkyrie
or Daemon team ability because
Vanir’s Judgement and Flamin’ Hot
are not attacks.
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Cretin The Ettin
If Cretin attacks or tackles two figures
from different teams at once, he
decides which figure engages him in a
contest. The outcome of that contest
still affects all figures involved.
If Cretin initiates and wins a
fighting contest, he deals damage
to both opposing figures. If he
loses, he takes 1 damage.
If Cretin initiates and wins a tackling
contest, he knocks both opposing
figures down. If he loses, the figure
who Cretin engaged in the contest
can choose whether they would
like to push him, and where (he is
knocked down as normal if there is
another figure adjacent to him).
Only the opponent who Cretin
chooses to engage may use any of
their relevant abilities or cheat
cards to help them in the contest.
Cretin’s ability can only be used on
his team’s turn, so he cannot react
against two opposing players at
once.
If Cretin attacks two opposing figures
from the same team, they are
not allowed to stack their team
abilities - the contest must be
treated just like it was a 1 versus 1.
If Cretin has either the Hate or
Pile Driver upgrade and wins
against two opponents he can earn
2 points for the contest.
If Cretin loses a fighting contest
against two figures from different
teams and one of Cretin’s
opponents had the Hate
upgrade they would gain a point
for their team if Cretin takes
damage, even if they were not the
one who Cretin engaged. If both
opponents have Hate they would
both gain a point.
If Cretin is playing for the Fangs and
triggers Vampirism after successfully
attacking or tackling two opposing
players in a single contest, the Fangs
may only heal 1 damage (not 2).
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The Dragon
The Speed Training ability can
increase the Dragon’s movement
even further.
The Dragon can only move 3 spaces
when using the Scatter tactic card
- his additional movement does not
apply in this instance.
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Macho Libre
Macho Libre does not score double
with the ball or for anything else he
does to earn points during a period
- he scores double when adding
up the end of period points
for standing on a minor or major
scoring mound.
Panda Monium
An opponent initiating a contest
with Panda loses a point at the
moment of initiation, so any
scoring subsequent to the contest is
not affected.
If an opponent reacts to Panda they
lose a point because reactions
count as initiating a contest.
A team cannot lose points if they
have none, so if the team initiating
the contest with Panda is currently
on 0 points, they receive no penalty
for initiating a contest with him.
If someone uses the Kaos Warp
cheat card in a contest that the
opponent initiated, the opponent
only loses 1 point (not 2) because
the first contest is completely
discounted.
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Panther Spectre T-Bone

An opposing Runner or Ringer can
attempt to steal the ball from
Panther if she is carrying it when
moving through their killzone - if
Panther wins the contest she is free
to continue her movement with the
ball. If she loses the contest she
can choose to either continue her
movement (without the ball) or stop
in the space she was in when the
ball was stolen from her.
An opponent is free to use the
BZZZZT! cheat card to give
Panther 1 uncancellable damage if
Panther enters their killzone. If the
opponent has the Hate upgrade
they claim a point, and if the 1
damage is enough to kill Panther
she is immediately removed from
the board and is claimed as a kill
trophy by the opponent who used
the BZZZZT! card.
Spectre can walk through both T-Bone can only heal damage while
figures from his own team and he is still alive.
opposition figures, even while T-Bone can only heal his own
carrying the ball. damage.
Spectre can never end his T-Bone cannot use his ability to heal
movement on an occupied space. his damage when he is knocked
When Spectre moves into an down.
opponent’s killzone in the process
of moving through them, they get a
chance to react as normal before or
after he passes through them unless
a wall or another figure blocks a
possible reaction.
Spectre’s killzone is blocked by
walls.
Spectre can move through figures
and walls when using tactic cards
that involve movement (such as
Scatter and Hustle).

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RINGERS (KICKSTARTER)

Biru Biru Gabriel Gangsta Z

While Biru Biru cannot be attacked, Gabriel’s ability can be used to While all of the other Runners on
he can receive damage if he redirect damage from more than Gangsta Z’s team receive +1 to all
initiates an attack and loses it. one figure at a time. contests, Gangsta Z himself does not.
He can also be killed by a Daemon’s Gangsta Z’s ability is only active
Scorch or a Valkyrie’s Vanir’s while he is standing on the field
Judgement, because these team (not while he is knocked down,
abilities are not classed as an killed or benched).
attack.
Biru Biru would be killed instantly
if he walks into a space containing
fire (unless he has the Hardy
upgrade).
He can also be killed if he fails a
tackle and the opposing figure can
push him into fire.
Due to Biru Biru only having 1
health, the BZZZZT! cheat card can
instantly kill him when used by an
opponent if Biru Biru enters their
killzone. Biru Biru is immediately
removed from the board and is
claimed as a kill trophy by the
opponent who used the BZZZZT!
card. If the opponent has the Hate
upgrade they claim a point.

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RINGERS (KICKSTARTER)
Gojira
At the end of a period, Gojira’s
crushed spaces are reset and the
damage tokens are removed from
the field along with other tokens.
Crushed spaces count as occupied
for purposes of being pushed, so if
a figure gets pushed into a crushed
space they are knocked down.
Gojira cannot move through his
own crushed spaces.
If there are no available adjacent
spaces for Gojira to move into after
winning a contest he cannot crush
the space that he is in.
If Gojira enters a space with the
ball and does not pick it up, then
subsequently wins a contest, he
can crush the space then move
adjacent, leaving the ball in the
crushed space - the ball is then
unobtainable for the remainder of
the period.
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Kongbad
A reaction counts as initiating a
contest, so if Kongbad reacts to an
opponent and wins the contest, the
opposing figure’s team lose a point.
A team cannot lose points if they
have none, so if Kongbad initiates
and wins a contest with an opposing
figure whose team is currently on
0 points, they receive no penalty.
If Kongbad initiates and wins a
contest and then the opponent uses
Kaos Warp but Kongbad also wins
the second contest, the opponent
only loses 1 point (not 2) because
the first contest is completely
discounted.
Kutulu
Kutulu’s opponent only needs to
burn a single live energy card to
prevent to all of their figures in
Kutulu’s killzone from being knocked
down. In a 3 or 4 team match, each
opponent has to burn a live energy
card to save their own figures.
Even if Kutulu has the Pile Driver
upgrade, he does not score any
points for knocking opposing figures
down when using his ability - Pile
Driver only works for tackling
contests.
Kutulu cannot use his ability when
he is knocked down.
Kutulu’s killzone, and thus his ability,
is blocked by walls.
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M.A.Z.E.
If M.A.Z.E. takes enough damage
in a fighting contest to kill him, he
can add or move a wall token before
he is removed from the field.
If M.A.Z.E. has the Hardy upgrade
and he only receives 1 damage,
he does not get to add or move a
wall token (because Hardy cancels
the damage). The same applies
if M.A.Z.E.’s opponent has the
Hardy upgrade and only receives 1
damage.
If M.A.Z.E. has the Brick upgrade
and takes 1 damage to prevent
being knocked down, he can then
add or move a wall token.
If M.A.Z.E. has the Pain/Gain
upgrade and takes 1 damage to get
+1 to the contest, he can add or
move a wall token after the contest
is over.
If M.A.Z.E. is playing for the
Valkyries or Daemons and uses
their ability to damage numerous
opposition figures, he only gets
to add or move one wall token, as
his ability applies per occasion, not
per figure damaged.
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Mr. Awesome
The Speed Training upgrade does
not increase the number of spaces
Mr. Awesome can move before
performing an uncontested steal.
Mr. Awesome can only ever move up
to 3 spaces before using his ability.
If Mr. Awesome moves into or
through an opposing Ringer or
Bruiser’s killzone to perform an
uncontested steal, the opponent
can react as normal before Mr.
Awesome gets a chance to perform
his uncontested steal.
...M.A.Z.E. continued
M.A.Z.E. only gets to add or move
one wall token after a contest in
which multiple instances of damage
are taken and/or inflicted, as his
ability applies per occasion, not
per figure damaged. Examples of
these instances include a fighting
contest in which M.A.Z.E. uses
the Pain/Gain upgrade or the
Klockwerks’ Overload ability.
M.A.Z.E. cannot use his ability to
add or move a wall token if he
receives any damage while he is
knocked down.
The Patriot
The Patriot’s ability is triggered by
any type of contest.
If the Patriot is carrying the ball
and loses a fighting contest but
survives, he can be placed on an
unoccupied minor scoring mound
and take the ball with him.
If the Patriot is carrying the ball
and gets knocked down during a
tackling contest, he drops the
ball in the space he was occupying,
and then can immediately stand up
and be placed an unoccupied minor
scoring mound (without the ball).
The Patriot may not use his
ability if all of the minor scoring
mounds are occupied.
After losing a contest, if the Patriot
occupies a minor scoring mound,
he cannot use his ability to stand up
in that space (it must be a different
minor scoring mound, if available).
If the Patriot’s team have an
unoccupied Warpscore token on
the field, the Patriot may use his
ability to be transported there.
RINGERS (KICKSTARTER)
Rumblefist
Rumblefist can choose to redirect
damage to an adjacent opposing
knocked down figure.
Rumblefist cannot use his ability to
redirect 1 damage if he receives any
damage while he is knocked down.
If Rumblefist takes damage in a
fighting contest, he can choose to
redirect 1 damage to the opposing
figure he was fighting.
If Rumblefist takes enough damage
in a fighting contest to kill him, he
can redirect 1 damage before he is
removed from the field.
When Rumblefist initiates a
fighting contest and loses, he can
redirect the 1 damage he receives.
When Rumblefist plays for a team
where their team ability requires
them to take damage (such as
the Klockwerks’ Overload and the
Valkyries’ Vanir’s Judgement) he is
able to redirect that 1 damage as
well as benefiting from the ability.
If Rumblefist has the Hate
upgrade he scores 1 point when
redirecting damage.
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Scrag
If Rumblefist has the Hardy Scrag’s +2 in any contest against
upgrade, and receives his first 1 another Ringer is in addition to
point of damage of the turn he the base stats of the team he is
cannot redirect it as the damage is playing for.
cancelled.
If the opposition have the Hardy
upgrade, Rumblefist’s damage
redirection is rendered useless on
those opposition figures for which it
would be the first 1 damage dealt in
the turn. For the rest of the turn any
subsequent damage to the opposition
figure would occur as normal.
Rumblefist cannot redirect
uncancellable damage such as
that received in using the Brick or
Pain/Gain upgrades.
Rumblefist can redirect 1 damage
to an opposing figure who currently
has the Power Play tactic card in
use, but they will then cancel the
effect immediately.
Rumblefist may redirect the
damage he receives when walking
through fire. On his turn
Rumblefist may step backwards and
forwards, in and out of fire as much
as his movement will allow.
RINGERS (KICKSTARTER)
Tycho
Tycho can choose to deal the same
damage to an opposing knocked
down figure adjacent to the target.
If Tycho has the Hate upgrade and
injures 2 opposing figures with his
ability he scores 2 points.
If the opposition have the Hardy
upgrade and Tycho deals damage
during a fighting contest, those
opposition figures for which it would
be the first 1 damage dealt in the
turn can cancel the first 1 damage
but have to take the rest.
28 VERSION 2.1
The Warrior Zorra
The Warrior’s sworn enemy has to Zorra’s ability is only active while
be a specific figure, not just a she is on the field and standing
generic ‘Runner’ or ‘Bruiser’. (not while she is knocked down).
When The Warrior names her sworn
enemy figure she must indicate a
figure that is in the starting 5 at
the beginning of each period and
not a benched figure.
The Warrior’s sworn enemy is killed
even if they are beaten by The
Warrior in a handling or tackling
contest.
If The Warrior has the Hate
upgrade, she receives an additional
1 point when killing her sworn enemy.
If the Warrior’s sworn enemy is
turned into a Frog (courtesy of the
Warlocks’ Curse ability) and the
Warrior wins a contest against the
Frog, it is killed and she scores her
3 points as normal.
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Apocalypse does not have to be
directly involved in a contest to
use her ability (she can use it from
afar in contests involving her team
mates).
Apocalypse’s ability is only active
while she is standing on the field
(not while she is knocked down,
killed or benched).
Apocalypse must name a specific
card, so if the opposition play a
tactic or cheat card in the contest
instead of an energy card, she would
have to say the name of the card.
Apocalypse is not obliged to use
her ability during a contest - it is
optional.
Apocalypse can use her ability even
when an opposition figure initiates
the contest.
When Apocalypse successfully uses
her ability, the cards played during
the contest are burned as normal.
29 VERSION 2.1
Apocalypse
Upon succesful activation of her When Apocalypse is playing for
ability, the opposition team does the Samurais, she may use the
not get the figure as a kill trophy Samurai ability and her own ability
or any other associated bonuses as in the same contest (i.e. declare
the death was self-inflicted, but her intention to play a specific card
Apocalypse’s team do get to take the before the contest starts and then
opposition player as a kill trophy. name her opponent’s card before
the cards are revealed).
If Apocalypse declares the correct
card in a contest and then the When Apocalypse is playing for
opposing team plays the Kaos the Ninjas, her ability comes into
Warp cheat card, the first contest effect in priority over the Ninja
is completely discounted and the team ability (i.e. in a contest, if
figures are not killed. Apocalypse she uses her ability and names
then gets to name a card in the the opponent’s card and then it is
subsequent contest. revealed that her team played the
same energy card as the opponent,
If either team play the Illegal
the result of the contest is cancelled
Scouting cheat card, Apocalypse
and both figures are killed, as per
must name the opposition’s card
her ability).
after they have selected it but
before it is revealed.
If Apocalypse has the Hate
upgrade, her team receives 1 point
for the successful use of her ability,
but opposition with Hate would
not receive a point, as the death is
self-inflicted.
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Dis Assemble Footie

Dis Assemble’s ability is triggered If Dis Assemble loses a contest Footie’s ability means he can receive
when he loses a contest, so all the and then either team plays the a hand-off, no matter where he is
effects for losing a contest take Kaos Warp cheat card, Dis on the board - other players or walls
place (taking damage and perhaps Assemble’s team does not get to cannot block him from receiving
being killed, being knocked down, take the winning card or score 2 the ball.
having the ball stolen, dropping points because the first contest is
While Footie can receive hand-
the ball, etc.) and then he can completely discounted. He can then
offs from any space on the board,
choose whether to take the card use his ability as normal if he loses
if he has possession of the ball and
and the points. the subsequent contest.
wants to make a hand-off to a team
Dis Assemble is not obliged mate then normal rules apply.
to use his ability and take the
Footie can only use his ability
opposing player’s winning card
while he is standing on the field
into his hand - if he decides not
(not while he is knocked down,
to use his ability the opposition
killed or benched).
burn their card as normal and
Dis Assemble does not gain the 2
points (Dis Assemble can only gain
the 2 points if he uses his ability
and takes the card into his hand).
When Dis Assemble uses his ability,
the card that he used in the
contest is burned as normal, but
the opposing team’s card is not
considered burned as it is taken into
Dis Assemble’s hand.

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Frank
Once Frank has the ball in his
possession (and has healed to
full health), he may continue to
receive damage as normal from
that point onwards. To be able to
heal to full health again he must
lose possession of the ball and then
regain it.
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Gnome Mercy
Gnome Mercy’s +1 to all contests
while she is in possession of the ball
comes in addition to team stats,
team abilities and upgrades.
When Gnome Mercy is in possession
of the ball and she and her
opponent both play dead cards
in a contest, they resolve the
contest as though had both played
a “0” (comparing only their team’s
handling, tackling or fighting stat
as appropriate), and her +1 ability
does not apply in this instance.
Hoots Mon
Hoots Mon’s ability is only active
while he is standing on the field
(not while he is knocked down,
killed or benched).
Hoots Mon may discard a card at the
end of each player’s turn, but may
only draw back to 7 cards in hand
at the end of his own team’s turn.
Hoots Mon’s ability comes into
play before his team draws back
up to 7 cards, not after (so at the
end of his team’s turn, Hoots Mon
can use his ability to discard a card,
then draw back up to 7).
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Nibbles
Nibbles does not have to initiate
the attack for his ability to work.
When Nibbles has the Hate
upgrade, he gains 3 points for killing
an opposition figure (2 points from
his ability and 1 point from Hate).
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Wheels
Wheels cannot move diagonally
and her movement is blocked by
standing figures and walls.
When Wheels uses her ability to
move in a straight line, after she
has finished her movement she
may initiate any type of contest
(handling, tackling or fighting)
against an opponent in her killzone,
regardless of how many spaces she
moved.
When Wheels uses her ability,
opponents can react to her as
normal if she moves through their
killzone.
Wheels can only move 3 spaces
when using the Scatter tactic card
- her ability does not apply in this
instance.
Wheels’ ability does not apply when
using the Hustle tactic card (i.e.
she cannot move any number of
spaces in a straight line, twice).
The Survivor
(Expo Exclusive)
After using his ability, at half-time
when all figures on the pitch are
benched, The Survivor may return to
the field on the scrimmage line as his
team sets up for the third period.
When setting up for the second or
fourth period, if The Survivor’s team
already have five legitimate players
on the field, he may not return to the
pitch for that period, but if they have
less than five players on the pitch,
or if they are not observing the 3
Runner, 2 Bruiser ratio, The Survivor
can be substituted back onto the
pitch onto his team’s scrimmage line.
The Survivor’s ability can be triggered
in any event where he would be killed
or knocked down, including contests,
team abilities, Ringer abilities, fire, etc.
If the opponent has the Hate or
Pile Driver upgrade they cannot
claim 1 point from winning a contest
if The Survivor uses his ability.
If The Survivor’s team does not have
any Runners or Bruisers on their
bench to replace him with, he may
not use his ability and can therefore
be knocked down or killed as normal.
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