Talk Fantasy Football

N.B. I think pritty much every Aussie (with the possible exception of the northerners) will recognise this skill, as it's one that Aussie-Rules footballers typically use to catch the ball 10+ feet up in the air.... named after a hero of the sport and from a famous song 'Up there Cazaly'

Cazaly:
On an interception, the player using this skill may treat one opposing TZ as a +1 instead of a -1. This is because the player has run up the opposing player's body for a better snatch at the ball. This skill must be chosen before the dice roll, because on a natural roll of 1 the player misjudges his accent and comes crashing down. Armour roll time. The catch skill cannot be used to reroll a 1, as this indicates a fumbled Cazaly, and not a failed Catch.

your thoughts?

Interesting skill.


Perhaps im warped but there is a highly amusing mispelling in there.

alesdair wrote:

up the opposing player's body for a better snatch

Good skill. One of the best suggestions Ive heard.

Dont know if we actualy need any more skills but if we do then this one would get my vote.

Is there any reason that the player couldn't use friendly tackle zones to hoist himself up.

I assume that this skill is based on that move in Aussie-Rules where a player leaps up to put their lower leg on an opponent's shoulder while reaching up for the catch. That move is crazy, I've seen players get wiped out when the guy misses their shoulder and crashes the knee right into the face.

sean newboy wrote:Interesting skill.


Perhaps im warped but there is a highly amusing mispelling in there.

Pretty sure that is cultural. In Canada the term can mean what he does or what you do- I thought they were the same for a reason.

It has got my vote... I like it!

As for the double meaning, I don't think there is much there... if you think this is funny you must love it when Beavis and Butthead say "Huh huh huh... he said... 'balls'... huh huh huh"

MadLordAnarchy wrote:Is there any reason that the player couldn't use friendly tackle zones to hoist himself up.

I had concidered that... but wasn't sure if it makes it too powerful... to easy to find friendly TZ's...

*shrugs*
Feel free to use 'the player using this skill may treat one TZ from either team as a +1 (instead of a -1 if it was opposing).'
instead if you so desire...
It just made it slightly more complicated in the search for realism... and hey, as they always tell us... realism has nothing to do with BB

Alesdair wrote:It just made it slightly more complicated in the search for realism... and hey, as they always tell us... realism has nothing to do with BB

You made the call to err on the side of less powerful going into any testing. Always a good sign.

Alesdair wrote: on a natural roll of 1 the player misjudges his accent

I thought sean was talking about this bit. It can be disastrous when your get your accent wrong, especially if you're talking to a scotsman.

Then again, perhaps I'm just missing something (again).

2 points for Azurus.

Great skill, but perhaps it should be renamed to fit in with the other skills.

Nice skill. I agree that a BB-relevant name would be preferable...

*shrugs* the name is irrelevent... call it what you like... or write a bit of Fluff about the BB player Cazaly who invented it...

but you mustn't misjudge your accent when you say it... you can end up flat on your back...

Although I think this is a nice skill I have to say I would almost never take it. Interception chances are too rare to use a skill choice on it IMO.