what about a playaction skill?
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 8:10 am
Okay. In American football a good part of the game are ball fakes. A skilled QB can fake a handoff to a running back and fool the defense to create room to throw a pass. I would love to see a skill reflect this in Blood Bowl. Here's my proposal for a rough "ball fake" skill:
Ball Fake, passing skill (perhaps a trait?)
Once per turn a player with ball fake skill may attempt a "ball fake handoff" to any player on his team in an adjacent square. The handoff is worked out as normal. A successful handoff places a second ball into play. Place the second ball onto the base of the player who the ball was haned off to. At the same time write on a scrap of paper which player has received the "real ball". Both balls remain in play until a throw or handoff is attempted by the player holding the real ball (a player holding the fake ball cannot pass or handoff) or until an opposing player moves withing 3 spaces of either ball carrier (representing the opponent's spotting the fake ball). When either one of these circumstances occurs the offensive coach must show the paper he wrote on to the defensive coach to prove which player has the real ball, at which point the fake ball is removed from play.
What do you guys think? I mean my write up is real roguh but I think the skill itself is a great idea.
Ball Fake, passing skill (perhaps a trait?)
Once per turn a player with ball fake skill may attempt a "ball fake handoff" to any player on his team in an adjacent square. The handoff is worked out as normal. A successful handoff places a second ball into play. Place the second ball onto the base of the player who the ball was haned off to. At the same time write on a scrap of paper which player has received the "real ball". Both balls remain in play until a throw or handoff is attempted by the player holding the real ball (a player holding the fake ball cannot pass or handoff) or until an opposing player moves withing 3 spaces of either ball carrier (representing the opponent's spotting the fake ball). When either one of these circumstances occurs the offensive coach must show the paper he wrote on to the defensive coach to prove which player has the real ball, at which point the fake ball is removed from play.
What do you guys think? I mean my write up is real roguh but I think the skill itself is a great idea.