12 players on the pitch after kick off (and further turns)

[daz]

Hi mates what is the rule to apply in this case? I did'nt find it in Rule book.
Is their any official rule on this issue?

[inkpwn]

Lots if clubs have there own '12th man' rule. But at the club i go to its usually just an apology followed by removing the player that has had the least involvment in the turn thus far.

[daloonieshaman]

Yes Page 1. Pick up the New York Phone book and whack your opponent across the head, then roll for injury.

[Papa Sebco]

Hi Nico.

This is a copy-paste from the Q&A :

Q: My friend set up with 12 players on the pitch, what should we do?
A: If by accident, remove any surplus players as soon as possible; If by intention, find someone else to play with.

[Darkson]

There is nothing in the rulebook about what to do if this happens, because the rulebook assumes you both check at each kick-off.
There's a line about it somewhere in the rulebook (the counting), but I don't have a copy on this laptop.

[daz]

Thank you for your answers.

[Smurf]

Your mistake... I allow my opponent to choose a player randomly. And tough.

[Urb]

Your mistake... I allow my opponent to choose a player randomly. And tough.

Exactly what we do. Randomly remove a player.

[Coachbalrog]

In our tabletop league we allowed it. It's your job to check before each kick-off. This is Blood Bowl after all. 12th player goes off at the end of the drive, just like a secret weapon.

[littlejonnyfrostbite]

Doesn't that just encourage people to try to sneak an extra player on to the pitch though?

I agree with the remove random player approach.