Dirty Player

[Waaagh]

Hi,

I have a question regarding how Dirty Player work, especially, how it works regarding doubles for being sent off.

ie: If i roll 5+5 before Dirty Player, can i use Dirty Player to stay on the pitch or it's still a double ?

As i understand this rule i can't (since i rolled double), but maybe i'm wrong...

[Da_Great_MC]

Correct. You can use Dirty Player to add +1 to the total, but that doesn't change the fact that you've rolled a double.

[Grumbledook]

dirty player has no effect with regards to getting sent off or not, roll a double and you are off regardless of it you use dirty player or not

[lunchmoney]

are you maybe thinking of sneaky git? there if the double is rolled and armour is cracked, then you are sent off.

[DoubleSkulls]

For getting sent off the final result doesn't matter - its what the dice show that determines if you are sent off or not.

However with DP/SG you could roll 4,4 (needing an 9 to break armour) and choose not to use DP, not break armour and hence stay on the pitch.

[daloonieshaman]

For getting sent off the final result doesn't matter - its what the dice show that determines if you are sent off or not.

However with DP/SG you could roll 4,4 (needing an 8 to break armour) and choose not to use DP, not break armour and hence stay on the pitch.

Slighty to the left DS

from the book
"

If the score beats the victim’s Armour value then he is injured and a roll is made on the Injury table to see what has happened to him

."
if you roll 4/4 and need 8 to break armor, it is broken (without having to use DP)

I think you were trying to say:
The victim has an armor of 8 so you need a 9 to break it
You have DP and SG
you roll 4/4 = 8 the roll did not break armor so SG applies to not getting sent off
IF you choose to use DP to break the armor, he will be sent off

[DoubleSkulls]

Doh. Edited to fix.