Albion Wanderers

Big Guys:
The Albion Wanderers can have one Big Guy players on the team. Big Guy players may not use Team rerolls.

Advance:
Special*: Knights of Albion gain the trait Flesh Wound! on rolls of doubles on the star player roll.

Flesh Wound*: White Knights can gain the Flesh Wound trait on any skill roll.

New skills/traits:
Not Worthy (We're Not Worthy): This trait represents a player's tendency to be very subservent to what the player believes to be his betters. When a player with this Negative skill is holding the ball at the beginning of the turn, roll a D6 before moving any other player (other than Wild Animals). On a 1, the player becomes overwhelmed with fear that holding the ball will be seen as overstepping his "bounds". The player must then move immediately and before finishing his move, he must hand off or pass the ball to a player that does not have the We're Not Worthy! skill (if no other player without the We're Not Worthy skill is within Long Bomb range, the player will drop the ball at the end of his movement which will result in a turnover.) A player who has failed his We're Not Worthy roll MAY NOT move into any square in the scoring endzone during that turn. A successful We're Not Worthy roll means the player may move as normal any time after the Knights have moved.

Greater Glory (Greater Glory to Me!): This trait represents a player's tendency to adopt a superior attitude over those he considers his lessers and major desire for personal glory. When a player with this Negative skill wishes to Hand-Off or Pass the ball, roll a D6, on a 1-3, the player refuses to give up the ball; otherwise he may Pass or Hand-Off as normal. In addition, a player with this skill MUST be moved before any other player that does not have this trait during a turn or he cannot move at all. The only exception to this will be if a player gains Wild Animal through a special play card or a failed Not Worth player, these players may go before a player with this trait and then players with this trait are moved.

Honorable: The player may not foul or may not assist any fouling action.

Flesh Wound: (inspired by Monty Python's "It's just a Flesh Wound") .... Any time this player suffers any injury (Stunned, KO, or Casualty), you can choose to use this skill. Instead of removing the player from the field, leave the player standing up. If he was holding the ball he hangs onto it too! At the end of the drive the player collapses as the effects of the injury catch up with him. Roll one dice and add +6 to the score, then look up the total on the Injury Table to see what injury the player suffered. Any injury suffered after using this skill cannot be ignored and if the injury is KO'd or worse, the special injury roll is made immediately as well (use the worse of the two).

Allies:
Click here to see the standard ally rules

Apothecary:
Standard rules

Head Coach:
Standard rules

On Pitch Spellcaster:
Albion Wanderers Spellcasters start with the spell Teleport.
Successful Result: Place throw-in template next to any player on your team. Roll for direction. Then roll a D6 to determine the number of squares moved. After the move, roll another D6, on a 1 the player falls down in that square from being disoriented (opponent makes armor and injury rolls as normal). If the square the player is teleported to is occupied, place the player in the closest unoccupied square to the square the player would have teleport to (coach's choice if there are 2 or more.) If the square the player was to be teleported to was occupied, the player will fall down from being disoriented on a roll of 1, 2, or 3, instead of a 1. If a player is teleported into the crowd, make a crowd injury roll for the player as normal. NOTE: if player is teleport PAST the endzone, it does not count as a touchdown. The player suffers a crowd injury and the ball is thrown in for the endzone square the player left the pitch from.
Failure Result: The targeted player uses the scatter template to determine direction and uses 2D6 to determine the number of squares.
Range: Any of your players on the pitch
Succeeds on: 2+

Secret Weapons:
The Men at Arms are the only players that will use a secret weapon (or the Shallya ally). One Albion Wanderer player or ally may be armed with a Quarterstaff.
Quarterstaff / Cost 30,000 gps (Penalty roll 9+):
A player carrying a Staff (Quarterstaff) onto the field gains the skill Mighty Blow, in addition when making a Block the player may chose to gain +1 Strength for the Block OR use the skill Multiple Block. Note: this player may choose to not use the Staff for a Block/Armour/Injury rolls. If the staff is not used (ie no +1 ST/Multiple Block and no Mighty Blow), then the staff player may receive Star Player points for a casualty.

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Wizard: (the MBBL does not use Wizards)
The Albion Wanderers may have a normal human Wizard OR an Apprentice of Merlin.

Apprentice of Merlin: For 250,000, an Apprentice of Merlin may cast 2 spells per a game from the following list (a same spell can be cast twice).
Fireball
Lightning Bolt
ZAP!
Teleport: Place throw-in template next to a player on your team. Roll for direction. Then roll a D6 to determine the number of squares moved. After the move, roll another D6, on a 1 the player falls down in that square from being disoriented (opponent makes armor and injury rolls as normal) (Note: Falling down will result in a turnover if this spell is cast during your turn.) If the square the player is teleported to is occupied, place the player in the closest unoccupied square to the square the player should have teleport to (if two or more are closest, determine randomly). If the square the player was to be teleported to was occupied, the player will fall down from being disoriented on a roll of 1, 2, or 3, instead of a 1.
Apothecary: Heal any injury like an apothecary on a roll of 2+. This may also be used to attempt to allow a player with a single failed niggling injury roll to play in a game that he is about to miss.
Lady of the Lake: One player without the We're Not Worthy skill is given the blessings of the Lady of the Lake. The player gains the skills Dauntless, Stand Firm, and Mighty Blow until the end of the drive.
A Hero's Quest: One player without the We're Not Worthy skill is given a vision of a beast standing in the end zone whose defeat will ensure his name in annuals of history. The player gains the skills Sprint, Dodge, Leap, and Break Tackle until the end of the drive.

Stadium rules:
At the beginning of the game, roll a D6. On a 6, the royal family has attended the game. This causes a greater feeling of team spirit in the Knights who decide to work together more to bring home victory dedicated to their liege. However, the presence of the royal family increased the feelings of lowliness in the ranks of the Men-at-Arms. For the rest of the game, a Knight will play as though they did not have Greater Glory to Me!. However, the Men-at-Arms will have to pass, hand-off, or drop the ball on any roll BUT a 5 or 6 for their We're Not Worthy skill.

Star Players: the MBBL does not use Star Players

Suggested miniatures:

Contact Information for the above companies:
Games Workshop - US
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Heartbreaker Minatures
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Reaper Minatures
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Internet: www.reapermini.com

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