Wild Cards

Big Guys:
The Wild Cards team is allowed up to 16 Big Guy players. Big Guys players cannot use team rerolls.

Allies:
No one will ally with or allow allies from the Wild Cards team. That meteor is some dangerous crazy stuff.

Extra Team Rules:
At any point in a Wild Card players career, the coach may choose to expose them to the Takis-A meteor. Roll on the Wild Card table to start with and go from there. Unless otherwise noted, the player keeps all stat increases/decreases and skills learned. Being exposed to the Takis-A meteor will remove any niggling injury the player had. Magic Helmets may always be kept unless it would cause the player to have an AV over 10. No player can ever be voluntarily exposed to the Takis-A meteor again.

Team Rating Notes:
For purposes of calculating team rating the following bases should be used:

• Nat - 50k
• Joker or Deuce 70k
• Joker Ace - 90k
• Minor Ace - 100k
• Joker Big Guy - 110k
• Joker Ace Big Guy, Major Joker Ace, or Sleeper - 130k
• Major Ace - 50k + (30k for each roll on the Major Ace table)

• A Deuce that takes the Catch skill from the skill or choice would gain future Agility skills.
• A Major Ace may make all his Major Ace dice rolls before choosing skills.

• 13, 25: After going through some immense pain in the face. Player gets two normal eyes. Both Joker rolls are cancelled. Player should roll again on Joker table twice.
• 14, 46: Player does not suffer the Very Sunny injuries anymore and still gains Weather Immunity and the other Vampiric Change benefits (for PBeM don't give the player the trait, Vampiric Change).
• 14, 54: Same as Vampiric Change, player also gains Avoid.
• 14, 55: Same as Vampiric Change, player does not gain Claw but does lose Off for a Bite.
• 15, 46: Player gains +2 AG and Bonehead.
• 21, 22: Player gets ST 2, Dodge, and Titchy
• (21 or 22),(JBG 1 to 6): Players still loses all previous skills and stats and becomes the rookie Big Guy but also has Dodge.
• 24, JBG 4: Player still loses all previous skills and stats and becomes a rookie Minotaur Big Guy but also has Double Blitz.
• 32, JBG 2: Player still loses all previous skills and stats and becomes a rookie Treeman Big Guy but also has Null Field.
• 33, (JBG 2, 3, 4, or 6): Player still loses all previous skills and stats and becomes the rookie Big Guy but also has Null Field.
• 36, (JBG 3 or 5): Player still loses all previous skills and stats and becomes the rookie Big Guy but also has Tackle.
• 46, 65: Player does not get the Rusting trait.
• 63, 21: Player gets ST 2, -1 AG, Dodge, Right Stuff, Titchy, and Bonehead.
• 63, 22: Player gets ST 3, -1 AG, Dodge, Right Stuff, Stunty, and Bonehead.
• 63, JBG 1: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 4/6/1/9 Mighty Blow, Regenerate, Take Root (he's so dumb he forgets about the game), Always Hungry, Bonehead and is considered a Big Guy
• 63, JBG 2: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 2/7/1/10 Mighty Blow, Stand Firm, Thick Skull, Take Root, Bonehead and is considered a Big Guy
• 63, JBG 3: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/6/1/9 Prehensile Tail, Thick Skull, Really Stupid and is considered a Big Guy
• 63, JBG 4: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 5/6/1/8 Mighty Blow, Frenzy, Horns, Wild Animal, Always Hungry, Bonehead and is considered a Big Guy
• 63, JBG 5: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/6/2/8 Mighty Blow, Frenzy, Prehensile Tail, Wild Animal, Bonehead and is considered a Big Guy
• 63, JBG 6: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 5/6/1/9 Mighty Blow, Thick Skull, Really Stupid and is considered a Big Guy
• 66, JBG 1: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 2/7/1/10 Mighty Blow, Regenerate, Really Stupid, Always Hungry, is considered a Big Guy, and can never gain Sprint or use Go For It squares.
• 66, JBG 2: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 1/8/1/10 Mighty Blow, Stand Firm, Thick Skull, Null Field, Take Root, is considered a Big Guy, and can never gain Sprint or use Go For It squares.
• 66, JBG 3: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 4/7/1/10 Prehensile Tail, Thick Skull, Bonehead, is considered a Big Guy, and can never gain Sprint or use Go For It squares.
• 66, JBG 4: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 3/7/1/9 Horns, Frenzy, Mighty Blow, Thick Skull, Wild Animal, Always Hungry, is considered a Big Guy, and can never gain Sprint or use Go For It squares.
• 66, JBG 5: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 4/7/2/9 Prehensile Tail, Frenzy, Mighty Blow, Wild Animal, is considered a Big Guy, and can never gain Sprint or use Go For It squares.
• 66, JBG 6: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 3/7/1/10 Mighty Blow, Thick Skull, Bonehead, is considered a Big Guy, and can never gain Sprint or use Go For It squares.
• JBG 1, JBG 2: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 4/6/1/10 Mighty Blow, Stand Firm, Thick Skull, Take Root, Regenerate, Really Stupid, Always Hungry, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 1, JBG 3: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/5/1/9 Mighty Blow, Regenerate, Take Root (he's so dumb he forgets about the game), Bonehead, Always Hungry, Prehensile Tail, Thick Skull, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 1, JBG 4: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 5/5/2/9 Mighty Blow, Frenzy, Regenerate, Really Stupid, Always Hungry, Thick Skull, Horns, Wild Animal, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 1, JBG 5: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/5/3/9 Mighty Blow, Frenzy, Regenerate, Really Stupid, Always Hungry, Prehensile Tail, Wild Animal, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 1, JBG 6: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 5/5/2/9 Mighty Blow, Regenerate, Take Root (he's so dumb he forgets about the game), Bonehead, Always Hungry, Thick Skull, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 2, JBG 3: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/6/1/10 Mighty Blow, Stand Firm, Thick Skull, Take Root, Prehensile Tail, Bonehead, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 2, JBG 4: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 5/6/2/10 Mighty Blow, Frenzy, Stand Firm, Thick Skull, Take Root, Horns, Wild Animal, Always Hungry, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 2, JBG 5: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/6/3/10 Mighty Blow, Frenzy, Stand Firm, Thick Skull, Take Root, Prehensile Tail, Wild Animal, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 2, JBG 6: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 5/6/2/10 Mighty Blow, Stand Firm, Thick Skull, Take Root, Bonehead, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 3, JBG 4: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/5/2/9 Prehensile Tail, Frenzy, Thick Skull, Bonehead, Horns, Mighty Blow, Wild Animal, Always Hungry, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 3, JBG 5: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/5/3/9 Prehensile Tail, Frenzy, Thick Skull, Bonehead, Tackle, Mighty Blow, Wild Animal, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 3, JBG 6: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/5/2/9 Prehensile Tail, Thick Skull, Really Stupid, Mighty Blow, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 4, JBG 5: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/5/3/8 Horns, Frenzy, Juggernaut, Mighty Blow, Thick Skull, Wild Animal, Always Hungry, Prehensile Tail, Cruelty, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 4, JBG 6: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 5/5/2/9 Horns, Frenzy, Mighty Blow, Thick Skull, Wild Animal, Always Hungry, Bonehead, and is considered a Big Guy
• JBG 5, JBG 6: Player loses all previous skills and stats becomes 6/5/3/9 Mighty Blow, Frenzy, Prehensile Tail, Wild Animal, Thick Skull, Bonehead, and is considered a Big Guy

Playing Notes:
My player has Wild Animal AND Bonehead/Really Stupid how do I play him?
First you preform the Bonehead roll. If the Bonehead roll is successful and the player is already standing, then you look for any adjacent opponents for the Wild Animal trait.

New skills and traits:

Bloodthirst: Player changes into a feral animal capable of attacking friend or foe alike with a passion. Player gains +1 ST, Dirty Player, Mighty Blow, Cruelty, and Bloodthirst. Bloodthirst (roll a D6 before taking an action with the player, on a 1 he must make only a move action and run over and make an injury roll against an adjacent teammate or leave the pitch in the final square of his move action which results in a turnover).

Carapace: Player gets +2 to AV and cannot GFI (No GFI skill in PBeM). If the +2 AV would make the player exceed AV of 10, then his AV is 10 and he also gains the Null Field skill.

Chomper: Player develops a seriously large head and mouth full of teeth along with an uncontrollable appetite. He now moves like a Ball & Chain player and gains Maniac, +1 ST, Gluttony, and Mighty Blow.

Cruelty: If there is a prone/stunned player, regardless of team, next to this player at the beginning of HIS turn, roll a d6. On a result of 1, this player MUST move first this turn (you may not skip him) and make a sort of foul. This will be all he does during this turn. This "foul" does not count when using IGMEOY and thus the player will only be evicted on a referee roll of 6. No assists can be given, make a straight armour and injury roll for the prone/stunned player.

Crystal Skin: The player's skin becomes hard, but brittle. Any penetrating armour roll made against this player must be re-rolled. The second will stand even if penetrates. The opposing coach may re-roll any injury roll. If a Crystal Skin player is fouled, and the fouler rolls so that he is sent off, then the fouler is still sent off, but a new armour roll has be rolled.

Elephant Trunk: Player's nose turns into a large elephant trunk. Player gains +1 to attempts to pickup or catch the ball, -1 MA, and a -1 modifier to all Dodge rolls.

Ethereal: This player can phase directly through other players using energy from that player to use this skill. The Ethereal skill works very similar to the Leap skill (player makes an AG roll) except that if the roll is failed the Spirit player simply fails to pass through the player, his move ends in the square he started from and he may take no other actions that turn. An Ethereal move (leap) must be two squares in a straight line and must pass through a player from the opposing team. A player will not drop the ball by using Ethereal and a failed Ethereal roll does not cause a turnover.

Extra Leg: Player grows a very powerful leg, but it strength makes it difficult to walk. Player gains Leap, Extra Leg, Strong Leg, and -2 MA.

Fair Weather Fiend: The player becomes inhumanly agile but is also hypersenitive to the weather and his reasoning capicity is diminished from the change. Player gains +2 AG and the following PBeM traits: Vampiric Change, Rusting, Cold Blooded, Cold Natured. (for a table top league, these 4 traits mean he has Bonehead, can only play during Nice weather, and suffers an injury roll as per Vampiric Change below if it becomes Very Sunny while he's on the pitch) (this player does not gain the other skill/traits of Vampiric Change below)

Four Legs: Player becomes a Centaur (ie person with horse's body). Player gains +1 MA, Sprint, and Sure Feet.

Golem: Player's body turns into a mesh of stone and iron. Players gains +1 ST and +1 AV and the traits Rusting and Brittle. (Rusting = cannot play in the rain/Brittle = player suffers +10 to all Serious Injury rolls).

House Fly Head: Player gets those big compound eyes that see everything in all directions (but really screw up his depth perception). Player gains House Fly Head (-2 modifier to all attempts to pickup, catch, intercept, or pass the ball). Player also gains Pass Block, Diving Tackle, and Stiff Arm.

Nature's Servant: Player body becomes one with the Earth but he can only maintain human form for a limited time each day. Player gains +1 ST, Stand Firm, and Unstable. (Unstable=at end of each drive player misses the rest of the game on a 1 or 2).

Null Field - (also known as Tattoos) - A player with this skill is surrounded by a thin yet incredible strong personal aura created by mutation or unshakable faith. This field/aura means his AV is fixed, and cannot be modified by anything. This means Mighty Blow, Dirty Player, Claw, Fouls, Chainsaws, etc. have no effect for the purposes of the player's Armour roll. Skills that effect the Injury roll will still work, if the armour is penetrated.

Obese: Player grows very large and fat. Player gains +1 ST, +2 AV, -2 MA, -1 AG, and Juggernaut. Player also gains the trait Obese (may never Go For It).

Pinhead: The player becomes your typical big, slow, and stupid. The player gains +1 ST, -1 AG, and gains the trait Bonehead.

Spontaneous Combustion: At the beginning of each of your turn that this player is not KO'd or injured (even if the player is in reserves), roll a D6. On a 1, the player explodes in a massive fireball. This mutation allows the player to survive the blast, but he will miss the rest of the game. If this player is on the field, place all adjacent players prone and then make armour/injury rolls for each of them to check for injury. If this player or one of the adjacent players is holding the ball, the ball rockets into the air and will scatter 2D6 squares from the position of the ball holder square. If this player is in reserves, make an armour/injury roll for each other player in reserves. This will not result in a turnover unless another player on your team is knocked down from the blast. Opponents injured from the blast count for TEAM casualties but not for SPPs.

Single Eye: Player's eyes merge into a single eye. Any accurate pass thrown by this player must be re-rolled. The second will stand even if accurate. Player may not be Hypnotic Gazed.

Sleeper: The Takis-A effect is in constant motion with this player. As soon as a game is over, this player falls into a coma. He awakes from this coma a few hours before the next game. Just enough time to get used to his new body. The rules for the Sleeper skill are:

• Every game this player starts as a Nat with normal stats, no skills, or niggling injuries (he even loses Magic Helmets as they get nicked while he's in his coma state). Add +1 to any rolls made on the Wild Card, Joker Ace, Big Guy, or Ace tables and reroll any results of 1, to determine what type of player the Sleeper is for this game.
• If you ever roll three 1 results in a row on the Wild Card table, the Sleeper becomes a Typhoid Mary for the Takis-A effect. Roll for a D6 random team members these are not effected. All other players on the team who did not miss the game due to injury immediately loses all joker/ace skills, stats, and niggling injuries (in effect return them to Nat status except for keeping Magic Helmets and skills earned from Star Player Rolls). Each player must then roll on the Wild Card table as if they had just been effected by the virus for the first time. The Sleeper player when in Typhoid Mary state has Nat stats and no skills.
• A Sleeper earns Star Player points but never gets new skills or stats from Star Player rolls.

Third Eye: Players gains a +1 modifier to Quick and Short passes and a -1 modifier to Long and Long Bomb passes.

Vampiric Change: The player gets VERY pale skin, long teeth, and a thirst for blood. Player gains Fangs, Hypnotic Gaze, and Off for a Bite. The player may not take the pitch during Very Sunny weather. If the weather changes to Very Sunny while he is on the pitch, make an injury roll for the player immediately (a result of Stunned will be treated as KO'd). For PBeM, also give the player the Vampiric Change trait.

Wasp: Player loses one point of ST and AV, gains Wings, and grows a tail which can be used as a Poisoned Dagger (no secret weapon penalty roll, poison does not wear off when used, player earns SPPs for casualties caused with his tail.).

Weather Immunity: This player never suffers from any of the effects of the weather conditions - Sweltering Heat, Very Sunny, Pouring Rain, or Blizzard.

Apothecary:
Standard rules

Head Coach:
Standard rules

On Pitch Spellcaster: