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==Gameplay==
 
==Gameplay==
 
Blood Bowl is played by two players (described as "coaches" in the rules to distinguish from the pawns). Players, team staff, and other characters are represented as 28mm miniatures. The game takes place on a playing field, called the pitch. Much like in football, the teams attempt to carry the ball over the goal line while on offense while preventing their opponent from doing so on defense. Players have various statistics that represent their playing ability. A player with high agility will be able to move more spaces in one turn, while a strong player will be more likely to successfully perform blocks. Various actions, such as running and using skills (passing, catching, blocking) , are available to players in a turn. <ref>https://www.thenaf.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/CRP1.pdf</ref>   
 
Blood Bowl is played by two players (described as "coaches" in the rules to distinguish from the pawns). Players, team staff, and other characters are represented as 28mm miniatures. The game takes place on a playing field, called the pitch. Much like in football, the teams attempt to carry the ball over the goal line while on offense while preventing their opponent from doing so on defense. Players have various statistics that represent their playing ability. A player with high agility will be able to move more spaces in one turn, while a strong player will be more likely to successfully perform blocks. Various actions, such as running and using skills (passing, catching, blocking) , are available to players in a turn. <ref>https://www.thenaf.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/CRP1.pdf</ref>   
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===Electronic Versions===
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There are many other ways to play Blood Bowl beyond the original table top incarnations, such as via the FUMBBL client and the Blood Bowl video games. <ref>https://fumbbl.com/help:</ref> <ref>http://www.bloodbowl-game.com/</ref> There are several different sorts of matchmaking formulas, such as black box and ranked.
    
==References==
 
==References==

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