Ballers III (Early Access): Patron of Bloodblitz - Supplement for Zweihander RPG

Are you looking for a rather atypical deity

to flesh out your campaign world or add a twist to it?

Why not try the Great Baller?

Bloodblitz, also known as Bloodblitz Football or simply Blitzball, once a rough peasant sport of unknown origins, today is still a brutal, but complex game, that has seen a vast spread in popularity in only a few decades. Bloodblitz is played by two lineups of eleven players, also known as Blitzballers or simply Ballers, who compete to place an inflated pig’s stomach past a post to score points. Save from a universal ‘no-weapons allowed’ rule, Blitzballers otherwise have free reign to undertake any physical action against members of the opposing team in order to enhance their own team’s chance to score points or decrease the opposing team’s chance to do this instead. While in the past only a few well-to-do merchants occasionally found themselves sponsoring Bloodblitz, forming teams to settle perceived as well as material scores between rivals, a whole new branch of economy evolved around the sport of Bloodblitz.

Thesaurus recens historiae

This is a Sneak Peek on the third installment of Ballers. It provides you the Great Baller, the patron deity of Bloodblitz, both in a ZWEIHÄNDER RPG Core Rulebook and in a MAIN GAUCHE version.

In the first installment we barely scratched on the surface of Fantasy Gridiron Football (FGF) Campaign Setting Layer. With optional character creation and Professions being the focus, we defined where people, who are involved in Bloodblitz, may come from, and what was their role off the field in a grim & perilous world. In the second installment we detailed, what people can do on the field and how they can do it. We presented advantageous trappings for the action and with Referee, people who regulate the whole event. Last but not least we offered a box of tools to define your own version of the game of Bloodblitz. In Ballers III we bring it all together with even more details, sub systems, professions, and session prep tools.

Consider purchasing Baller I & Baller II.