Select it and press X for match management. Now go to the competition and tab over to the Schedule page, you should see the conceded game. Start the competition and immediately concede the game during the inducements screen (keep pressing O and it'll give you the option to abandon the game). Add an AI team as well as one of your own teams.
The format for the final tournament is this season (and likely all seasons moving forward) is a 3 game concession style tourney, which is explained in much greater detail in the "Info for Coaches" tab on the left.First, create a multiplayer league where you're administrator or higher, then create a competition with 2 teams (make sure auto validation is OFF under competition settings).
If the number of coaches warrants it, we will explore divisions. We tend to take off April, August and December. Each season is for a different trophy of course and runs for 3 months of play followed by 1 month of recovery. Each 'blood bowl' year consists of 4 seasons over 15 months. However entry into the season-end tournaments are restricted to those coaches who play a minimum of 3 different coaches or 4 different matches over the course of a season.Ī season consists of playing for a single bloodbowl trophy (cup). This makes for a 'game a week' environment or less if the coach decides that for his team.Ĭoaches are encouraged to play all of their matches and challenges each season but are not strictly required to do so. As well, each coach is entitled to initiate 6 challenge matches against any coach in the league. Each coach is scheduled 6 games over a 12 week period and is given 2 weeks to play each match. This allows for FREEDOM and STRUCTURE depending on the coaches personal schedule or desires for their team. We currently run a Schedule/Challenge format. We are a Medicine Hat based Blood Bowl League. (Hardcopies of 6.0 rule book are available from Todd) We are currently playing with 'Blood bowl living rule book 6.0' as of September 1, 2016.
Welcome to the Medicine Hat Bloodbowl league.
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