Fanatical football images update#
Fanatical football images full#

This game record assumes a quarter will consist of up to 50 plays with an overflow sheet if it goes over 50.

If you are creative enough, it can even be used in lieu of the Strat O Matic football board for solitaire play on-the-go. This is a game record that can be used to record a football game. This reflects game injuries in which a player is shaken up but later returns to the game. TEMPORARY INJURIES: For additional realism, change the injury die roll of seven to be an injury which lasts for a matter of minutes - the exact number of minutes equal to an additional roll of three dice for a range of three to 18 minutes of game time.

Fanatical football images full#

The result is a very realistic and exciting period in which both offense and defense attempt to play each second to full advantage as in real games. Board game users need only create a set of time cards numbered 0 to 15 (writing the numbers on index cards works great). The key improvement over game rules is that the exact length of a play is somewhat variable, using the roll of one die (the die which determines whether to use the offensive or defensive card) for a range of one to six seconds in addition to standard amounts associated with the type of play and play yardage. TWO-MINUTE CLOCK: In the last two minutes of each half use the time system described in the attached Word document. (1)=HB (2)=FB (3)=FL (4)=SE (5)=TE or their corresponding substitutes. The circle numbers correspond to offensive players. Roll the d20 again to determine defensive play. Roll two red dice and a d20 to determine player zones. This card determines the personnel, formation, and sometimes run/pass emphasis. Select the appropriate card for the opposing defense depending on the down and distance situation. Select an offensive formation and play for your own team. Roll a white die and two red dice (all d6) to determine the type of play and a d20 to determine ball carrier or pass receiver. Select a defensive formation and play for your team. Select the appropriate card for the opposing offense depending on the down and distance situation. This is an early draft, so volunteers and comments are welcome. It requires a d20 and a good enough football sense to select the appropriate card for the other team. I have created these solitaire cards to play Strat o Matic Football with advanced formations. WHY: This allows the user more flexibility in printing these cards. NOW: The cards appear individually on 5 x 7 sheets. THEN: The cards appeared on a 8.5 x 11 sheet with two per page. WHY: This accounts for the different rules for these distances while reducing the need for special symbols and modifiers. Cards U and V are used when less than 10 yards to goal. NOW: Cards R and S are used when there are 10 to 19 yards to the goal line. THEN: Each Defense had two Cards R and S for Red Zone Defense. WHY: To simplify the card layout and avoid unnecessary confusion. NOW: These formations now appear on separate cards F, P and Q. THEN: Each Defense had a Card P for three different defense formations. WHY: This helps the user sort the cards without feeling overwhelmed. NOW: Some Offense cards use a different color scheme depending on the type of offense (Normal, Red Zone, Alternate Formations) THEN: All Offense cards used a teal color scheme. WHY: This makes the cards simpler and easier to read, while reducing the need for special symbols. NOW: There are new Offense Cards (F, G, H) specifically for the Red Zone. THEN: Offense Cards would have markings to change the play while in the Red Zone WHY: There is no tactical reason to double team a receiver while guessing Run. NOW: The Defense will only double team when guessing Pass. THEN: The Defense would sometimes double team a receiver while guessing Run.

Fanatical football images update#

This is an update to the solitaire card set.