Woof Woof: Skeletons destroyed by this player may not regenerate. The player is placed in reserves box for the remainder of the match.

If a Treeman is on the pitch, roll D6 before taking an action with this player. On a 1, the player moves towards the Treeman. If the player is adjacent to a Treeman, roll a D6. On a 1, the player may take no further action that turn.

Fuggit & Biter move the same way Squigs do, with the templete. Instead of blocking you can choose to leap if the square is empty. Use normal leap rules. You can go for it if you don't have enough movements left. If there is no empty square he must block the player. You can choose whether to block or leap.

Every turn after the Squig hopper has moved roll a d6:

If one player gets injured, they both injured.

If the ball ends up in the Squig hoppers square, the Goblin can attempt to see if he catches it. The Goblin doesn't get the +1 for attempting to pick up the ball. If the goblin drops the ball while still on the Squig then the Squig gets the ball and roll according to the rules for Squigs handling the ball.

*Bone-Head - Roll a D6 before taking an action for a player with this skill. On a roll of 1 they standing around trying to remember what it is they're meant to be doing. This means that they can't do anything for the turn, and they lose their tackle zone until they managed to roll something other than a '1' at the start of a turn. In addition, bone-headed players must take their actions last of all during a turn UNLESS there is a player from the team that is not a bone-head or really stupid in an adjacent square. This simply reflects the slow-witted and sluggish nature of these creatures unless there is someone around to tell them to get a move-on (and now you know why the Ogre on the cover has a Goblin under his arm!).

Kantona Kick:Penalty Roll 9+ on each kick. Instead of making a block, use Kantona Kick against an adjacent opponent (or the crowd). Roll a 1 die block: