Traditional Game Ball
Here we have the traditional Bloodbowl ball type that’s mostly used throughout the NAF competition.
Very rarely seen new, the new balls are almost always stolen on-route to the teams and tampered with by fans for a winning edge.
Very rarely seen new, the new balls are almost always stolen on-route to the teams and tampered with by fans for a winning edge.
Chaos Game Ball
Forged by the resident armorer, the Choas team ball is made up of old armor parts and bolted together in a very crude fashion.
The official NAF balls never find there way to the Chaos team, as the cart carrying them is always raided and plundered on-route by the beastly Chaos fans.
The official NAF balls never find there way to the Chaos team, as the cart carrying them is always raided and plundered on-route by the beastly Chaos fans.
Being completely made of old cast iron, it suits the Choas team rather well, as they normally have very little interest in the ball, and more interest in belting the opposition team.
A smart away team will decide not to kick the iron ball, but rather distract the ref right before kickoff - and while he’s not looking throw the heavy thing instead!
A smart away team will decide not to kick the iron ball, but rather distract the ref right before kickoff - and while he’s not looking throw the heavy thing instead!
Undead Game ball
From the deep dungeons of the Undead.. No-one really knows who's head it used to be, but it had an uncanny resemblance to a football, so it was used for a great game of bloodbowl!
Norse Game Ball - Regular
In true nordic fashion, this ball is hard and tough. Yeti leather and a beasts horns make this a true Norse ball.
Norse Game Ball - Yeti Fur
After a brutal game involving the Goblins, A poor yeti was struck down with a chainsaw whilst gazing into the half time food tent, and forgetting he was actually playing Bloodbowl.
What was a horrific accident soon turned into one of the iconic game balls to grace the pitch, a ball covered in yeti fur!
