Disturbing Presence

[Edgard]

hi

Dose a pleayer with disturbing prasence disturbe pleayers on both teams or only his opponents?

[gandresch]

Hi,

only the players from the other team. The own team completed a special training to ignore the bad smell, that their friend is spreading.

Greets,
gan

[Alu-Cinator]

Hello everyone.


For an opponent, Disturbing Presence makes it more difficult to pass, to intercept and to catch the ball (-1 from the D6). OK.

But I wanted to know if there was any particular reason for not included in the rules (in what is amended by DP) the fact of picking up the ball ?


- Best regards.

[Darkson]

Probably because it would then be to powerful - couple of DP players next to the ball means pick-ups for most players would be on a 6.

[Smeborg]

It would be far too powerful for the coach with lots of D-Presence players. Every time the ball was loose (on the ground), he could force the opposing team to roll a 6 to pick it up.

And if both teams had lots of D-Presence, then the game would degenerate into a scrum with little realistic chance of picking up the ball. Although this might appeal in principle to some coaches, in practice it would be very dull!

[Pagan]

Wow. And this didn't change from LRB5.

Yes, it is very annoying if you play it where it impacts picking up the ball.

How'd I miss that one.

[Alu-Cinator]

Thank you for the answers. They correspond to what I thought too.