“Dice luck should be more like 10%/90%.

I haven't played this team in months and this game is an instant reminder of why. You'd think 6 re rolls would go a long way but you'd be wrong, had to waste them on trivial things like fumbled quick passes, failed 2+ dodges, failed AG4 ball pick ups... My opponent managed to argue something like 4 calls with the eye on him and then I make ONE foul with the eye off me and I'm instantly sent off. Then to make things SUPER FUN AWESOME, my opponent gets the ref. I should say that technically we both got him but with my dirty player banned from the game and with only 10 players on the pitch I was never going to get a good chance to foul anything worth while. So out of about 4 kick off results my opponent won 3 with a perfect defense, get the ref and finally a blitz which turned a 1-1 draw into 1-2 loss. Then for one final cock-slap in the face a thrall who was 1 spp away from skilling gets killed on a totally pointless 1 dice block.

Hard enough playing a team like this without being bent over by the dice.

"Just another biased FUMBBL player" - Go suck an egg mate. It's easy to say "Oh I just got a couple of lucky ref calls" but those ref calls combined with get the ref won you the game 100%. You didn't have to put any effort into this game, just foul > roll a 6, foul > roll a 6, foul > roll a 6, foul > roll a 6. Then you were just on cruise control through the second half. I'm cool with fouling, fouling is a totally legit strategy and I use it a lot with vampires but fouling almost every turn with the eye on you is just bad strategy but you still got rewarded for it. Perfect defence, get the ref and blitz are probably 3 of the biggest game changing kick off results and you got ALL THREE. That is why the luck should read 10/90%. Randomly injuring a Wight and KOing a few ghouls is superfluous when every single critical roll goes in your favour.”