Take 8 fouls * 58.33% (armor breaking) * 31% (ejection rate) + 8 fouls * 41.67% (armor not breaking) * 16.7% (ejection rate) Breaking AV6 armor occurs 58.33% of the time. Now let’s see how many people will get ejected. If you foul an AV9 player with 3 assists for every turn of the first half, you will on average remove 2 players by KO or CAS. So take 8 fouls * 24.3% = 1.944 player removals. With 3 assists our target player will have an adjusted AV value of 6.įrom the table, at an AV of 6, there is a 14.6% probability of getting a KO and a 9.7% probability of getting a CAS. Let’s assume that throughout a game you make 8 fouls each with 3 assists on an AV9 player.įor every assist on a foul, the target’s AV is reduced by 1. Let’s take a look at some tables Armour Break and Injury Tables. If you do break armor, however, this value jumps up to 11/36 (~31%). If you don’t break armor, there is only a 1/6 (16.7%) chance of getting ejected since you don’t get to make an injury roll. Doubles for 2 6-sided dice has a probability of occurring 1/6 times. When fouling, a player is ejected if he rolls doubles on either the armor roll or the injury roll. Let’s take a look at some figures to see how potent Dirty Player is.
BLOOD BOWL 2 FOULING TV
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