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PLAYER ADVANCEMENT 
 in Blood Bowl Sevens league play, players do not earn Star Player Points 
 for their achievements. Instead, after every game, one player on your team 
 will automatically gain new randomly selected Primary or Secondary skill. 
 There are two ways In which to determine the player and the type of Skill: 
 1. During Step 3 of the post-game sequence, a single player player of of your choice 
 that played duting this game and that did not suffer an Injury table result 
 of 12, DEAD gains a randomly selected Primary skill. 
 Or 
 2. During Step 3 of the post-game sequence, a single randomly selected 
 player that played during this game and that did not suffer an Injury table 
 result of 12, DEAD gains a randomly selected Secondary skill. 
 Note that, due to the amateur nature of the game, and the somewhat 
 miss team training provided, any additional Skills gained by Blood 
 hit- and- 
 Bowl Sevens player are always randomly selected. The coach of a Blood Bow 
 Sevens team has to work with what they are given and, all too often, their 
 players will waste everyone's time perfecting a truly mind-boggling and often 
 completely futile set of skills and specialisms. 
 VALUE INCREASE 
 As players gain advancements, their value increases. To reflect this, whenever 
 a player gains a new Skill, their Current Value must be increased on the Team 
 Draft list by the amount shown on the table below: 
 CURRENT VALUE INCREASE TABLE 
 FIRST NEW SKIll A CH NEW SKILL GAINED 
 GAINED 
 AFTER THE FIRST 
 NEW SKILLS 
 +10,000 gp 
 +20,000 gp 
 Randomly selected 
 Primary skill 
 Randomly selected 
 Secondary skill 
 +20,000 gp 
 +30,000 gp 
 THE DRAFT 
 As players become more experienced, there is a chance they will be noticed 
 by a professional team and be offered a chance to break into the big leagues. 
 When this happens, there is little a coach can do as their best player is 
 poached on the vague promise of a huge salary, all the beer they can drink 
 and fame undreamed of. It is little wonder that not many players refuse such 
 an offer. 
 During Step 1 of the post-game sequence, whilst deleting any DEAD players 
 from your Team Draft list, roll a D6 for every player on your team that has 
 gained one or more additional Skills: 
 If the roll is higher than the number of additional Skills the player has 
 gained, you have been lucky; no one else is interested in hiring them and 
 they remain with your team. 
 If the roll is equal to or lower than the number of additional Skills the 
 player has gained, they have been lucky: the player receives an offer from 
 a professional team and immediately quits to pursue their dreams