Recommended components
Board, team pieces, ball markers, one-shot cards, action reference and energy counters.
Important: the simulator teaches the deterministic core. The physical game adds the layer that makes it contemporary:
Energy Points (PE), PA conversion and one-use cards.
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BALL · no luck
BALL print and play: print, prepare and play without luck.
BALL is designed so the printable format is not a lesser version, but a direct way to access the complete tactical system.
Clear printing
Use substantial paper or light cardstock. Keep contrast high and avoid shrinking the cards too much to preserve legibility.
Game setup
Before starting, separate the pieces by team, keep PE counters visible and place the action reference within reach. Remember: in energy mode, 1 unused PA may be converted into 1 PE during the action phase.
Visual accessibility
The design prioritises contrast, shapes and quick reading. If you laminate components, use a matte finish to prevent glare.
Durability
Sleeves, cardstock or lamination can extend the material’s lifespan without changing the tactical experience.
First games
Play the first rounds without trying to exploit every combo. First learn routes, blocking, passing and action economy.