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In order to throw a strike, roll a d10. If the number is less than the ARM ACCURACY value, then a strike has been thrown. If the number is more, then the pitcher has thrown a ball.

In order to hit, the pitcher must have thrown a strike. In order to hit it, then the player must roll a d10. If the number is less than the player's HITTING value, then the player has hit the ball:(HITTING THE BALL test

1- Foul ball (strike)

2-Ground ball to...(roll d6):

• 1-Pitcher
• 2-3rd Base
• 3-2nd Base
• 4-Short Stop
• 5-6-1st Base

3-Fly ball to...(roll d10):
• 1-Catcher
• 2-Pitcher
• 3-3rd Base
• 4-2nd Base
• 5-Short Stop
• 6-1st Base
• 7-Right Field
• 8-9-Center Field
• 10-Left Field

4-Line drive to...(flip a coin):
• Heads-Right Field
• Tails-Left Field

5-Miss(strike)

6-Home run, unless...(flip coin)
• Heads-Home run
• Tails-Bounces off Center Field wall(double)

In order to field or catch a ball, you must roll a d10. If the number is less than the player's FIELDING value, then the player has successfully fielded the ball and may throw it where he wishes. If the number is more than the player's FIELDING value, then the player has committed an error, and his roll to throw to the base he wishes is added by one.

When he throws to the base, he must roll a d10. If the number is less than the player's ARM ACCURACY, then he has successfully made the throw. But if the number is more than his value, then he has missed and the runners take another base.

If the player is an outfielder, he also must roll a d10 for reaching the base. If the roll is less than the outfielder's ARM STRENGTH, then he may go ahead and make the ARM ACCURACY test. But if the number is more, then the fielder he is throwing it to must make a FIELDING test.

When a player hits a grounder and the fielder(s) make successful tests to get the ball to the targeted base, he must make a SPEED test. Roll a d10. If the number is less than the runner's SPEED value, then the runner has made it before the throw and is safe. But if the number is more than the value, then the runner is out.

If a runner wants to steal a base, the catcher must make ARM STRENGTH and ARM ACCURACY tests and the runner must make a SPEED test. If the runner is stealing home, the catcher doesn't have to make either of his tests, and the runner adds 2 to the roll for his SPEED test.

CURVE BALL- the pitcher may subtract one from his ARM ACCURACY tests and add one to the batter's HITTING test.

HOME RUN HITTER- the batter adds one to his HITTING THE BALL test, but adds one to his HITTING test.

HERO- the player may subtract one from any test he takes, but may only use this ability twice a game.

SPEED DEMON- the player subtracts one from any SPEED tests he takes.

GOLDEN GLOVE-the player subtracts one from each FIELDING test he takes.

LANKY- the player subtracts one from each ARM STRENGTH test that he takes.

GENUIS- the player subtracts one from each INTELLIGENCE test that he takes.