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This page is still under construction. It will hold information on past Events, but for the mean time you will have to make do with a bit of Offical Blood Bowl history from the Living Rule Book
If you have any accounts of your past trips to The Blood Bowl, pictures or other information then e-mail it and we can add it to the site.
2002 Blood Bowl Resurrection
2003 Blood Bowl Grand Tournament
2004 Blood Bowl Grand Tournament
coming soon... 2005 Blood Bowl Grand Tournament
The most sought after trophy is the Bloodweiser Blood Bowl Championship Winners’ Trophy, commonly known as the Blood Bowl. Originally it was awarded to the winner of the final match between the NFC and AFC Conference champions, but now it is awarded to the winner of the Blood Bowl Open tournament. Before 2461, the Blood Bowl championship games were fairly friendly – but competitive – affairs, played purely to award the status of Best Team in the World to the winners. With the arrival of big business in the shape of the Bloodweiser Corporation, however, the competition made a major stride in popularity. The prize money and Bloodweiser sponsorship deal that goes to the winners is said to be worth over a million crowns over the course of the following year. There is also the Blood Bowl trophy itself, otherwise known as the Buddy Grafstein trophy after the Bloodweiser chairman who first presented it. It’s made from solid Dwarf gold, and as such is extremely valuable. This value has caused the original trophy to be stolen many times, and in fact the current one is the fourth trophy to be made!