Useful information for new players

The game doesn't seem to explain how to warp in extra players.
During your turn, click on your team name at the top of the screen.
This brings up a box with 3 tabs (Dungeon, reserves & Dugout).
The dungeon tab shows the players that are currently on the pitch.
The resers tab shows those available to warp in.
Just click a player to higlight him & then hit the "warp to dungeon" button at the bottom right corner.

The dugout tab lists those players not currently eligible to warp in injured / sent off / warped out etc...
IF A player was KO'd or Badly hurt, you will be able to click the magic sponge button at the bottom.
This heals the player & moves them to the reserves tab.
If they cannot be healed (pitted, warpouts, sent off, serious injury, etc) the magic sponge button will be greyed out.
You can use magic sponge or warp in a new player, but not both in the same turn.
You cannot warp in any new players after turn 16.

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It is worth stating that a DB games only has 1 drive.
This has several implications.
Pitted players are effectively crowd surfed, so will not be back until the end of the match.
There is no opportunity for the "secret Weapon" rule to eject players - DEATHROLLER TAKE NOTE....
Rerolls don't restock at half time (there IS NO half time!)
But rerolls do not cost double when purchased later...

DB games are ALWAYS 2 minute turns....

The default cyanide dungeons are really crap!
They are generally very small & heavilly biased towards strong bashy teams.
I would reccomend that everyone experiment with the dungeon editor & create their own dungeons.

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Known bugs:

Chests: If a player located next to a chest has the Mighty Blow skill and the chest explodes,
the Mighty Blow skill is used on the player himself.
This apparently also applies to bombs thown by a goblin bombadier.
Does anyone know if BB shares this bug?

Bouncing balls off walls: The ball cannot be caught after it has bounced off a wall. It will instead scatter off the player it hits.

Pickup & Leap: If the coach preprograms a move onto the ball and an immediate leap, the ball pickup is never even tried.
The player just leaps away.
If the coach first moves the player onto the ball and waits for the pickup to happen and separately activates the Leap skill afterwards,
the pickup works as normal.

Pushing & Walls: If a player is pushed, but cannot move because of walls, he doesn't move.
This is as intended.
However, if Player A is pushed into player B, but player B cannot move because of walls, player A is treated as if they were pitted....