Canadian Style Football

"The defence sets their formation. The offence calls the play and the dice is rolled. Was it a pass or run? Was the play successful, or was there a turnover? The outcome is determined only by the luck of the dice and the skill of the cards."

In Canadian Style Football, players use dice and offense/defence cards to score a touchdown, return a punt, sack a quarterback, or make an interception, all using Canadian football rules to win the game.

Players can choose between a variety of different plays - both offensive and defensive - and roll dice to determine whether or not the play stands and, if so, the resulting yardage.

If the offense fails to gain ten yards in three downs, the play is turned over the the defense.

The game is played until each team has had three offensive possessions which would make up one quarter. The winner is the player or team with the most points after twelve possessions (or four quarters) of play.