Hell yes... *sigh* they ARE important *greaterSigh*.

And this is why:
It might sound silly, but a lot of people jump straight into a new game without actually reading the rules... even though they have to click to say "you've read them. Be warned!" and you agree.

Thing is, the <a href=http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=help&op=rules>site rules</a> <b>are really important</b> and are well worth reading again to make sure you've understood them as far as you can by your knowledge of the game and the JavaBbowl-client. The consequences for breaking the rules will apply even if you say, you did'nt read them properly.


The game itself is still following the <a href=http://www.bloodbowlonline.com/LivingRulebook4.pdf>LRB4 rules</a> at the moment which can be <a href=http://www.bloodbowlonline.com/LivingRulebook4.pdf>downloaded</a> from <a href=http://www.bloodbowlonline.com/LivingRulebook4.pdf>here</a> and although long, really are essential to <a href=http://www.bloodbowlonline.com/LivingRulebook4.pdf>read</a> to properly be able to <a href=http://www.bloodbowlonline.com/LivingRulebook4.pdf>understand</a> the game.... yeah i know i now linked em <a href=http://www.bloodbowlonline.com/LivingRulebook4.pdf>six times</a> cause many of you did play older or newer versions of Bbowl and there are ALWAYS many nasty little differences, which can EASILY be prevented by looking em up again and again ;-).