This fan-driven initiative turns tournaments into something you don’t just play — you collect.
The idea is simple and brilliant. Each coach can carry a personal Blood Bowl passport and stamp it with custom seals from every tournament they attend. Each stamp becomes a memory: a place, a match, a casualty that probably shouldn’t have happened. It’s part travel diary, part trophy cabinet, part glorious nonsense — which means it fits Blood Bowl perfectly.
Right now, these passports and tournament stamps are available only in Spain. But this is not meant to stay local. Quite the opposite. The goal is to let other countries join in by creating their own passports and custom tournament stamps, adapted to their local scenes, events, and leagues.
If communities in other countries are interested, they’re encouraged to get in contact with the creator behind the project. The idea is not to centralize it, but to let it grow organically: more countries, more tournaments, more stamps, more shared stories. A living archive of Blood Bowl madness, one ink mark at a time.
This is how a niche game becomes a stronger community — not through official mandates, but through passion, creativity, and a love for tiny, beautiful, utterly unnecessary details. Blood Bowl has always been more than a game. Now it even has a passport.
👉 Contact @drekki_flynt or email mcpsy81@gmail.com to join the project.
