The goblin is consumed and dies, if that isn't obvious. If they roll a 1, they toss that Goblin right into their mouth and swallow them in a single gulp. Before they actually throw the Goblin, they have to make a 2+ roll. Big boys like that sometimes get too hungry for meat, and a delicious morsel in their hands is too much to resist. Additionally, some but not every unit with the ability to TTM have a skill (in this case Negatrait) called Always Hungry. The Goblin is always going to land off-mark, like a scattered pass would. If he rolls a 1 the Goblin falls out of his hands and has to make an Agility roll to land on the ground next to the Troll, failing sends him face-first to the turf. Then, he needs to make the actual pass roll.
To actually go through the action of throwing your goblin, you need to first make the Troll's normal Really Stupid roll, which is a normal negatrait which we'll discuss in the video (basically he needs to roll 2+ or 4+ to follow orders, failing means he just stands around like a big fucking idiot). Of course, the process of actually getting the Troll to cooperate is cumbersome at best and impossible at worst.
BLOOD BOWL GOBLIN 3 TROLLS SERIES
Instead of doing a series of pushes to score a 1 Turn Touchdown on the turn where you receive the ball, you could simply hand the ball off to a goblin standing next to a Troll, have the Troll throw the goblin, have the goblin land upright (falling over causes the ball to fall down in what is probably enemy territory and end your turn) and have him make a mad dash to the end zone. You can see how this could be advantageous. Of course, the goblin being thrown can also be holding the ball. If he fails the agility roll he falls on his ass and has to roll armor. However, this can also be used to let a goblin cover way more ground, assuming he lands upright. The goblin (or other thrown player) has to make an agility roll to try and land on their feet (more Tackle Zones make this roll more harder) and landing on a square occupied by a player bangs the goblin into that player, knocking them both down and turning the goblin into a makeshift projectile. So, the Big Guy makes a couple rolls to try to pass the player, and if he succeeds the player gets picked up and chucked down the pitch. So, rather than the 12(?) or 9 or whatever normal squares you can pass the ball, a thrown player can only go 6(or 5?) squares max. When you throw a player, you aim for a square within a reduced passing grid range. Trolls have TTM, Goblins have Right Stuff. Right Stuff just means you can throw that player on a TTM, nothing more. It allows them to throw specific players on their team, players who have a skill called Right Stuff. Throw Team Mate is a skill that several Big Guys get.
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