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Rules question - Rune of Unwitting flight special play card says that you send an opposing player flying. It specifies that it follows all the rules for throw teammate. Question is, does this include the restriction of the target player having the right stuff skill? If so it makes the card pretty worthless as most teams don't have such a player. If not, then this becomes the single most powerful card - able to throw a ball carrier and practically get a turnover before the opponent has a chance to do anything unless he somehow lands in an empty spot and makes a difficult agility roll. Most cards that have such an effect on your opponents turn don't allow you to hit the ball carrier, but this one carries no such restriction.

What are your thoughts?

I wouldn't say it caused a turn-over. The card doesn't specify that the player needs to be able to be thrown, so I agree it would be worthless in most cases if it only could be used on players with the Right Stuff skill. Wouldn't it be quite easy to throw a high value target off the pitch too? I agree the card seems good, but there are other more powerful cards (allthough perhaps not in the same cheap category as Dirty Tricks).