RadBall

RadBall is a fictional sport or game that combines elements of racquetball and dodgeball. It is typically depicted as a fast-paced, high-energy competition played in a racquetball court environment. Players use racquets to hit specially designed balls at opponents with the goal of eliminating them from play. Eliminations occur when a player is struck by a ball, typically below the shoulders, and fails to catch it.

The specific rules of RadBall can vary depending on the fictional context in which it is used. Common features often include:

• Court: Played in a standard or slightly modified racquetball court.
• Balls: Specially designed, often soft or foam-based, balls to reduce the risk of injury.
• Racquets: Players use racquets similar to those used in racquetball or squash to propel the balls.
• Elimination: Players are eliminated if they are hit by a ball thrown by an opponent and fail to catch it.
• Gameplay: Games usually involve two teams or individual players competing to eliminate all opponents. Strategies often involve offensive throwing, defensive dodging, and racquet-based redirection.

RadBall is often used as a narrative device in science fiction, fantasy, or action stories to add a sense of dynamism and futuristic appeal. It provides an engaging way to showcase characters' agility, strategic thinking, and competitive spirit. The specifics of the game are often less important than its function as a plot point or a method of character development. Because RadBall is fictional, its detailed rules and variations are determined by the author or creator who incorporates it into their work.