The "Ting Ting" deck introduced a unique "Wild Block", which can be played on any "Hit". A "Clear" can be played on a "Base", after which that "Base" and all cards played on it are moved to the side of the field. This "Base" is no longer in play. If there is only one "Base" in play, you can not play "Clear" on it. Also, if there are three "Bases" in play, you can not play "Clear" on the one in the middle. A "Press" can be played either on a "Base", a Base-Modifier or a "Block". If played on a "Block", a "Hit" can subsequently be played on the "Press". This "Hit" must be the same colour as the "Hit" under the "Block". If played on a "Base" or a Base Modifier, it nullifies the effect of every Base-Modifier (if any) underneath it. Every deck has three "Freezes". They are placed at the bottom of the deck after the cards are shuffled but before play begins. A "Freeze" can be played on a "Base". After that, no more cards can be played on that "Base", or on any other card connected to it. Base-Modifiers were first introduced by the "Club Foglio" Set (they are not found in the six originally-published decks). A Base-Modifier is played on a "Base", another Base-Modifier or a "Press" played on any of the previous two kinds of cards. If no other card has been played on a "Hold", it prevents a "Clear" from being played on that "Base". When counting won bases at the end of the game, the base under this card counts towards neither player;  When counting hits towards winning a "Base", odd number "Reverses" switches the owner of both sides. When counting won bases at the end of the game, this "Base" counts as double the number of bases for each "Double" on it. The original set consisted of 6 decks:  As of 2006, four sets of expansions are available for the game:  In 2001, "Brawl: Club Foglio" won the Origins Awards for "Best Card Game Expansion or Supplement 2000" and "Best Graphic Presentation of a Card Game 2000". In 2005, the French company Eclipse Vis Comica published the six original decks in French (though the cards were in English), and added a new promotional deck, "Natacha" which was available only with the proof of purchase of all 6 standard decks.