  A link is called $\chi-$slice if it bounds a smooth properly embedded surface
in the 4-ball with no closed components and Euler characteristic 1. If a link
has a single component, then it is $\chi-$slice if and only if it is slice. One
motivation for studying such links is that the double cover of the 3-sphere
branched along a nonzero determinant $\chi-$slice link is a rational homology
3-sphere that bounds a rational homology 4-ball. This article aims to
generalize known results about the sliceness of pretzel knots to the
$\chi-$sliceness of pretzel links. In particular, we completely classify
positive and negative pretzel links that are $\chi-$slice, and obtain partial
classifications of 3-stranded and 4-stranded pretzel links that are
$\chi-$slice. As a consequence, we obtain infinite families of Seifert fiber
spaces that bound rational homology 4-balls.
