“On a day when the Heroes were down in numbers and facing a more powerful opponent for the umpteenth time in the CCC, a hero emerged to show the rest of the team the way to victory. That hero's name was Super Mollusk.

The game started with the Celebs quickly scoring in 2 turns. (due to my making the first mistake in dorf defense: overcommiting) Down 1-0 the ball was kicked into the waiting hand of Super Mollusk, and from there on he rushed the ball through the endzone. Tieing it up for the second half.

The second half began with the ball kicked deep in the heros half, and although safe for the moment the undead quickly swarmed the little guys putting some players between the lone runner and the rest of the team (mistake #3 in dork offense). Manboy's super powers failed him, leaving him as only a boy with the strength of a boy, resulted in a loose ball as his weak arms could only fumble the toss.

Luckly it landed next to Dr. Aluminum-Foil-Face who stood his ground against the blitzing undead celeb. He even haughtly asked for John Ritter's autograph, flustering the ghoul in his attempt to dodge for the ball. This gave Manboy a chance to redeem himself, that although he was still in his weaken state, he managed to pickup and handoff the ball to the wiling grasp of Super Mollusk. Acting with all his mollusk senses, he blitzed himself free, and out intoopen field, far enough away that the celebs could succeed in only tagging him with a zombie. The foul forces of Eville was easily eluded and a second td was scored.

The resulting turns saw the heros playing a defensive game, bolstered by the ability of the los in holding the line, the more advanced members were able to take care of all who ventured into the hero's territory. After a brief scare when a zombie ended up with the ball deep inside the Hero's half (thwarted by failed gfi), and a skeleton who in the next turn managed to pick up the ball (and fumble the pass), victory was ensured and the Not-So_SuperHeroes vanquished the forces of Eville and return peace and order to the world.”