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Match Result · League division
Match recorded on 2006-09-04 21:18:24
50k
3/0/0
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
2
1
3
-
1
18
-
4
36
59
-
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
3
2
1
-
1
18
-
7
38
29
-
“An Overtime Epic.
The first half was atrocious for the Lions, barring a futile turn 8 the team managed a mere 27% luck on the counter and 0-2 on the scoreboard. Nothing could stop the poor dice even when in a good position after a 1st turn mis-click resulted in a BH puppy and dis-possessed undead. Needing only a quick pass/handoff maneuver to score an almost certain TD with a re-roll available the ball was fumbled at the first stage and the Monsters pounced to eventually recover and score. The Undead team seemingly having coated their hands in glue to pick the ball up around three times even in tackle zones whilst the Lions had foolishly coated theirs with grease. Receiving the elves could do no better and fumbled the ball to allow the Monsters to capitalize for a quick score.
The second half started badly with a riot leaving me with 7 turns to score twice with my team a player down to take the match to overtime. Hopes for a quick score were dashed with a stunning display of zombie running and dodging left a stunned catcher and the ball in zombie hands. Thankfully a couple of successful blocks recovered the ball and allowed a TD to leave 4 turns to kick, recover the ball and score an equalizer...
The Monsters tried to run the clock out with a cage near the sidelines and some quick turnovers and poor positioning threatened to put a quick end to the match. However the ball carrier, an overeager puppy, frenzied himself into an exposed position and was blitzed with the ball landing back in the middle of the ruck. An unfortunate skull left the ball free for the Lions to pick up and lob down the pitch for a final turn equalizer.
Receiving the kick off the Lions tried to work the ball down the pitch trying not to take any chances. With space and players running out the Lions eventually broke, and with a little fortune broke and scored putting them in the lead for the first time. With yet another wildly inaccurate kick resulting in a touchback the Monsters aimed to maim the Elves out of the way and got close to doing so with only mis-clicks and movement errors keeping the Monsters from a chance on the end zone. In a nail biting finish the werewolf left himself with too much to do and his likely wight receiver was mobbed.
The Elftown Lions had pulled an unlikely win from a desperate situation.”
The first half was atrocious for the Lions, barring a futile turn 8 the team managed a mere 27% luck on the counter and 0-2 on the scoreboard. Nothing could stop the poor dice even when in a good position after a 1st turn mis-click resulted in a BH puppy and dis-possessed undead. Needing only a quick pass/handoff maneuver to score an almost certain TD with a re-roll available the ball was fumbled at the first stage and the Monsters pounced to eventually recover and score. The Undead team seemingly having coated their hands in glue to pick the ball up around three times even in tackle zones whilst the Lions had foolishly coated theirs with grease. Receiving the elves could do no better and fumbled the ball to allow the Monsters to capitalize for a quick score.
The second half started badly with a riot leaving me with 7 turns to score twice with my team a player down to take the match to overtime. Hopes for a quick score were dashed with a stunning display of zombie running and dodging left a stunned catcher and the ball in zombie hands. Thankfully a couple of successful blocks recovered the ball and allowed a TD to leave 4 turns to kick, recover the ball and score an equalizer...
The Monsters tried to run the clock out with a cage near the sidelines and some quick turnovers and poor positioning threatened to put a quick end to the match. However the ball carrier, an overeager puppy, frenzied himself into an exposed position and was blitzed with the ball landing back in the middle of the ruck. An unfortunate skull left the ball free for the Lions to pick up and lob down the pitch for a final turn equalizer.
Receiving the kick off the Lions tried to work the ball down the pitch trying not to take any chances. With space and players running out the Lions eventually broke, and with a little fortune broke and scored putting them in the lead for the first time. With yet another wildly inaccurate kick resulting in a touchback the Monsters aimed to maim the Elves out of the way and got close to doing so with only mis-clicks and movement errors keeping the Monsters from a chance on the end zone. In a nail biting finish the werewolf left himself with too much to do and his likely wight receiver was mobbed.
The Elftown Lions had pulled an unlikely win from a desperate situation.”
1) Losing a werewolf right at the start of the game
2) Blocking with a werewolf, forgetting about Frenzy
3) A mis-click in OT preventing me from scoring
4) Ending my movement just one square further from the end zone than I should have, stopping me from making a last-turn TD.
ANY of these not happening would almost certainly have changed the outcome of the game. They were mainly my own mistakes and not just bad luck on the dice, so I think Gres fully deserved the victory.”