“Game was slighty marred by 3 restarts, including one right after the elves' wardancer was killed (apoth worked) but the game did not save. We did out best to recreate the situation which led to an elf score on the next turn.

In the 2nd half, leading 2-1, the elves rolled a blitz on the kickoff, but were unable to capitalize as the three remaining goblins and an Ogre stood pat at the goal-line. The Handwasher picked up the ball and ran 22 paces for the score just before the 2nd half ended. Only 3 elves remained on the field at this time.

Lowlights of the game: Already crippled by a debilitating hair pulling problem, Trichotillomaniac's bald head was cracked by the wardancer and he suffered -AV and a niggle. The elves successfully made a leap (3+), one die block (1 in 3 failure), ball pick up in two tackle zones (4+), dodge (2+), pass (2+), and catch (2+) with no rerolls for the first score. That may not sound like a lot, but the probability of making those rolls without a failure was only approximately 13% (put down your calculators Dave and Dietz). Rolled a "1" for money. Rolled triple Skulls/Powskulls on a 3-die block. Response Prevention tied the team mark for consecutive boneheads with 3 in a row.

Highlights: managed to succeed on 50% of my 3+ pick ups (1 out of 2), which was much higher than my first game debacle of making only 1 out of 8. Compulsive Handwasher, now referred to by goblin children everywhere as the next Uber-Goblin, received his 2nd MVP. Of course, the team actually won more than 40,000, but had to divert some of the funds to bribe the awarders. Highlights included an Ogre rumbling for a score without failing a bonehead.”