“It was a great day for some blood bowl when the animalistic elves of the Woody Monkeys came out of their forest lair to play the monks of Schnozzle
Early on, the monks laughed among themselves, looking at the scrawny arms and legs of the wood elves, but they were soon silenced as the elves rushed the monks, biting and clawing until three players were already lying on the ground, bleeding from spots unmentionable. More would have died had it not been for the Monks healer, who managed to save Brother Donkey. Unfortunately, the elves were so focused on beating up the monks that they didn't notice Brother Quick grab the ball and run for the end zone.
The carnage continued, as the elf named John went crazy, scratching, biting, and then physically ripping the head off of Sniffling Whelp. Wardancer Eltharion, suddenly realizing that they were playing blood bowl, and not....well, blood bowl, he grabbed the ball at the last minute, and slung it towards the crazed John, who thinking it was another monk head, caught it and dragged it into the end zone where he held it aloft.
In the second half, the Monks got their revenge, putting four of the elves into the injury box, and even managing to gouge the eye out of the crazed John, who will apparently miss the next game according to our field reporters. Damaged and limping, the elves were unable to stop the revitalized monks as they pushed their way for another TD near the end of the half. When the dust settled, the Humans had won the game, but at the cost of three of their brothers. ”
“It truly is a Rare Day, Sons and Daughters, when the Monks of the rare order of Schnozzle take to the field in search of fame, glory, and money for a monastery furniture. But Lo! When The Most Holy do, They are VICTORIOUS.
The Schnozzling Horde experienced a few minor teething problems with the spindly little wood elves, but a concerted effort at prayer during the Pagan Pansies' turns proved eminently worthwhile - Pansy shoelaces sprung forth from their eyelets and elves stumbled to the sodden earth, one of whom badly hurting himself (We reckon it was a he, but he was long-haired and delicate, so We are willing to admit the possibility of mistake in this case) in the first couple of turns.
Our cunning two-turn-for-the-first-score strategy went awry in the second turn when Brother Bullet threw true but Brother Quick failed in His Duty to catch and score, despite a hole in the weedy elvin line having been opened by others amongst The Faithful. All was almost lost as the puny elves managed to pick up the ball-thing and chuck it up to a runner, but We soon sorted him out. He discovered the True Faith at the end of Our Holy Knuckles and handed over the ball, which was promptly chucked back up-pitch, only to be dropped AGAIN.
To cut a long story short, The Horde of Schnozzle pulled off a Righteous Win in the face of Unholy depravity and general weedy elfishness, We gave John a right good old kicking for scoring and daring to hurt The Faithful, and Brother Mulch was initiated into the Secret Order of "Kicking the Ball".
And to be honest (for We always are), We didn't really need Brother Sniffling Whelp anyway - the Faith was not strong with that one.”
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Early on, the monks laughed among themselves, looking at the scrawny arms and legs of the wood elves, but they were soon silenced as the elves rushed the monks, biting and clawing until three players were already lying on the ground, bleeding from spots unmentionable. More would have died had it not been for the Monks healer, who managed to save Brother Donkey. Unfortunately, the elves were so focused on beating up the monks that they didn't notice Brother Quick grab the ball and run for the end zone.
The carnage continued, as the elf named John went crazy, scratching, biting, and then physically ripping the head off of Sniffling Whelp. Wardancer Eltharion, suddenly realizing that they were playing blood bowl, and not....well, blood bowl, he grabbed the ball at the last minute, and slung it towards the crazed John, who thinking it was another monk head, caught it and dragged it into the end zone where he held it aloft.
In the second half, the Monks got their revenge, putting four of the elves into the injury box, and even managing to gouge the eye out of the crazed John, who will apparently miss the next game according to our field reporters. Damaged and limping, the elves were unable to stop the revitalized monks as they pushed their way for another TD near the end of the half. When the dust settled, the Humans had won the game, but at the cost of three of their brothers. ”