“It's always a tricky question - Ogres. You know you will probably win. You know you will get your face kicked in.

The trick is to minimize the pain as much as possible by getting out as much alive as you can.

The apo was used early on to save Hooktooth from a broken neck (-1ag) only for Billy Klampit to be smashed into the floor later on by a single solid hit from an Ogre. Ouch. Rest in pieces.

The Dwarves finally got their act in gear and got the gobbos within range to deliver some payback, and with only 2 gobs on the field the chances of scoring were low, especially after a blitz from the kickoff. Unfortunately the bull centaur tripped and failed the block, effectively ending any chance of a 3rd goal.

Good money, +FF and a win for the Chaos Dwarves, but a Dwarven blocker dead. Means the team doesn't improve any, simply stays static as death is replaced, but could have been worse.

For the 1st five turns, honestly, it was all one way traffic. The ogres didn't fail a single bone head, pow with every block (tm) and the gobbos were impeccable. All they needed was a Throw team mate but they never took the opportunity all game, so never got the ball over the half way line. That said, I spent most of the entire game picking players up. The Ogre blocking, though it tailed off a few times, and was interrupted by occasional blocking, was awesome. Pows all over the place.

Good hard game. Ogres really are hard hitting splat machines - play at your peril!

Oh, and I absolutely, positively advise AGAINST having a mino on your team. In the 2 games so far, total waste of cash. Honestly, the wild animal thing really makes them of low value to a team, worst Big Guy player I know of. Should have got a troll :(”