“This game made a trilogy between Stenth and Vinco Vici Victum, with the previous encounters being a draw and a chaos victory. However, VVV went into this game in worse shape than normal. With 3 players already missing after a beating in their previous outing, they needed a good start, but as is typical with Coach Chainsaw teams, they got the exact opposite. Nuffle continued to abandon Vinco Vici Victum as both injuries and early dice went totally against the chaos team.

One of the opening blocks nearly ended the young career of beastman Aztec, a Coach Chainsaw with head in hands sent on the apothecary and left the fate of his team up to Nuffle in an attempt to appease the God of fortune. Immediately afterwards, the troll got whacked so hard that he failed to regenerate, but will be ok, however the team's prospects for this game were not looking good with the match barely started. Soon Eye of the Storm would join the troll in the injury box, and the match looked all but over.

Nuffle is fickle, and somehow he bolstered a spirited defense that knocked the ball loose from ogre hands several times with Fourteenth Horseman causing notable aggravation for his opponents. The ball spilled into the crowd and got tossed in a favourable direction for VVV. Cometh the Moment used his considerable pace to get up and grab the ball and sprint nearly clear. Sadly, not clear enough, as an ogre just about caught up and knocked him out of the second half. Nuffle clearly wasn't totally on our side.

Still, Vinco Vici Victum had survived the first half. Receiving in the second, there was optimism that they could overcome the early damage and loss of Eye of the Storm. The fans did their part, and beat up the ref at half time to ensure that VVV stood a chance in the second half.

It opened perfectly. Mega star ogre Izdubar got hauled down and fouled out of the game. Another got hauled down and fouled out of the game. The tide was turning, right? Maybe not. The drive had depended upon one thing - the skills of Titan escaping the marauding ogre who was hunting him down. The agile Titan with his ability to dodge blocks can be an elusive ball carrier, but not today. Twice he was blocked by the ogre and twice cleanly, ending the VVV hopes of winning the game. The draw was nearly saved after Fourteenth Horseman used his considerable pace to get back and assist Titan in bringing down the pesky ogre who had tagged him, but it wasn't enough. With beastman steadily leaving the field on stretchers - fortunately usually knocked out - the ogre team streamed forward, consolidated their position, and made light of the treacherous weather conditions to scoop up the ball and score a deserved winner.

Consolation came in the form of a deserved MVP going to Fourteenth Horseman who learnt from his opponents and became stronger.”