“Weird game.

First half went more or less according to plan: score late, giving the undead just a few turns to equalize, forcing them to take risks to do so. I screwed up a bit, and didn't manage to score a defensive TD even if I managed to strip the ball, instead I managed to get my stripping WD knocked out, where he stayed.

Second half I kicked deep, and had my elves ready to hit the unprotected ghoul carrying the ball. Just dodge a catcher away to be ready to recieve a pass to safety. One, One.

Ok, that didn't go quite as badly as I feared, my WD wasn't crowdsurfed, and was even standing, the carrier ghoul still unprotected, the undead spread out.

Failed leap, reroll ok, blitz, pushback pushback. Meh.

Ghoul gets away, there's a catcher, WD, thrower and a lineelf surrounded by undead in the midfield. A few dodges, a leaping blitz and the ghoul who was unprotected finally goes down. And is stunned, with no undead able to reach the ball! Just dodge the catcher free and... failed dodge, TO!

The linelf next to the tripped up catcher is knocked down, and the two unfortunate elves are surrounded. A stunned catcher!

A blitz, handover, move and pass moves the ball from our endzone to theirs! The throw is missed, but that's not really a problem as the recieving Lineelf is safe for a turn!

The fouling continues, the ref bans the third undead fouler, only a ghoul has moved towards the ball!

We pick the ball up, stuns the ghoul and spreads out.

Our catcher is knocked down, the mummy moves towards the ball, our thrower is fouled, another eviction! Good man, that Ref!

We try distribute some spp's by passing to an unskilled lineman. Who drops the ball. Which is thrown in along the sideline, bounces out and is again thrown in - onto our half. Damn!

Luckily the undead failed to pick the ball up, we won a 1-0 victory!

Actually this was a really fun game for me! Lots of ups and downs. If things had gone as planned I think it would've been pretty boring.

So, thank you Scars for a fun game! Hope to play you again!



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