“Considering the experience of several times used players (Undead) and the rookie orcs, it's a miracle I did this well. Somehow I got a bad start and the once-buried buried the ball in my end zone. After that, the Orok-hai woke up and began battering the dead ones with muscle and sinew, showing them once again that fists of flesh and bone are tougher than those of only bone.

Even though the undead are notorious for regenerating, they were slow at it today. Might have something to do with my assistant coaches running around hiding the skulls and other body parts of my opponent's players so that their dugout was literally filled with dead people who had lost their heads. I think they weren't in their right minds. Heh.

This being said, the match was substantially easier when my opponent had about half of his players available on the second half. It seems that the fans enjoyed the match as much as I did, and my small but enthusiastic mob of fans is growing, which is always good.

What scares me is that my opponents got also more fans. Who want to watch a bunch of skeletons fight? Another bunch of skeletons? Or are the necromancers becoming more numerous in the Old World? The last alternative is probably just sadists, and the World is full of them. Being one, I should know.

My respects to DragonLord, a truly worthy opponent.”