<b>STARTING FROM THE DUST</b>

Starting a blood bowl team is never easy, and even less ifyour players aren't capable of thinking and keep on breathing at the same time. In spite of this, Skull Farm had an envyous start streak. Not a single defeat, and only one draw in the first six matches, conceding only 2 TDs, while Olbort and Barram the Mummies slowly became in the opponent's terror with their hammering fists. The next three matches weren't so good (2 Ties and a defeat) but with the tenth, pain fell upon the Undeads.

Axe Slayers, the damned and hated name for the Skull Farm. 4 times the Farms had played against Dwarves, and four times the dwarves suffered our rage without being able to counteract. But the Axe Slayers learned well from their brothers. Hermann Rottingteeth the Ghoul dead, Barram McKillie niggled with no chance to regenerate, and Olbort feeling too good for the team. This lead the team to the need of hiring lots of new players which just keep on dieing or just weren't good enough to play on a regular basis for the Farm sometimes being even outnumbered in the matches. Under the Leadership of two decaying stars, Olbort and Sir Ernst, the Skull farm ended their first approach to the game in such a bad shape.

Despite the poor last matches, there was some brilliant moments like scoring 4 TDs against elves or the 19 casualties in the first 4 matches. Even some individual players have had their great acts, like Carember Deurton intercepting a pass in the debut match, or Olbort Gorrahm causing 6 casualties (two deaths) in two matches.

But the best player in these ten first games has been, without any kind of doubt, Sir Matthew Vanikof. 4 Touchdowns scored, 2 casualties caused, and 4 times declared the Most Valued Player of the match, made him the fan favourite and the real genuine star. Sadly, he died in an easy match against skavens the day that he left the regen at home.

Let's see what the next 10 matches bring to us.