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<i>„The man was well-nigh dead, as soon as he met Gunn. To think the elf hadn't yet had any fun; but now, it seems, he's right - his notion just: No doubt a consolation for biting the dust.“</i>
Invented gangsta rap before there were any gangstas... or rap. For lack of a better term he calls his genre "Law-defying citizens speak words over repetitive beats which should not be mistaken for music". For some reason the name hasn't caught on. Neither has his debut album titled: He'll run for ya and he'll gun for ya, then you'll be stunned for two! Some critics suspect his affinity for overly long titles is connected to his own parents short-changing him when it came to his name. He even added a second -n to make his name seem bigger.
Badly hurt Allie Kat, scoring the Outlaws first causality (well, the first causality in a Bloodbowl game), even though the zombie regenerated.
His precise aim finds his mark even over the longest distance, like his long bomb pass against the 'Eadbashaz showed.
Learned how to guard his teammates from watching a tribe of buzzing, hulked up amazons called Femmes Fatales.
The Outlaws second-best rusher (34 yards) and the second-best passer (2 completions, 7 yards) during their <a href="http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=group&op=view&at=0&group=4848&show=18345">Season 1 Championship</a> run. Shares the spot as third best tackler with Dalton, who caused the same number of causalties as Gunn (1) with fewer blocks (5 compared to Gunns 9). Last but not least he was one of three players who came second to Starr in touchdowns scored (2). With all these accomplishments, no wonder he became his teams highest rated player (15 SPP). He went on to contribute one touchdown and his many, many valuable assists to the Outlaws <a href="http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=group&op=view&at=0&group=4848&show=18674">Season II championship</a>.