Winnings: 50,000   Treasury Spent on Inducements: 0
Player Filet O’Fish(4) CP:1
* Player The Whopper(10) recieved injury: Badly Hurt
Player Tater Tot(11) MVP:1 SPP:8 Skill Rolls:1
* Player Chinese Spareribs(12) recieved injury: Badly Hurt
* Player Pork Chops II(13) recieved injury: Serious Injury
* Player Cherry Pie(15) recieved injury: Dead
* Player Tater Tot(11) took skill(s):  Jump Up
Spiraling Expenses: 0     Team Value for Spiraling Expenses: 860,000
Fan Factor stayed the same at 1
* Hired Cherry Pie II(1) in position Halfling for 30,000
Treasury contains: 130,000
New Team Value: 890,000     Final Treasury: 130,000

Winnings: 70,000   Treasury Spent on Inducements: 0
Player Aaris Armstrong(1) CP:1
Player Sven Quique(3) TD:3 SPP:37 Skill Rolls:1
Player Ymir Wrathsmith(4) TD:1
Player Rok Yaksmak(5) CA:1
Player Jager(8) CA:1
Player Berg Normlanm(13) CA:1
Player Krakow Norj(15) MVP:1
* Player Sven Quique(3) took skill(s):  Dodge
Spiraling Expenses: 10,000     Team Value for Spiraling Expenses: 1,880,000
Fan Factor went up to 9
* Hired Loc Armstrong(16) in position Thrower for 70,000
Treasury contains: 150,000
New Team Value: 1,960,000     Final Treasury: 150,000

The Storm came to the pitch looking for orks, and instead found a couple of huge tree men with little midgets running around their bases digging up nut and mushrooms.  The coaching staff turned to each other with question marks over their heads, and came back to their sense when Rok Yaksmak yelled "I hate midgets!  Get them!!!"



Well that about sums it up.  Some weird and plentiful magic came an went throughout the game with the head coach hudling next to some wizard seeming playing cards with him.



Notables - Rok’s hatred for midget apparently wasn’t far off as he killed one of them even with an apothocary.  Jager picked up some bonehead ogre traits near the start of the game and was difficult to manage all night.  Sven Quique was mister sticky fingers and seemed to keep the ball more than any other people on the pitch combined.  The 3 scores just by him is a testament to this.



Leaving the pitch, Aaris Armstrong was heard mentioning something about some great food he had been smelling all game.