Nuffle was wanting chaos so delt out a lot of 1s, mostly to the Ogres then a couple of perfectly timed 1s for the Halflings resulting in a trip on the TD line in T7. A lot of KO snots but that was not enough to stop them swarming and getting the win.

In the beginning was the game, and the name of the game was Rats. Or so they thought. George Cukor tried to delay passing just one round too much, resulting on him stupidly droping the ball for the dwarves to pick up and score.
The second half was a classic dwarf grind, with most of the rats just trying to stay alive and a few brave souls trying to put in enough pressure for the Warriors to feel like they had to score, which left just enough time for Dean Martin to run behind the touchdown line and George Cukor to wrestle himself out of a tight spot and throw him the ball, saving the honour of the Rat Pack.

Not the Norsemen's game, they couldn't hurt the elves and the elves could do what they do do.

Complete Nuffling, the rats rolled several critical snake eyes, couldn't score and couldn't hurt the elves. The elves on the other hand, could score and could hurt the rats.

A much more balanced game than the last time the two teams met, when a large number of the beardies died on the field. The first half saw a classic Chaos Dwarf grind and delay, and the Beardies managed to force Testery to score early in the second half, all but securing a victory, had it not been for a blitz at kick-off, and a very brave and stable catcher, Faus, who managed to bring it in. Afterwards, the dwarves where much more pressed for time, and Testery put in a brave defense, but with some luck, Pâquerette was delivered the ball, broke off from a tackle and ran behind the touchdown line at the very last second, at least securing a draw for the Beardies.

A game of one quarter and three quarters! The lizards scored two in the first half, with a skink killing an Ogre along the way. The ogres couldn't get out of their half for their drive in the second and the lizzies were in a good position until a failed 1d block caused a turnover. This allowed the Belly Busters to perform a desperate TTM TD which allowed them just enough time in the game to get a turnover TD and the equaliser.

Unfortunatly for the Orcs, the Dwarfs were able to sneak a Deathroller onto the field (there may have been a fairly large trenchcoat involved). The Deathroller did his thing and the Dwarfs followed his lead by punching out a few orcs in the first half and score.
The second half - now with a removed Deathroller (and a lot of complaining from the Dwarfs about the removal of their "ground keeping tool") - saw the Orcs advancing and, despite the lower numbers, doing a solid job on offense, exploiting a gap in the Dwarfs defense lines. The Orcs caged just before the TD line of the Dwarfs and made it unneccessarily exciting, when they decided to stall. First came a successful dwarven dodge into the Orc cage, but with a failed Blitz. Followed the next turn by yet again another successful dodge into the Orc cage and this time, with a little dwarven help (see what I did there?), the Orc ball carrier went down, the ball went lose and the crowd went wild. The Orcs kept their nerves however and were able to pick the ball up in their last turn and score.
In the end, we are looking at a fair draw.

The Rabbids get a win in there first ever game, they must have been some serious praying going on to Nuffle before the game. A lot of dodging and not one missed step plus the trees were KOing the Orcs like it was going out of fashion. The Orcs struggled with some poor dice rolls and couldn't seem to find a POW most of the time.

Thanks for the game, its been a good one. Hope the dice are kinder to you next game.