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Puget Sound Pestilence - The Mighty Quins

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Teams:	Puget Sound Pestilence	—	The Mighty Quins
Coaches:	Phyrloki	—	Locky
Races:	Nurgle	—	Elf

League:	Everett Blood Bowl League
Division:	Spring 2017
Tournament:	Season 8 Spring 2017
Round:	Round 4
Date played:	Sat Oct 7 2017 22:51:14
Match report:	Download PDF report

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Game information

Stadium
Gate k
Fans (RL spectators)
Extra player Stats (ES) report page here

Teams	Score	Δ Treasury	Fan factor	Sportsmanship points	Total team CAS	FAME	TVs

Puget Sound Pestilence		k	10-1	points			k
The Mighty Quins		k	10-1	points			k

Puget Sound Pestilence report

Name

Position

Mvp

Int

IR 1 D1

IR 1 D2

IR 2 D1

IR 2 D2

IR 3 D1

IR 3 D2

Inj

Ageing 1

Ageing 2

Rotter

Rotter

Rotter

Rotter

Rotter

Pestigor

Pestigor

Pestigor

Nurgle Warrior

Nurgle Warrior

Nurgle Warrior

Nurgle Warrior

Beast of Nurgle

Raised rotters?:

Star Players:

Mercenaries:

The Mighty Quins report

Name

Position

Mvp

Int

IR 1 D1

IR 1 D2

IR 2 D1

IR 2 D2

IR 3 D1

IR 3 D2

Inj

Ageing 1

Ageing 2

Blitzer

Lineman

Lineman

Lineman

Lineman

Lineman

Lineman

Blitzer

Thrower

Catcher

Catcher [MNG]

Catcher

MNG

Journeyman

Used journeyman

New skill available

Star Players:

Mercenaries:

Game summary

Before we report on this spectacular game of Blood Bowl, we must acknowledge the passing of Kill St Claire. She was crap as an elf linewoman, let's hope she fares better in the afterlife as a rotter.

Now onto the game! It was a perfect day for Blood Bowl at the Ordo Dome. The elves elected to kick first, and instantly lost their journeyman to an expert block from a Nurgle Warrior. This was quickly followed by an injury on blitzer number 7, Blitz Robshaw, who was fortunately saved by the apothecary, who's skills seem to be improving dramatically.

While the Pestilence were winning the bashing game, they had a lot of trouble getting hands on the ball, and this proved costly in the first half, as the elves sped to a 2-0 lead, with touchdowns from Grim Visser and Ziggy Stardust respectively.

The first half was marked by the aforementioned death of St Claire, who will retake to the field in the next game alongside her murderer. Hopefully they can put their differences aside quickly...

Also lost to injury in the first half were elf thrower Danny Flair, who didn't even make one of the 6 completions the Quins were able to somehow pull off despite all the Disturbing Presence.

The second half started with a blitz from the Pestilence, who bloodthirstily charged toward the positionals that foolishly chose to stand on the line. Things went terribly for the Quins, who left a gaping hole in the backfield, permitting Pestigor number 8, Crappius to rush to the end zone.

The elves got nervous with the score at 2-1, feeling the possibility of a draw coming on. They set up a screen to the right which was thwarted by Caesar, the Nurgle Beast tying up several elves with tentacles.

Then for the elf BS! Blitzer number 8, Mauler dodged away from the Pestigor breathing down his neck to catch a pass from Visser. Visser then ran past him out of the Disturbing presence of the Nurgle Warriors who were closing in, and caught a pass from Mauler, just a few yards from the line. The Pestilence did all they could to thwart the TD, but Mauler, who would later be the Quins MVP, dodged in to blitz a rotter, knocked him down, and then ran to the end zone. Visser, who was only one dodge away from a touchdown, decided his team mate had been a good team player this drive, and tossed Mauler the ball for the touchdown.

At this point a riot ensued, giving the Pestilence 3 full turns to find the end zone for a consolation TD. The Quins, now 3-1 up and with the game in the bag, decided to run out of harm's way, abandoning lineman number 5 Will Carving to the mercy of 3 Nurgle Warriors and the Beast himself. Carving continued his reputation of being hard to put down, and defied all odds to end the game standing.

All that remained was for Gaius Papulous to walk the TD in past the cowardly Quins' positionals.

All in all a thrilling game, a highlight of the season so far.

Hats off to Chris Burow who was a great sport and extremely tough opponent throughout the game (Chris did not write this!!!)