“It was a typical game.
At the beginning Ghity War Cry got a dream start: When Hiba Wormthief tried to block Talruum Champion at the very first turn of the match, both players were knocked doen, but Hiba Wormthief suffered a -AV weren't it true that the Apothecary did his job right and kept him on the field. At the following turn, Ghitu War Cry caused another Serious Injury.
However, these injuries were out of sync caused by an unspotted disconnection, and we decided to restart the whole game since the first injury came after the disconnection and reloading didn't gave a right solution. Nuffle disagreed with my agreement, and turned the dreamstart of Ghitu War Cry into a nightmare:
This time, before the game started, a rock knocked out one of the beastmen. Then Burning Shield Askari was knocked down by Tuhikere Ashbreak and became as weak as all elves are. Of course, the Apothecary tried to keep him playing, but he failed. In the same turn, a foul brought Talruum Champion into the Badly Hurt box, so before playing Ghitu War Cry only had 8 players left on the pitch.
I tried to score but without succes: Instead Frosters scored in turn 8, and did a nice movement crowdsurfing two of my players in one turn. After that another rock knocked precisely the Ghitu War Cry Dirty Player out. When receiving again, I received a Blitz! finally resulting in a 2-0 score. After that the Dirty Player kept Knocked Out, but without him Ghitu War Cry tried an Elf-like Long Bomb, which of course fumbled. In the retry only a short pass was needed and succeed.
Then the Dirty Player finally regained consious, but I lost the hope of inflicting two casualties anymore. In my very last turn however Beast of Bogardian killed Deronaok Venomwarper in a block, and I still got the DP left. And the Frosters Apothecary failed too! The desparate T16 foul was spotted by the referee, but allowed too. Nuffle disagreed and didn't like Frosters' T16 foul as reply too, but the fans not: Even with a -1 modifier my FF stayed the same.

At the beginning the game felt one-sided but at the end I got some luck back. The Apothecaries were less lucky: It was one of the rare games both failed.”