First Game	Season 1 Game 1		Type	Franchise Player
Draftee	Draft	No.	Round	Pick
Info	NA	NA	NA	NA
Trade #	#---	Initial SPP	51
Incarnations
Initial Skills	Horns
SPP Req.	6	16	31	51	76	176
Skill	Block	Mighty Blow	Claws	+AV	XXX	XXX
How	Draft	Draft	Draft	Draft	Spp	Spp

The main tavern of Hallt is known as the Reeve’s Dive. As with anything of note in Hallt, The Dive is owned by Elva Fellgeibell, Reeve of the town. It should shock no one that Grrrreindeer, spent his last farthings drowning his thoughts in a mug of Fellgeibell brewed ale. He had been fired earlier that day from the Fellgeibell Brewery for standing up to the owner and demanding the laborers receive a share of the Brewery’s earnings. As a last act of yet to be discovered defiance, at dusk Grrrreindeer had set fire to the largest Fellgeibell fields of hops. At the time it seemed like a good idea even if he was flirting with the headman’s axe.

And now it seemed his luck had changed. In his hand was an offer to coach a new Chaos Draft League team. All he had to do was find players and a place to play and he had a plan to do exactly that. He would set up some makeshift stands in the now charred fields as they would be useless to the Reeve now. With the letter in hand the bank wouldn’t hesitate to loan the required gold to purchase the land.

Better still, he knew the most satisfaction would come from his team’s composition. He knew many of the Brewery laborers were sturdy folk and he had put together a list of 15 that were worshipers of the dark gods. Having them quit in the harvest season would cripple ale production.

Still, he had one vital sales pitch. He paid the barkeep, and as previously arranged, he rolled a barrel of ale out of the pub in a handcart. Two streets later he turned left and met Gokthoox, the largest Beastigor in town and the city’s executioner. After a lengthy conversation Gokthoox signed a blood bowl contract to play for the Hallt Inferno. With that signature Grrrreindeer had is franchise player and Hallt would never be the same. As a bonus, for the time being, it seemed he had also avoided the headman’s axe.