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The Mighty Alligator Team Exchange is a private group that currently runs the BREMZ Senior Competition, which is famous across the old world and beyond. Team entries come from far and wide including fair Bretonnia, the jungles of Lustria and the Badlands.
The current league format is a round robin plus playoffs to determine the Tournament champion, who will receive the Mighty Alligator Trophy.
* Denotes a team finishing the season unbeaten
Redrafting will occur at the end of each season. Fan Factor will not be reduced. Miss next games are canceled and Niggles are removed on a 4+.
Funds for redrafting are calculated as follows:
Start with 1,000,000 Gp
+ 10,000 Gp for each game played
+ 5,000 Gp for each touchdown scored
+ 5,000 Gp for each casualty caused
+ 20,000 Gp for winning the Round Robin (only if playoffs are played)
+ 30,000 Gp for all teams not qualifying for playoffs
+ 80,000 Gp for winning the Championship
+ 40,000 Gp for the runner up
+ 20,000 Gp for finishing 3rd
+ funds in the Team Treasury
Wants to Retire
For the pusposes of wants to retire, a season is considered to be 10 games. After each season any player who has completed 10 or more games must make a wants to retire roll on a D6. If this is lower than the number of games played / 10 (rounded down) the player now wants to retire. This will be recorded on the league front page.
The current league format is a round robin plus playoffs to determine the Tournament champion, who will receive the Mighty Alligator Trophy.
BREMZ Senior History
| Season | Champions | Runners up | 3rd Placed | Round Robin Winners | Most Brutal | Top Scorer | Best Passer | Interception leader |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | We Will Assasinate You | Ribbit Ribbit | Turris Tigers | - | Laurot Milo | Silimi Qidan | Little Miss Sunshine | Yuviol Douger |
Famous Teams
| Team name | Race | Seasons Played | Kills | Deaths | Championships | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turris Tigers | Bretonnian | 1 | 0 | 2 | - | Founding member |
| Squeaky's Furminators | Skaven | 1 | 1 | 1 | - | Founding member |
| Ribbit Ribbit | Slann | 1 | 3 | 0 | - | Founding member |
| Kings of the Skull Servants | Shambling Undead | 1 | 1 | 2 | - | Founding member |
| We Will Assasinate You | Dark Elves | 1 | 0 | 0 | Season 1* | Founding member |
* Denotes a team finishing the season unbeaten
Famous Players
| Player | Team | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Nikita | Ribbit Ribbit | Nikita killed Sir Arthur's Squire of Turris Tigers in her first ever game for Ribbit Ribbit and has gone on to become become a solid fan favourite. The fans now call for a Nikita Death Block, or Nakita DB as it has become known, whenever Nakita is on the pitch |
| Little Miss Naughty | Squeaky's Furminators | Little Miss Naughty killed Billy of Turris Tigers in the second game of the inaugural season of the BREMZ Senior. The hit is fondly remembered by all the fans at the game, including the Turris Tigers fans who were unhappy with Billy's performance. |
| Little Miss Trouble | Kings of the Skull Servants | Little Miss Trouble, formally of Squeaky's Furminators, was killed in the final game of Season 1. Now plying her trade for Kings of the Skull Servants as a Zombie, to the horror of her former teammates. |
Redrafting Rules
Redrafting will occur at the end of each season. Fan Factor will not be reduced. Miss next games are canceled and Niggles are removed on a 4+.
Funds for redrafting are calculated as follows:
Start with 1,000,000 Gp
+ 10,000 Gp for each game played
+ 5,000 Gp for each touchdown scored
+ 5,000 Gp for each casualty caused
+ 20,000 Gp for winning the Round Robin (only if playoffs are played)
+ 30,000 Gp for all teams not qualifying for playoffs
+ 80,000 Gp for winning the Championship
+ 40,000 Gp for the runner up
+ 20,000 Gp for finishing 3rd
+ funds in the Team Treasury
Wants to Retire
For the pusposes of wants to retire, a season is considered to be 10 games. After each season any player who has completed 10 or more games must make a wants to retire roll on a D6. If this is lower than the number of games played / 10 (rounded down) the player now wants to retire. This will be recorded on the league front page.