Happy to play a team not dead or oozing puss, the excited Kruelty coach got his wish, an invite to a magnificent elven stadium and a taste of dishing out pain.
The Kruelty were awestruck moments after kicking the ball over half as the lightening quick elves executed a textbook play and scored easily on turn two. (assisted by a can of beer which took down a K-Town player) Kingston put together a painfully slow grind after, but felt robbed of their chance to "win" on turn 8 by failing a dodge re-roll which would have led to the tying TD. In the second half several elves were KO'd into silence, but the Kruelty feared pulling the trigger on an early 2nd half touchdown for fear of giving the elves the ball again. The elves had proved they could score in 2 turns and Kingston were more afraid of the loss than they wanted the win. A decision the coach now regrets, seeing as how he later outnumbered the pointy eared beauties 10 to 6 after the Kingston score. (no KO'd elves awoke) The "accept a tie" decision almost backfired turn 15 as the wardancer, playing dead in the red zone, lept to life and nearly dislodged the ball into the crowd. Well played elves... well played. 1-1 tie.