“Círdan looked at his leg and knew he played his last game as a Warrior. He sighed. It was a tough game: the necros were trying hard and even scored early, but they managed to win the game in the end. He himself did great: he threw a succesful pass and knocked two necro players down, causing injuries on them. But his leg, it hurted so badly that he knew that eventually it would slow him down or be a burden on the team.

He was proud to be a Warrior and knew he would never be forgotten. Then, suddenly he noticed all of his fellow players had stood up and gathered around him. They had taken off their helmets and placed them in a circle around him: the traditional honour given to a player who fought bravely for the Warriors of Daroth Gûl. This was it.”