As a guy who's played his share of Games Workshop's Blood Bowl,
it has been a continual source of frustration that there hasn't
been a good video-game representation of sports in a fantasy
milieu since the old Mutant League games on the Sega Genesis.
However, all that will change with Chaos League. While it lacks
the official Games Workshop stamp of approval, everything you
liked about Blood Bowl is here.  In case you're not familiar
with the genre, Chaos League's closest real-world comparison
would be rugby. Two teams face each other on a long, rectangular
pitch and attempt to carry a ball into the opposing team's
endzone. The main difference is the inclusion of several fantasy
races, including Dark and Wood Elves, Orcs, Goblins, Barbarians,
Undead, and other species. It's a brutal sport, as befits the
setting. The only real rule of the Chaos League is that you
can't hit a player when he's knocked down, and even that's not
enforced vigorously.  You can opt for a quick game with a pre-
generated team, or you c