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Hexxon Oilers

## Details

The Hexxon Oilers is one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Houston Texans as well as the Houston Oilers (which are currently known as the Tennessee Titans). Hexxon is a parody of Exxon (part of the ExxonMobil Oil Corporation), headquartered in Irving, Texas, which is in the Dallas-Fort Worth area rather than the Houston area. Their logo is a demon/faun with a standard eye on the left side of the logo and lightning bolt over its eye on the right side. Their stadium is "AK-47 Stadium" located in Hexxon, Texas and is a parody of "NRG Stadium" and a reference to the "AK-47" firearm itself.

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Murder Ball
* Roid Rage

**Defense:**

* Sticky Ball
* Berserk

## Trivia

* They are the only team that has one of their All-Stars before they were released.
* They were originally called the **Hexxon Spoilers**.
Lost Wages Invaders

**The Lost Wages Invaders** are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Las Vegas Raiders (NFL) as well as the Oakland Invaders (USFL). Their logo is a skeleton on a shield with two chainsaws crossing behind the head. Their stadium is Allergic Stadium in Lost Wages, Hellvada.

## Theme

Soul Sychedelics -"A Frame of Mind" on Soundcloud

## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Murder Ball
* Chainsaw Massacre

**Defense:**

* QB Sack Attack
* Hot Potato

**Player References**

* Running Back Howard DryBones is a reference to the Dry Bones enemies from the *Super Mario* series. He is also named after longtime fan of MFL and Nintendo, Christian Howard.
* Enforcer Midnight Rambler is a reference to the Rolling Stones song and chic underground cocktail bar in Dallas, Texas of the same name.

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Deathskin Razors from the original Mutant League Football.
* The Oakland Raiders transformed into the Las Vegas Raiders beginning in the 2020 NFL season. The Croakland Invaders have become the Lost Wages Invaders to reflect this change.
Digital Dreams Entertainment

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**Digital Dreams Entertainment** is an American development company based in Morton Grove, Illinois.

Founded in 2010 by Michael Mendheim and Maxim Novikov, Digital Dreams Entertainment LLC specializes in creating fun, entertaining, and innovative video games for PC, console, and mobile platforms. The company is headquartered in Morton Grove, Ill., with development anchored in Kiev, Ukraine, and focuses on developing high concept, classic retro-style games that engage hands and kick-start hearts.<ref>Official Site

See more: **Digital Dreams Entertainment**

## Games

Mutant Football League
Carnivores
Mutant Football League 2
Otomo Akira

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Otomo Akira is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a wide receiver on the Tokyo Terminators.

## Trivia

* This character "most probably" is named after Ōtomo Katsuhiro (jap. 大友 克洋), the famous Manga artist, and his masterpiece "Akira" (jap. アキラ).
Cracksumskull Jugulars

The Cracksumskull Jugulars is one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Their logo is a snarling wolf in front view. They are obtained by downloading the Demonic Legion Pack DLC along with the Full Metal Mayhem and the Sonic Blast and Time Warp Dirty Tricks. Their stadium is "Don't Ever Bank Here Field", which is located in Cracksumskull, Florida and is a parody of "EverBank Field", which currently named "TIAA Bank Field".

## Theme

Black Hole Zion - 8-Bit Rage

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## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

**Offense**

* Flame On
* Murder Ball

**Defense**

* QB Sack Attack
* Sticky Ball

The name is based on the jugular vein, which are veins that take deoxygenated blood from the head back to the heart. Damaging these veins is life-threatening, and many predators will go for the necks of their prey so as to kill them by attacking the jugular veins: thus, the idiom "going for the jugular", meaning going for the kill.
Unknown Cheerleader Team

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The Unknown Cheerleader Team are one of the upcoming teams in Mutant Football League 2. They were revealed in the August 1st episode of the Official MFL Podcast.

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense**

N/A

**Defense**

N/A

## Player Stats

**Offense:**

*Quarterbacks*

*Running Backs*

*Receivers*

*Bruise Receivers*

*Guards*

**Defense:**

*Blitzers*

*Enforcers*

*Cover Backs*

*Line Bashers*

*Safeties*

**Special Teams:**
*Kickers*

*Punters*

*Burn Returners*
Chainsaw Massacre

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Chainsaw Massacre is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League.

### Abilities

Chainsaw Massacre sets the offense up to run a toss play to the running back. Upon receiving the ball, the running back brandishes a chainsaw he wields for a limited time, which he swings by spinning. The runner deals massive damage to any defender he cuts into and downs them for the rest of the play (assuming they don't die). This Dirty trick is good for clearing easier paths to the end zone since hacked defenders can't get back up.

### Counterplay

Well-timed tackles can bring down the ball carrier or chip away at his health while avoiding the chainsaw. Chipping his health while he stays up leaves him more vulnerable to dying and creating a turnover opportunity. Criminal Aliens, as well as the Galaxy Chaos, and Dirty Tricks like Berserk, Ginormous and Zap Attack counter this extremely well with dealing damage to the ballcarrier and forcing a fumble respectively.

### Penalties

There are no penalties for using Chainsaw Massacre.

### Manual

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

This is a run play. Once the ball is pitched, the ball carrier pulls out a chainsaw, which can inflict maximum damage on the defense. The chainsaw lasts for limited amount of time, so it’s best to not dawdle and just attack quickly. There is a cool down between
chainsaw attacks.

A button (Xbox One) or cross button (PS4) activates a chainsaw attack move. Chainsaw attacks can also be used during late hits.

## Trivia

* This Dirty Trick is a reference to *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre*, a famous horror movie (since redone several times) which featured Leatherface, a killer wielding a chainsaw. From this inspired a meme about inflicting grievous bodily harm with chainsaws which continues to this day. Leatherface himself would become a guest character in *Mortal Kombat X*.
	+ Brickhead Mulligan mentions a statue of him carving Paul Bunyan, an American folklore character, being made.
Deep Zone

**Deep Zone** is a Dirty Tricks formation in Mutant Football League and a standard in the Insane Cults playbook in Dynasty.

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## Player set

* 1 Line basher
* 1 Safety
* 2 Cover backs
* 1 Enforcer
* 2 Blitzers

## Description

The Dirty Tricks formation is used for low down and dirty trick plays designed to (literally) crush, hose or confuse the offense and if that doesn't work, kill them.
Season

## Schedule

The season appears to be divided into two halves. The first half is 7 weeks and the second half is 8 weeks, for a total of 15 weeks. In each half, you will play one game each against the other two teams of your division, and there will be one bye week; the rest of your schedule seems to be chosen at random.

In Dynasty Mode, trading is not allowed after the first half of the season.

## Playoffs

Four teams per conference make the playoffs at the end of the season: the top team in each division, plus the team with the best record out of the teams that didn't win their division (the "wildcard" team).
Attack

**Attack** is a Defense Formation in Mutant Football League and is in the standard playbook of Insane Cults in Dynasty.

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## Player set

* 2 Line bashers
* 2 Cover backs
* 3 Blitzers

## Description

The Attack formation is similar to the 4-3 defense played in the ancient leagues. Use this defense to protect against short and medium offense plays.

## Attack plays

* Blitz Attack
* Crash n Bash
* Man Zone
* Psycho Blitz

## Sources

1. ↑ Souce: Ingame description of this formation.
Hot Potato

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Hot Potato is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is available only to the defense, although the offense has the related Bombs Away Dirty Trick available.

When this dirty trick is used, the ball is rigged to explode about five seconds after the play begins. The last three seconds are signaled by a countdown beep. While this gives the defense a warning to steer clear of the ball, the offense may also use this as a hint of what's coming. As long as the offense called a pass play and the ball is still behind the line of scrimmage, it's possible to negate the trick by throwing the ball out of bounds or even turn it against them by throwing the ball towards them a la Bombs Away. As soon as the ball explodes, the play is over. If the ball was in play at the time, the ball will be spotted at the point of the explosion. If the play results in a touchdown, the score still counts and play continues normally. If the ball went out of bounds or explodes in the middle of a pass, it's considered an incomplete pass and play continues on that assumption.

This dirty trick is especially effective against a team focused on running like the Orcs of Hazzard. There are few countermeasures to a runner holding a Hot Potato, and while the player can score holding a Hot Potato, the ensuing end zone celebration is almost certain to kill the player: a handy tactic against a team low on players. It also works on punts; when the ball detonates, the team on defense will start their possession from the point the opponent punted the ball.

## Trivia

* In the classic children's game of "Hot Potato", the player holding the "hot potato" when time runs out is eliminated. The term has since been extended to encompass any object that is not safe to keep in one's possession for any length of time (such as, in this case, a ball about to explode).
O'Hell Wreckem Jr.

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O'Hell Wreckem Jr. is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Wide Receiver on the Leaveland Burns. He is a parody of Odell Beckham Jr.

## Trivia

* He is one of the five MFL All-Stars to have a Twitter account, the others being Andspew Upchuck, Bomb Shady, Iron Jaw Macgilicutti and Airbourne Dodgers.
Raz Daz

**Raz Daz** is one of the Dirty Tricks Formations in Mutant Football League. It's in the standard Playbook of Galaxy Chaos in Dynasty.

## Player set:

* 1 Quarterback
* 1 Running back
* 2 Receivers
* 3 Guards

## Description

The Dirty Tricks formation is used for low down and dirty trick plays designed to create chaos, mayhem and carnage to the defense.

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Akinori Sumoninja

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Portrait of Akinori Sumoninja

Akinori Sumoninja is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Runningback on the Tokyo Terminators.

## Trivia

* Akinori is a masculine japanese given name and can be written: 聡徳, 昭徳, 昭典, 明徳, 明憲. 明訓, 明紀, 晃教, 晶則 or 彰規
* Sumoninja is also a monster in Godville.
Roster Cuts

Cut player from the roster works differently in MFL. Instead of let go high salary player for nothing you can trade him for low level player. This mechanic implemented in a such way to avoid increasing probability of forfeit loses due to multiple roster cuts.

Be advised that you cannot trade player for Free Agent. When you do a trade, obligations on salary which you're paying currently to your player goes to another team. In addition, new team will pay you money difference between salaries of new player and your old player as a compensation for value of such a great player. In case of Free Agent there is no other team which would pay you this compensation for value, so in that situation in addition to losing money as salary for your ex-player you're trying to pay salary to the new player. That's why system doesn't allow you to make Free Agent move.
Hell-Spawned Demons

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**Hell-Spawned Demons** are one of the races in Mutant Football League. They are the headliner in the Demonic Legion Pack DLC which also features the Cracksumskull Jugulars, Full Metal Mayhem and the Sonic Blast and Time Warp Dirty Tricks.

### About the Race

Hexxon Oil Corporation burned through fossil fuels & exacerbated global warming to a point where the demons in hell felt it was warm enough to come topside to wreak havoc. Those that survived the top-secret lethal robots created to quell this demonic uprising became legion, & used their previous dealings with the devil to negotiate the best contracts with the league. They are born of brimstone, & while not the toughest, strongest, or fastest species in the league, they have wings which gives them a unique edge. They have the highest vertical jump of all species, which makes them excellent receivers & defensive backs. Their only obvious weakness is when they sustain damage, they take a long time to heal.

**Quirks**

* Immune to fire
* Better vertical Jump, winged flight jump animation
* Worst Health Regeneration

### Notable All-Stars

* Shreddy Von Hatin of the Full Metal Mayhem
* Von Killer of the Snuffalo Thrills

### Gallery

* A model of a demon player on the Mile High Chronic

## Trivia

* The first sentence in their bio originates from the first sentence of the third paragraph of **In the not to distant future...**.
Sven RottenBurger

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Sven RottenBurger is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a former quarterback on the Blitzburgh Steelheads. He is a parody of Ben Roethlisberger.

## Trivia

* Him being an orc is a possible reference to sports YouTuber UrinatingTree, whose nickname he gave to Roethlisberger "Captain Fatf\*ck: Leader of Men".
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Los Scandalous Volts

**The Los Scandalous Volts** is one of the upcoming teams in Mutant Football League, whose logo, a disembodied hand holding a lightning bolt in a roundel with spikes, was revealed on Threadless. They are a parody of the Los Angeles Chargers. Their stadium surprisingly, is not a parody of Dignity Health Sports Park, but instead share Los Scandalous Shake N Bake Arena with the Los Scandalous Damned.

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## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Sonic Blast
* Bombs Away

**Defense:**

* Sticky Ball
* Zap Attack

## Trivia

* The Volts share the same field with the Los Scandalous Damned; however, the Field Hazards differ. When the Volts host, there are no fire pits or land mines; instead there are lightning storms.
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Andspew Upchuck

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Andspew Upchuck is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Quarterback on the Insane Cults. He is a parody of Andrew Luck.

### Gallery

* Card
* Old Profile

## Trivia

* He is one of the five MFL All-Stars to have a Twitter account, the others being O'Hell Wreckem Jr., Bomb Shady, Iron Jaw Macgilicutti and Airbourne Dodgers.
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Insane Cults

The Insane Cults are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Indianapolis Colts. Their logo is a mutant with a mohawk and a blue pentagram on the forehead. Team colours are white, blue, gray and black. Their stadium is "Mucous Asylum Stadium" situated in Looneyapolis, Craziana and is a parody of "Lucas Oil Stadium".

## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Bombs Away
* Chainsaw Massacre

**Defense:**

* Warp Speed
* Zap Attack
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Malice Hellboys

Banner of Malice Hellboys

**The Malice Hellboys** are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Dallas Cowboys. Their logo is demon with a blue cowboy hat on, all in front of a pentagram. The team colors are white, blue and red. This was once a locked team in the PC version, they can be unlocked by winning the Mayhem Bowl in Season Mode. As of now, they are already unlocked. Their stadium is HEL-L Stadium situated in Gehenna, Texas and is a parody of AT&T Stadium.

## Trivia

**Offense**

* Beast Boost

* Murder Ball

**Defense**

* Warp Speed

* Thunderclap

**Player References**

* Safety Brain Lobotomy is a reference to lobotomy itself, a neurosurgical operation that involves severing connections in the brain's prefrontal lobe.

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Killer Konvicts from the original Mutant League Football.
* Despite being a parody of the Dallas Cowboys, the team is a reference to the *Dark Horse Comics* character and comic series of the same name, Hellboy.
* They are one of the five teams whose roster doesn't have BruiserBots. The others being the Cults, the Chronic, the Maniacs and the Tyrants.
Von Killer

Von Killer is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Line Basher on the Snuffalo Thrills. He is a parody of Von Miller.

## Trivia

In the vanilla version of MFL, he and Mouthy Sherminator were the only All-Stars who's race didn't match their profile. In the game, he was an Orc instead of a demon. This has since been corrected with the Dynasty update.
Bomb Shady

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Bomb Shady is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Quarterback. He is a parody of Tom Brady.

## Trivia

* He is one of the five MFL All-Stars to have a Twitter account, the others being O'Hell Wreckem Jr., Andspew Upchuck, Iron Jaw Macgilicutti and Airbourne Dodgers.
Dynasty

Dynasty - new game mode that allows players become the coach and GM of their favorite MFL team. Win multiple championships to become the league’s next Dynasty. Includes player XP, roster management, team salary caps, custom playbooks, player trades, free agent signings and multiple season gameplay!

## Players XP

Players XP - earn player XP and decide on what attribute to spend it in order to build your own Legend player from Rookie material!

Some attributes' prices increases from level to level and species to species. E.g. Orcs are the toughest and strongest, but lacks Intelligence in compare to other species, so they have to pay higher XP price for Intelligence progress. On the other hand Aliens are more vulnerable, but they have lowest XP price.

Also, in case of QB, Intelligence cost more for this position, since it has most of impact on it. Believe me you do not want to have QB with low Intelligence ;)

## Custom playbooks

Custom playbooks - change every Defensive, Offensive and Dirty Trick play from your team’s playbook for those plays which fits you and your team’s play style!

## Manageable roster and team salary caps

Manageable roster and team salary caps open abilities to choose players to be in starting lineups and manage your salary caps.

Check Players Salaries page for detailed information.

> Whatever level your player is at the start of a new season, that is his cost for the remainder of the season. This cost does not increase as the player gets upgraded (throughout the season) and should remain the same as when you started the season. Player costs only increase (based on their level) at the start of the next season. Then player's salary cost is adjusted and whatever that current salary is will be the same for the remainder of the new season.
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Mutant Football League - Dynasty Mode Tutorial by Michael Mendheim

## Player trades and free agent signings

Player trades and free agent signings - your team have extra cash from winning or cutting useless ballast from team’s roster? Spend it on free agency moves or trade options.

## Dynasty VO

Dynasty VO - new additional commentaries that were recorded specifically for Dynasty game mode.
Monster Mash

**Monster Mash** is an Offense Formation in Mutant Football League and in the standard playbook of Insane Cults in Dynasty.

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## Player set

* 1 Quarterback
* 1 Running back
* 1 Receiver
* 1 Bruise receiver
* 3 Guards

## Description

The Monster Mash formation is focused on a power running game mixed with short and medium pass plays. Use this formation for a variety of short to medium yardage plays.

## Monster Mash plays

* 99 Freakouts
* Beast Left
* Frankensteiner
* Hangman's Noose
* Money Ball

* RB Screen

## Trivia

Perhaps a nod to the song/movie title "Monster Mash" by Bobby "Boris" Pickett.
Gnashville Lycans

The Gnashville Lycans are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Tennesee Titans and are comprised entirely of Rampaging Werewolves. Their logo is the front view of a blue werewolf's head. Their home stadium is NewSin Stadium, a parody of Nissan Stadium. Like other new teams, the stadium features guarded goalposts; here they're actually trees that constantly swing left to right and back again.

> The Lycans are an all-werewolf team who surprised the league last year by making a deep run into the playoffs. This team can keep the momentum going if QB Dyan Rammakill's breakout season last year was the real deal, instead of a one-year wonder. The Lycans have a bruising power running game led by All-Star RB Derrick Frenzy, who is a beast on the gridiron. On defense, the team is stout but gives up big plays. If the Lycans can recapture the magic of last season, they have a shot at winning the Mayhem Bowl for the Music City. *(Mutant Football League, Team Scouting)*
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## Theme

"Blood, Fur and Lightning" by Brian Schmidt

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Beast Boost
* Murder Ball

**Defense:**

* Berserk
* Hot Potato

## Trivia

* The term "lycan" is short for "lycanthrope", meaning a victim of lycanthropy, the disease described in lore as what causes people to transform into werewolves, thus reflecting the team being comprised entirely of Rampaging Werewolves.
Los Scandalous Damned

**The Los Scandalous Damned** are a parody of the Los Angeles Rams. Their logo is a ram skull with yellow horns on top of a pentagram in black. Their stadium is Los Scandalous Shake N Bake Arena, located in Los Scandalous, Crazedzonia, which is a parody of the Los Angeles Coliseum all well as SoFi Stadium, and a reference to both the flavored bread crumb-style coating for chicken and pork from Kraft Foods and the 2006 movie, Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby. Both Los Scandalous teams (including the Volts) were made available as a DLC called the LA Power Pack.

## Theme

We Are L.A.

formerly Sweet Revolver by Bad Blood

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## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Sonic Blast
* Warp Speed

**Defense:**

* Sticky Ball
* Berserk

## Trivia

* The Damned share the same field with the Los Scandalous Volts; however, the Field Hazards differ. When the Damned host, there are no lightning storms, but the field has fire pits and land mines.
* Blitzer Killa Kong Suh dates back to the original MFL Kickstarter when he was on the Motor City Maniacs. This mirrors his real-life counterpart, the famously brutal and foul-happy Ndamukong Suh, making his way from the Detroit Lions to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
* Safety Darkus Bleeders is a reference to Darkus, the dark element from the *Bakugan* series.
Dirty Tricks

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**Dirty tricks** - why not? If playing fair doesn't help, give the audience a little sizzle.

Each team in the Mutant Football League has access to two offensive Dirty Tricks (different per team), two defensive Dirty Tricks (different per team), and two global Dirty Tricks (Bribe Ref and Ref Attack). Each Dirty Trick can be invoked once per half of the game (exception: Ref Attack may be used as often as a team likes at a penalty of 15 yards per use).

## Global dirty tricks

* Bribe Ref
* Ref Attack
* Resurrection
* Warp Speed
* Time Warp

## Offense dirty tricks

* Chainsaw Massacre
* Shotgun
* Flame On
* Roid Rage
* Beast Boost
* Bombs Away
* Fart
* Murder Ball
* Sonic Blast

## Defense dirty tricks

* Hot Potato
* Thunderclap
* Ginormous
* Zap Attack
* QB Sack Attack
* Berserk
* Strawberry Fields
* Sticky Ball
Mile High Chronic

Mile High banner

**The Mile High Chronic** are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Denver Broncos. Their logo is an orange eye with white wings, surrounded by flames one a dark blue background. This was originally a locked team (unlocked by winning a game by forfeit), but it is now unlocked as of the Dynasty Update. In the console version, this team is already unlocked.

Their stadium is No Authority Field situated in Indica Springs, Colorado and is a parody of Sports Authority Field, which is currently named Broncos Stadium at Mile High.

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Time Warp
* Chainsaw Massacre

**Defense:**

* Berserk
* Strawberry Fields

## Trivia

**Player References**

* Cover Back Sticks N'Bones is a pun on the children's chant "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me".

**Team Trivia**

* They are one of the five teams whose roster doesn't have BruiserBots. The others being the Cults, the Hellboys, the Maniacs and the Tyrants.
	+ Early in development, they do have them.
Training Camp

**Training Camp** is one of the available Mutant Football League game modes. It's an ingame tutorial for new players. In this mode, the players can learn how to control their team in different game situations.

## Kick Returns

**Kick Returns** is the first Training Camp session to play.

* Select Receive
* Kick Return Plays
* Kickoff Returns

Select a play [Q], [W] or [E] and begin.

**Example:**

* Return Left
* Return Center
* Return Right

## Running

**Running** is the second Training Camp session to play.

* Formations & Plays
* Snap Ball
* Run for a First Down
* Score a Running TD

* Goal Line
* Bruise
* Deadcoast

* KaBam
* Rumble Right
* Sucker Sweep

Important elements here to focus on are Line of Scrimmage, the 1st Down Line and the Endzone.
If a player can run through and reaches the Endzone, the team will earn 6 points.

**Basic Run Controls:**

* Player Motion [←] [→] [↑] [↓]
* [S] - Spin Attack
* [D] - Straight Arm
* [A] - Dive
* [W] - Hurdle
* [L Shift ↑] - Speed Burst

## Passing Clinic

**Passing Clinic** is the third Training Camp session to play.

* Formations & Plays
* Snap Ball
* Passing Drill
* Score a Passing TD

* Deadcoast
* Shotgun
* Spread

* Deep Post
* Double Cross
* Quick Slant

Important players here on the field are Receiver 1 [D], Receiver 2 [S] and the Running Back [A]. Players must throw the ball to the Receiver with the "throw" text over the head and find a way to run through to the Endzone.

([Q]/[L Shift ↑] to show the ways the Receivers and Running Back will take.

## Kicking

**Kicking** is the fourth Training Camp session to play.

* Formations & Plays
* Field Goals
* Punting
* Kickoffs

At the beginning of this session, the players must choose Special Teams with [Q] and select Field Goal. There are other options, but this session is about kicking the ball with [S]. The game then takes the players in front of the Goal Post. A Kick Meter to the right shows the players the distance and the sweet spot where they must release [S] again.

### Field Goal Scoring

0 - 39 Yards = 3 Points
40 - 49 Yards = 4 Points
50+ Yards = 5 Points
### 4th Down Options

* Field Goal - Out of Range
* Go for it - Too Risky
* Punt - Safest Option

## Defense

**Defense** is the fifth Training Camp session to play.

* Formations & Plays
* Defense Controls
* Tackling
* Run Defense
* Pass Defense

* Attack
* Cover

**Attack** and **Goal Line** have more Defenders on the line of scrimmage, **Cover** has less.

* Blitz Attack
* Bullet Proof
* Man Zone

**Attack Plays:**

**Blitzes** to stop run plays & pressure the Quarterback.

**Cover Plays:**

To stop pass plays with a focus on Receivers.

**Read Plays:**

Defense reacts to run or pass plays.

**Example:**

* Medium Zone [Zone Defense]
* Tight Man [Man Coverage]
* Run Contain [Man/Zone Coverage]

**Zone Defense:**

Defender Covers a Zone

**Man Coverage:**

Defender covers Receiver

**Man/Zone Coverage**

Mix Coverage

### Defense Controls

* Player Motion [←] [→] [↑] [↓]
* [F] Switch Player
* [S] Wrap Tackle
* [A] Dive Tackle
* [L Shift ↑] - Speed Burst

## Sources

1. ↑ Ingame text
2. ↑ Ingame text
Zap Attack

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Zap Attack is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is accessible only to the defense, although the offense has the similar Flame On dirty trick available.

When the Zap Attack is chosen, once the ball is snapped the player-controlled defender is surrounded by a powerful electrical field. Any offensive player that touches the electrified player is zapped for serious damage and stunned. If the Zap Attack reaches the ball carrier, even if the attack is not enough to kill, it will force a Fumble. This is an excellent opportunity to snatch the ball and run it up the field while you're still electrified. If the offense recovers the ball, as long as you still have the Zap Attack, you can try to force another Fumble.

The Zap Attack has a time limit and is transferable. Selecting another player to transfer the Zap Attack to that player. Once the effect wears off, the defender can be dealt with normally. If you are on offense and are up against the Zap Attack, the best countermeasure is to avoid contact and end the play however you can, such as throwing the ball out of bounds. Otherwise, you risk getting stripped of the ball and unable to tackle the ball carrier until the Zap Attack ends.

### Counterplay

Two of the best counters of this Dirty Trick are Warp Speed and Bombs Away. While Warp Speed can equal a touchdown and evading the defense, Bombs Away can take out a defending player.

## Trivia

* This Dirty Trick shares the same name as the third episode of *Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series*.
Fart

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Fart is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. This dirty trick is exclusive to the Orcs of Hazzard.

### Abilities

Fart, like Shotgun, causes the offense to run a designed quarterback scramble where the quarterback has seven smelly gas blasts available to him. Each time he fires, he launches a stink cloud at a defender in a straight line. If no such defenders are available as targets, the ability won't work.
Resurrection

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Resurrection is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League.

### Abilities

Resurrection brings one dead mutant back to life with full health. In Season or Playoff mode, this Dirty trick may revive anyone, regardless of when they died.

Resurrection is not available at the start of a game. Players must earn a Resurrection in the Ref Rampage mini-game during halftime.

In Season or Playoff mode, if automatic resurrection is turned off (permanent death), the player-controlled team gets four Resurrections per week for use before each game. The team gets eight if they are playing a game after one of their bye weeks or before the Divisional Round of the MFL Playoffs.

### Counterplay

There is no counterplay against the trick itself. The revived player, however, can die all over again.

Resurrection is not as big a factor in games set to resurrect players after each play.

### Penalties

There are no penalties for resurrecting a player.

### Manual

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

Resurrection Dirty Tricks are very rare and can be won during the Halftime show by surviving and scoring at least 500 point bonus. The Resurrection Dirty Trick will appear in your dirty tricks formation, and when used can resurrect a dead player from your bench. I know, right? How cool is that?
Ref Attack

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Ref Attack is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League.

### Abilities

The team which called for the Ref Attack immediately jumps offside and targets the referee to kill him. Similar to QB Sack Attack, targeting the referee instead of the opposing quarterback. The opponent controls the referee when the Dirty Trick is revealed.

Either team may use this Dirty trick at any time an unlimited number of times, either through their playbook or for an audible.

As a tactic, Ref Attack is best used immediately after the first sign shows the opponent has bribed the referee (such as a nonsense penalty or an uncalled obvious penalty).

### Counterplay

The referee can elude death a little longer by running out of bounds, similar to QB sack attack counterplay. The best chance to pull this off is when the opponent calls a Ref Attack audible rather than ordering it from the playbook.

If called from the playbook, the referee has effectively no chance of survival, though can still knock over and hurt players, similar to a late-hit window.

### Penalties

* If the referee died: 15 yards for unnecessary refslaughter.
* If the referee escaped: 10 yards for attempted homicide.

### Manual

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

When it’s clear a ref is bribed there can only be one outcome – he has to be eliminated, and that’s where the Ref Attack Dirty Trick comes into play. When a Ref Attack play is called, the team will jump offside prior to the snap and attack the bribed ref.

When a ref dies, the bribe dies with him and a new referee will come out onto the field and take his place. When a team attacks the ref whether they kill him or not, they will receive a penalty.

The player on the opposing team can take control of the ref and try to escape by running him out of bounds.
Bone Yard

**Bone Yard** is one of the Offense Formations in Mutant Football League. It's in the standard Playbook of Galaxy Chaos in Dynasty.

## Player set:

* 1 Quarterback
* 1 Running back
* 2 Receivers
* 3 Guards

## Description

The Bone Yard formation is a balanced mix of run and pass plays with the Quarterback positioned back from the center. Keep the defense guessing with a mix of short, medium and long plays.

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Sonic Blast

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Sonic Blast is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is obtained by downloading the Demonic Legion Pack DLC along with the Cracksumskull Jugulars, Full Metal Mayhem and the Time Warp Dirty Trick.

### Manual

This is a pass play. The QB chooses whichever receiver he wants to pass to. When the ball makes contact a sonic blast wave will erupt, knocking down all defenders in its radius. No defender will be able to intercept or deflect a Sonic Blast pass, which is used for quick scores.
Grim Blitzrow

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Grim Blitzrow is the primary commentator for Mutant Football League. He is voiced by Tim Kitzrow.

There is some inconsistency in his presentation. Although some early trailers depicted him as a Skeletal Deadhead, in-game commentary suggests he is either human or Mutant-Human, judging from such lines as "I can't dance better than that, and I've got skin."

## Trivia

* When a player breaks a tackle, he sometimes says "Look at this guy break tackles! He takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'!" A reference to the slogan of Timex watches, "Takes a lickin', keeps on tickin'!" The slogan was also used a respawn line for the Overwatch hero, Junkrat.
* When has a team has a big lead entering the fourth quarter, he mentions that *Heidi* is playing on superstation WKRP. Referencing an infamous game between the Jets and Raiders where the station switched from the game to Heidi. The Raiders would come back to win causing outrage among fans who missed the ending. This is also a reference to the tv series *WKRP in Cincinnati*.
Ref Rampage

Ref Rampage is a mini-game available to play during halftime.

### Rules

* Object: use a shotgun to kill as many zombie referees as able within 30 seconds without letting any of them catch the player.
	+ Each human-controlled team uses one randomly-selected player from their living roster.
	+ The player may move and use one button to fire their gun. They start with 9 bullets.
	+ The player may run over guns to pick up 9 more bullets or fresh ref corpses for 2. There is no maximum ammo. Gun pickups respawn a few seconds after the previous one was picked up.
	+ The player is restricted to a small area around midfield with a bird's-eye camera tracking him.
	+ If the player is tackled before time expires, that player dies and the mini-game ends.
		- The game also ends with a dead player if they step on any of the four land mines inside the play area. Zombies will not step on the mines.
* In single-player, the player wins if they score at least 500 points AND survive the entire 30 seconds.
* In two-player, the higher-scoring player wins.

### Reward

* One use of the Resurrection Dirty trick, good ONLY between the first play from scrimmage in the second half and the game's conclusion
* Regardless of whether or not a team wins the mini-game, the player they used remains alive and on the roster if he survives all 30 seconds.

### Tips

* Move, move, move! Regardless of who's in there, they all move the same speed in this mini-game. Your player is faster than the zombies.
* Use the spread cone as a guide to see if you can hit any refs and how close they are to catching you.
* Fire in waves at thicker crowds when stopping to rack up score. This makes effective use of ammo and time and staves off the tip of the zombie attack.
* Don't get cornered! Clear a path and move out of a corner sooner before the zombies block your escape routes.
* Make your way to guns when they pop up. They cannot spawn in more than one at a time.
* Use cover fire to open up your path or when walking to an off-screen area or to a gun. This is insurance against running into a surprise zombie you're now headed for at your speed plus theirs.
* If all else fails and you're not going to win, survive. You'll at least keep that player to use in the main game.
Grim Bay Attackers

The Grim Bay Attackers are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Green Bay Packers. The roster has every race in the game so far excluding Criminal Aliens. Their logo is the symbol for radiation. This is a locked team unlocked by winning the Mayhem Bowl in Playoff Mode. Their stadium is "Slambone Field" situated in Grim Bay, Ex-Consin and is a parody of "Lambeau Field".

## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Flame On
* Sonic Blast

**Defense:**

* Berserk
* Time Warp

**Player References**

* Line Basher Shake Martini is a reference to James Bond's preference for his martini cocktails, shaken, not stirred.
* Bruise Receiver Dicky Dodgers is a parody of Duck Dodgers, a 1953 Looney Tunes short and a 2003 animated series starring Daffy Duck as the title character.
* Line Basher Brats N. Shredder is a reference to two food items that were famously unique to Lambeau Field: bratwursts, shortened to brats, and cheddar cheese curds. Purchasing them together was referred to as a Brats n' Cheddar.

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Icebay Bashers from the original Mutant League Football.
* Their stadium alongside the Full Metal Mayhem's Stairway to Heaven Arena are the only stadiums in the game to have only one field hazard, bottomless pits (Thin Ice in this case), making it one of the least dangerous fields in the game.
Midway Mutants

Midway Mutants banner

**The Midway Mutants** are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Chicago Bears. Their logo is an orange biohazard symbol on a dark blue background. Like the Burns, the roster consists of Skeletal Deadheads, Monster Orcs and Mutant-Humans. Their stadium is Mercenary Field situated in Chiraq, Killinois and is a parody of Soldier Field.

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Bombs Away
* Murder Ball

**Defense:**

* Ginormous
* Hot Potato

## Trivia

**Player References**

* Quarterback Bark Buttfumble is a reference the infamous Butt Fumble play his real life counterpart, Mark Sanchez.
* Quarterback Mendy Mayhem is a parody of creative director Michael Mendhiem.
* Burn Returner Shulk Brawndo is a reference to the film *Idiocracy* and its popular advertising campaign revolving around the fictitious sports drink Brawndo, the "thirst mutilator".

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Midway Monsters from the original Mutant League Football.
* Chiraq is a nickname given to Chicago due to it having more murders and violence than the Iraq War.
* This is the only team that has one All-Star, despite the Burns team scouting report claiming that they have one.
Mutant-Humans

Mutant-Humans are one of the races in Mutant Football League.

Mutated humans are survivors of Monsatan’s dreaded super plague outbreak, which ravaged the planet over a centuries ago. Mutant-humans have finally been officially allowed back into the league after years of debate as to whether or not they were tough enough to play in the league. For over a thousand years, they were viewed as ancient beings that weren’t strong enough to handle the intensity of the MFL, remnants of an era long passed. But after years of cloning and advancements in bioengineering they have made a comeback. Savagely violent, but smart by nature, they were only on display in the finest zoos and museums until 10 years ago, when they revolted, broke out of the zoos, and organized protests in every MFL city for the right to play in the league. Strangely enough, they didn’t have any other demands. The owners didn’t listen to their requests, so the mutant-humans organized sit-ins at all of the owners’ favorite bars, restaurants, and brothels. They were allowed into the league soon after. They are solid, dependable players that are neither great nor terrible at any specific skill, evenly balanced across all ratings, and able to play every position.

Recently, a second breed of Mutant-Human, based on a different race, has been found and recruited into MFL teams.

**Quirks**

* Jack of all trades
* Master of none

### Signature Team

Being the "default" race, there is no one team comprised mostly or entirely of Mutant-Humans.

### Notable All-Stars

* Iron Jaw Macgilicutti of the Orcs of Hazzard
* Ratspew Splattered of the Los Scandalous Damned
* Slay Wrathspew of the Grim Bay Attackers
* Adam Stealin of the Purple Mutant Eaters

## Trivia

* The description of the race is similar to the plot of the *Planet of the Apes* film series and the African-American civil rights movement, which lasted from 1954-1968.
* Mutant-Humans 2 have coherent dialogue while speaking. They also bear a strong resemblance to the DC Comics hero Cyborg.

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