Quote:PLAYER PROMPT - We're in the run up to the playoffs and earning points in the standings is crucial. You're in a tie game with a divisional rival, third period, and you're battling for a puck in the corner (or if you're a goalie-- a scrum in front of the net). You feel an opponents stick come up and graze your chin. It doesn't hurt, in fact it barely touches you, but you have the opportunity to try and draw a penalty.

Written Task: Do you do it? Would your player embellish the high stick? Take the dive? Try to get a call where there isn't one? Keep in mind a powerplay could win you the game here! These are important points in a playoff race! Would you take the opportunity, or is your player too hard-nosed for that? Are you a stick to the rules kind of player, or a take any chance you can get to win kind of player? (150+ words)

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Jølñgüštrâädæviñçh DuBølk is the master of embellishment. In each practice, he always attempts to fake 4 injuries. While his teammates have caught on, the rest of the league hasn't. While yes, his teammates have told him to stop doing that, he uses that opportunity to refrain from retaliating and taking the penalty. With that, he has drawn many a penalty and given plenty of power play points in turn (ignore the fact that the other team gets makeup calls). He also happens to be a good explainer as to how it was a penalty, as can be seen from this audio snippet:

DuBølk: "REF! Am I not gonna get a call there? He hit me with a stick (points towards Brennan Kennedy III of Newfoundland)

Ref: "My guy he's like, 15 feet away from you. I don't think his stick is that long for christ's sake"

DuBølk: "Do I look like I care?"

Ref: "(Turns on mic) #68 Nevada, 2 minutes for embellishment"

DuBølk proceeds to try and fight the ref and has to be physically restrained