From where ever Final Fantasy Jobs come from, comes a group of dedicated players ready to face all challenges.... even blood bowl.
Strongly influenced by 8 Bit Theater.
http://www.nuklearpower.com/2001/03/02/episode-001-were-going-where/


0-16 Freelancer (50K) - 6/3/3/8 - G/SAP

0-2 Ranger (80K) - 6/3/3/8 - Pass, Accurate, GP/AS

0-2 Ninja (90K) - 7/3/3/7 - Dodge, Shadowing, GA/SP

0-2 Knight (90K) - 5/3/3/9 - Block, Guard, GS/AP

0-2 Dragoon (90K) - 7/3/3/8 - Leap, Juggernaut, GS/AP

0-2 Monk (100K) - 7/3/3/7 - Dauntless, Frenzy, Thick Skull, GAS/P


Rerolls - 60K

Starplayers!

Fighter McWarrior (170K) - 5/4/3/10 - Dauntless, Block, Stand Firm, Guard

Black Mage Evilwizardington (120K) - 6/2/5/6 - Stab, Foul Appearance, Bombardier, Pass, Accurate, Safe Throw, Animosity

Red Mage Statscowski (190k) - 7/4/4/9 - Pro, Leader, Animosity

Thief (Prince of Khee'Bler clan of Elves) (260K) - 8/3/5/7 Dodge, Shadowing, Sure Hands, Sneaky Git, Dirty Player, Animosity

Rundown of the Players

Freelancers - Everyone in the land of Final Fantasy seems to be this class, and everyone is the same. Basic Human Linesmen. They can do everything a linesman can.

Rangers - from the wild woods of Final Fantasy, these archers also play the role of Throwers for the team. With Pass and Accurate, they are almost as good a Elven Linesmen.

Ninja - From the shadows, these guys go. Try to get away from these guys sometime. Anyway, fast and probably will be your ball handlers.

Knights - the Strong guy on the team, except, unlike Black Orcs or Lizardmen, they aren't that strong. But they do start with Block and Guard, so they will help a lot.

Dragoons - Why these guys would bother jumping with an Agility of 3 is beyond me, but they are proud that they can. With Juggernaut, and above average speed, these guys might be your friend when you decide to Blitz.

Monks - The only members of the team used to going without weapons, there skill set shows they mean business. They will gladly go after the biggest guy on the field, but with frenzy, and no block, they are likely to come out stunned.


Strength - A team that can throw a bit, run a bit and with guard, stand up a bit.

Weakness - No big guy, no strength 4 pieces, no agility 4 piece. Not much of anything, but lots of starting skills means that you have something usable.


Anyway, obviously this team isn't serious. Or is it... No it isn't.