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In an effort to bridge the Sea of Claws and unite the Old World, the nobility of Bretonnia financed a new blood bowl tournament. Teams from across the continent were invited to come and represent either Albion or Bretonnia in their quest for the Old World Challenge Cup.
Season XV: Conferences
Season XV has started, get your games in!
Season XV has started, get your games in!
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What is the Old World Challenge Cup?
The Old World Challenge Cup is a repeating league that offers a slightly different format from usual. The OWCC consists of two conferences of 10 teams each (the Albion Conference and the Bretonnia Conference), and a feeder conference of 8 teams (the Kislev Conference). A single season is made up of three stages. Changes from last season are highlight in red.
The Conferences
Teams start their season by playing a series of games in the national conferences. Teams will travel across Albion, Bretonnia, Kislev or Norsca, battling to get into the top spots and earn a place at the Old World Challenge Cup. Occasionally, teams from the Albion or Bretonnia Conferences will have to drop out (sometimes for financial irregularities, sometimes for a perceived indiscretion by the nobility running the tournament, and sometimes, as in the famous case of the Mousillon Blood Knights, because all the team’s players are hunted down and staked by a mob of angry locals). When this happens, the most star-studded team (or sometimes just the team with the most resources available to “influence” the selection committee) from Kislev or Norsca are given a shot at the big time.
Teams start their season by playing a series of games in the national conferences. Teams will travel across Albion, Bretonnia, Kislev or Norsca, battling to get into the top spots and earn a place at the Old World Challenge Cup. Occasionally, teams from the Albion or Bretonnia Conferences will have to drop out (sometimes for financial irregularities, sometimes for a perceived indiscretion by the nobility running the tournament, and sometimes, as in the famous case of the Mousillon Blood Knights, because all the team’s players are hunted down and staked by a mob of angry locals). When this happens, the most star-studded team (or sometimes just the team with the most resources available to “influence” the selection committee) from Kislev or Norsca are given a shot at the big time.
How does it work? The Conferences are a five round Swiss tournament. The first round is seeded by TV. Wins are worth 2 points, draws are worth 1 point. Future rounds are seeded according to teams' current points total. At the end of the season, ties are broken by standard Swiss procedure (TD Difference + (CAS Difference / 2); and then TD For + (CAS For / 2)), and then by head-to-head record if applicable, and then by a coin toss. (At the moment, the league page shows an incorrect tie-breaker score, placing too much importance on CAS difference. Unfortunately, this can't be changed, so fixtures will be decided using this incorrect tie-breaker, although the end of season results will use the correct one.)
The Kislev and Norsca Conferences are feeder conferences, and are run slightly differently. This season, they will be run as a single "Central" division, with a 5 round Swiss tournament. Scoring is the same as for the main divisions. If a team from the Albion or Bretonnia Conferences drops out for any reason, the team(s) with the highest TW from the Kislev or Norsca Conference will be automatically promoted to take their place. Their current points total will be transferred with them, but capped at the maximum they could have achieved up to that point in the conference they are entering.
What is the prize? The winners of the Albion and Bretonnia Conferences are declared the Conference Champions, and will get to draft teams into each Conference next season. They also receive a bye into the second round of the Challenge Cup. The top two teams in the Kislev Conferences will be promoted automatically. The winner of the conference gets to pick which of the two conferences they enter – see The Draft, below.
Teams placed 2nd and 3rd in the Albion and Bretonnia Conferences enter the first round of the Challenge Cup.
The two 7th placed teams in the Albion and Bretonnia Conference will enter a Playoff Tournament with the teams finishing 3rd and 4th in the Kislev Conference, to see which two teams will compete in the top tier next season.
The 8th placed teams in the Albion and Bretonnia Conferences are automatically relegated to the Kislev Conferences.
The Giant-Killer Award: During the Conference season, teams will also gain points towards the Official Giant-Killer Award. Teams gain (and lose) points for the following achievements:
+Winning against a team with higher TV: +100% of the TV difference
+Drawing against a team with higher TV: +50% of the TV difference
+Losing against a team with higher TV: No points
+Losing to a team with lower TV: -10% of the TV difference
At the end of the Conferences, the team with the highest points total is awarded the Giant-Killer Award.
The Cups
After the national conferences have determined internal rankings, and more importantly who will be the nation’s champion in next season’s draft, a series of cup competitions are held simultaneously in a city chosen by the current holders of the Inter-Conference Shield.
After the national conferences have determined internal rankings, and more importantly who will be the nation’s champion in next season’s draft, a series of cup competitions are held simultaneously in a city chosen by the current holders of the Inter-Conference Shield.
The Challenge Cup
The elite teams from Albion and Bretonnia compete for the ultimate honour – the Old World Challenge Cup itself. Tickets for the final are often sold out before the beginning of the season! The prize money is attractive to teams and players alike, but the real draw is the once-in-a-lifetime experience (for most players!) of winning in the final.
The elite teams from Albion and Bretonnia compete for the ultimate honour – the Old World Challenge Cup itself. Tickets for the final are often sold out before the beginning of the season! The prize money is attractive to teams and players alike, but the real draw is the once-in-a-lifetime experience (for most players!) of winning in the final.
How does it work? The Challenge Cup is a straight knockout tournament. The Conference Champions each receive a bye into the second round. In the first round, the 2nd placed team will play the 3rd placed team from the opposite conference.
What is the prize? The winner gets one extra MVP and a random amount of gold, up to 90k.
The Inter-Conference Shield
Teams finishing mid-table in Albion and Bretonnia compete in the Inter-Conference Shield, a competition to determine which conference is superior. These games often include grudge matches between teams of the same race, adding an extra spice that has made them popular with commoners and the nobility alike. For this reason, teams that win their game sometimes also gain a patron who will look after them in future drafts. The nation that wins the Shield gets the advantage of hosting the cup competitions the following season, as well as getting the first pick in the draft.
Teams finishing mid-table in Albion and Bretonnia compete in the Inter-Conference Shield, a competition to determine which conference is superior. These games often include grudge matches between teams of the same race, adding an extra spice that has made them popular with commoners and the nobility alike. For this reason, teams that win their game sometimes also gain a patron who will look after them in future drafts. The nation that wins the Shield gets the advantage of hosting the cup competitions the following season, as well as getting the first pick in the draft.
How does it work? Teams finishing 4th-8th in the Albion and Bretonnia Conferences form a Conference Squad. First, teams are scheduled against each other according to their finishing position (4th plays 4th, 5th plays 5th, etc.). The second round and third round of games are chosen by the two conference squads in turn, with the first set of choices going to the conference with the better overall record. The squad that didn't choose the games for each round may allocate two bonus points to games in that round (either 1 point to two different games, or 2 points to one game). The conference with the most wins at the end of it all are declared the victors. Games include overtime, so there are no draws.
What is the prize? The Conference with the most wins gets the first draft pick next season. Individual teams who win their Inter-Conference Shield game are entered into a lottery, with the chance to win a Royal Pardon (see below).
The Playoffs
Every season, four teams who didn’t quite make it during the regular season compete to remain in, or to be promoted to, the top two conferences. For teams finishing near the bottom of the Albion or Bretonnia Conferences, these three games represent their last desperate chance to avoid exile to snowy Kislev; while for the other two teams, the Playoffs are their ticket to the much more glamorous upper conferences.
Every season, four teams who didn’t quite make it during the regular season compete to remain in, or to be promoted to, the top two conferences. For teams finishing near the bottom of the Albion or Bretonnia Conferences, these three games represent their last desperate chance to avoid exile to snowy Kislev; while for the other two teams, the Playoffs are their ticket to the much more glamorous upper conferences.
How does it work? The two teams who finished 9th in the Albion and Bretonnia Conferences, and the 3rd and 4th placed teams in the Kislev Conference, play each other in a scheduled round robin tournament, with 5 points awarded for a win, 3 points for a draw, and 1 point for a loss. The tie-breaker, if necessary, is head to head record, followed by TD difference, followed by CAS difference. If required, the tie-breaker will then be TD scored, followed by CAS caused, followed by a coin flip.
What is the prize? The top two teams at the end of the mini-league will play in the top tier next season, while the bottom two will play in the Kislev Conference.
The Kislev Plate
The Kislev Plate was introduced for teams that aren’t involved in any of the other competitions going on during the busy schedule. For many fans, it represents the first real chance to see the potential stars of tomorrow, and nobles are usually quick to declare themselves long-time fans of whoever ends up winning. This can be a distinct advantage when they are next involved in the draft…
The Kislev Plate was introduced for teams that aren’t involved in any of the other competitions going on during the busy schedule. For many fans, it represents the first real chance to see the potential stars of tomorrow, and nobles are usually quick to declare themselves long-time fans of whoever ends up winning. This can be a distinct advantage when they are next involved in the draft…
How does it work? The top two Kislev teams, plus the teams finishing below the Playoff spots are entered in to the Kislev Plate, along with the two teams finishing bottom of the Albion and Bretonnia Conferences. It is run as a straight knock-out competition, with the first round randomly seeded.
What is the prize? The winner of the Plate gets a Royal Pardon (see below).
Post-Season Tour
After the cups, teams travel across the Old World, playing in exhibition matches to train their players, raise money, gain new fans, and (most importantly) raise the profile of the league outside of its traditional heartlands. Previously called "friendlies", these games were renamed after it was pointed out that they were sometimes distinctly less than friendly. Teams of equal size tend to play each other regardless of conference, and after successful petitioning from the Union of Blood Bowl Players the number of these games that could be played between seasons was limited. Of course, young and inexperienced players are keen to play more than the older, wiser, players, so smaller teams tend to play more games. Most individual players see these games as little more than training matches, so they don’t tend to hit other professionals as hard as they normally would! Of course, there are always exceptions…
After the cups, teams travel across the Old World, playing in exhibition matches to train their players, raise money, gain new fans, and (most importantly) raise the profile of the league outside of its traditional heartlands. Previously called "friendlies", these games were renamed after it was pointed out that they were sometimes distinctly less than friendly. Teams of equal size tend to play each other regardless of conference, and after successful petitioning from the Union of Blood Bowl Players the number of these games that could be played between seasons was limited. Of course, young and inexperienced players are keen to play more than the older, wiser, players, so smaller teams tend to play more games. Most individual players see these games as little more than training matches, so they don’t tend to hit other professionals as hard as they normally would! Of course, there are always exceptions…
How does it work? Teams will be divided in to four groups based on their TW (Tournament Weight). The highest TW group will be allowed to play one match against another team in the same group; the next highest up to two matches; the third group up to four matches; and the lowest TW group up to 6 matches. Claw doesn't stack with mighty blow, and modifiers don't work with piling on for these games.
What is the prize? There is no prize!
The Draft
Before the next season can start, the senior teams must be divided up between the two conferences. This is done by a secret draft, carried out behind closed doors in the official Drafting Hall, between the two conference champions from last season. The champion of last season’s Kislev Conference is now also allowed to be present, to throw themselves in to the conference they most fancy. It is often a long, drawn-out affair, but when the teams have reached their decision, white smoke billows from the chimney signalling that the process is over and the new season can begin.
Before the next season can start, the senior teams must be divided up between the two conferences. This is done by a secret draft, carried out behind closed doors in the official Drafting Hall, between the two conference champions from last season. The champion of last season’s Kislev Conference is now also allowed to be present, to throw themselves in to the conference they most fancy. It is often a long, drawn-out affair, but when the teams have reached their decision, white smoke billows from the chimney signalling that the process is over and the new season can begin.
At the end of the season, there will be a draft to determine which teams from the draft pool end up in which conferences for the next season, with the Conference Champions taking turns to pick the teams. The conference that won the Inter-Conference Shield will get the first pick. The Conference Champions stay in their original conferences. The only other restriction is that there is a maximum limit of one team from each race in each conference.
The winner of the previous season's Kislev Conference can choose which conference to enter once all other teams have been chosen (barring one). The final remaining team will go in to the other conference.
Royal Pardons
After the draft has been published, teams that are unhappy with their position desperately scrabble around to find out if there is any way they can change the outcome. If they have any influence with any of the nobility currently supporting the league, they may be able to pull a few strings and get a last minute transfer…
After the draft has been published, teams that are unhappy with their position desperately scrabble around to find out if there is any way they can change the outcome. If they have any influence with any of the nobility currently supporting the league, they may be able to pull a few strings and get a last minute transfer…
After the conferences have been picked, anyone with a Royal Pardon may try to use it to swap conferences. Any team with a Royal Pardon may declare an interest in using it, but only two may be used in a single season. Priority is given to the newest Royal Pardons (so if someone with an older Pardon wants to switch, but two newer Pardons are used, they must stay where they are). For these purposes, Royal Pardons issued as prizes for winning the Kislev Plate are considered newer than ones issues for the winner of the Inter-Conference Shield in the same season. Starting with the most recent Royal Pardon, teams may select any other team from the other conference (not including teams that have already used a Royal Pardon this season, or the conference champions) and switch places with them. A Royal Pardon may be used to break the "Max of one team of each race per conference" rule. Any Royal Pardons not used carry over into the next season.
Joining and Rules
Rules
- The OWCC is based in the UK, but reliable coaches from anywhere are welcome, as long as they are generally available to play in UK/European evenings (roughly speaking from 7pm to 12pm bbtime).
- Deadlines are every 10 days. During the conference phase, these deadlines start when the last game of the previous round is finished. During the cups, the deadlines are fixed in advance.
- Only new teams may join the league. Teams may only play games within the OWCC structure.
- For purposes of tie-breakers, forfeits count as a 2-0 loss. Please copy an admin in on any PM conversations where there is a possibility of a forfeit, so we can award it the correct way.
- Two forfeits in a row, especially in cases where a coach has not responded to contact, will result in your team being replaced.
- No concessions. You're here to entertain the masses - fight to the death!
- Extensions will only be given if the match is very likely to be scheduled in the next day (or maybe two).
- There are no restrictions on player development, skill choices, inducements, or in-game tactics. There are no TV caps.
- The league will use two of the house rules: Fouls get an automatic +1 to the armour roll if the fouler is not interfered with, and Right Stuff cancels Tackle when blocking.
Joining
Please do not apply teams directly to this group.
If you wish to join, please send a PM to meatball20 with an ordered list of your preferred 5 races.
If there is currently space, you'll be assigned a race (preferably your first choice), and then you can create a new team to apply to the group with.
All teams should be named after the theme of the league - that is, an Old World tournament. So, teams named after places, regions or themes in the Old World please. (eg. The Reikland Reavers)
All new teams not joining as part of a league expansion get one randomly assigned MVP and gold, and may assign one skill to two of players of their choice. If you try to score with a low AG player, and fail, then you don't get a second shot - that is the risk you take! (This is done by way of a "Builder Game", where the team is allowed to score exactly four touchdowns.)
If there is not currently space, you'll be added to the waiting list, to replace dropouts or when we have an expansion at the end of the season.
Available Races:
Amazon (0/2)
Chaos (0/2)
Chaos Dwarf (1/2)
Chaos Pact (1/2)
Dark Elf (1/2)
Dwarf (2/2)
Elf (2/2)
Goblin (0/2)
Halfling (0/2)
High Elf (1/2)
Human (1/2)
Khemri (1/2)
Lizardmen (1/2)
Necromantic (2/2)
Norse (1/2)
Nurgle (1/2)
Ogre (1/2)
Orc (2/2)
Skaven (2/2)
Slann (0/2)
Undead (1/2)
Underworld (1/2)
Vampire (0/2)
Wood Elf (2/2)
Amazon (0/2)
Chaos (0/2)
Chaos Dwarf (1/2)
Chaos Pact (1/2)
Dark Elf (1/2)
Goblin (0/2)
Halfling (0/2)
High Elf (1/2)
Human (1/2)
Khemri (1/2)
Lizardmen (1/2)
Norse (1/2)
Nurgle (1/2)
Ogre (1/2)
Slann (0/2)
Undead (1/2)
Underworld (1/2)
Vampire (0/2)
League Honours
Challenge Cup Winners
Season I Sylvania Walkers Tricktickler (Bretonnia) | Season II Barak Varr Goldlords Uzkulak (Albion) | Season III Barak Varr Goldlords Uzkulak (Albion) | Season IV Uzkulak Pirates Chainsaw (Bretonnia) | Season V Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Albion) | |||
Season VI Wasteland Vagabonds Vesikannu (Bretonnia) | Season VII Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Bretonnia) | Season VIII New Bretonnia Expatriates Smeat (Albion) | Season IX Barak Varr Goldlords Uzkulak (Bretonnia) | Season X Diseased Wasters Wotfudboy (Albion) | |||
Season XI Castle Drachenfels finster5 (Albion) | Season XII Scalded Delta Dogz The_Demon (Bretonnia) | Season XIII Zhaar Doom Bringers Patator (Bretonnia) | Season XIV Diseased Wasters Wotfudboy (Bretonnia) |
Conference Winners
Season I Barak Varr Goldlords Uzkulak (Albion) Sylvania Walkers Tricktickler (Bretonnia) | Season II Barak Varr Goldlords Uzkulak (Albion) Tuarec Exiles Sann0638 (Bretonnia) | Season III New Bretonnia Expatriates Smeat (Albion) Black Mountain FORC'ers GAZZATROT (Bretonnia) | Season IV New Bretonnia Expatriates Smeat (Albion) Uzkulak Pirates Chainsaw (Bretonnia) Lahmia Undead United SzieberthAdam (Kislev) | Season V Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Albion) Serpents Coast Scavengers ttorvatn (Bretonnia) Dark Crag Cripplers knightsweats (Kislev) | |||
Season VI Barak Varr Goldlords uzkulak (Albion) Wasteland Vagabonds Vesikannu (Bretonnia) Malice of Karond Kar Pregal (Kislev) | Season VII Diseased Wasters Wotfudboy (Albion) Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Bretonnia) Gotland Gorers gjopie (Kislev) | Season VIII New Bretonnia Expatriates Smeat (Albion) Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Bretonnia) Remnants of Kriegfeld arry (Kislev West) Castle Drachenfels finster5 (Kislev East) | Season IX Elves of Albion gibby33 (Albion) Athel Loren BBoDT Meanandugl (Bretonnia) Doom Glades Rangers Arale (Kislev) | Season X Diseased Wasters Wotfudboy (Albion) Athel Loren BBoDT Meanandugl (Bretonnia) Zhaar Doom Bringers Patator (Kislev) | |||
Season XI Doom Glade Rangers Arale (Albion) Elves of Albion gibby33 (Bretonnia) Malice of Karond Kar Pregal (Kislev) | Season XII Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Albion) Scalded Delta Dogz The_Demon (Bretonnia) Akendorf Iron Pigs Balle2000 (Kislev) | Season XIII Lahmia Undead United SzieberthAdam (Albion) Zhaar Doom Bringers Patator (Bretonnia) Whitepeak Great Eagles Matthueycamo (Kislev) Yvresse Scornfuls ThierryM (Norsca) | Season XIV Quenelles Carnival uzkulak (Albion) Scalded Delta Dogz The_Demon (Bretonnia) Skavenblight Rottens meatball20 (Kislev) |
Inter-Conference Shield Winners
Season I Bretonnia Conference (3-2) | Season II Albion Conference (3-2) | Season III Bretonnia Conference (6-1) | Season IV Albion Conference (4-1) | Season V Albion Conference (4-1) |
Season VI Albion Conference (9-8) | Season VII Bretonnia Conference (10-6) | Season VIII Albion Conference (13-4) | Season IX Bretonnia Conference (13-6) | Season X Albion Conference (15-4) |
Season XI Albion Conference (9-9) | Season XII Albion Conference (11-8) | Season XIII Albion Conference (10-4) | Season XIV Albion Conference (14-7) |
Royal Pardon Holders
Season I Uzkulak Marauders Drrek (Used in Season II) | Season II Morgheim Minions The_Demon (Used in Season III) | Season III Black Chasm Rush gjopie (Used in Season V) | Season IV Green Beards of Irana peter_blas_y_dos_mas (Team retired) Foul Peak Lowdown Rats Nagi21 (Team retired) | Season V Foul Peak Lowdown Rats Nagi21 (Team retired) Loreni Jadefire Anzelak (Used in Season VI) | |||
Season VI Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Used in Season VII) Palinam Diadochi Cyrus-Havoc (Used in Season VII) | Season VII Wasteland Vagabonds Vesikannu (Used in Season VIII) Lagoon of Tears Izimpondo (Team retired) | Season VIII Elves of Albion gibby33 (Used in Season IX) Remnants of Kriegfeld arry (Used in Season IX) | Season IX Nidhoggstad Icedragons Winni (Used in Season X) Serpents Coast Scavengers ttorvatn (Not used) | Season X Orgrimmar Hammers grunth (Used in Season XI) Frostheim United bladten (Used in Season XIII) | |||
Season XI Malice of Karond Kar Pregal (Team retired) Wasteland Vagabonds Vesikannu (Team retired) | Season XII Lahmia Undead United SzieberthAdam (Used in Season XIII) Frostheim United bladten (Used in Season XIII) | Season XIII Grim Swamp Blackscales Burnalot (Team retired) Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (Team retired) | Season XIV Frostheim United bladten (Used in Season XV) Abominations Of Praag [OWCC] Merrick_ABAO (Not used ) |
Giant Killer Award Winners
Season III Serpents Coast Scavengers ttorvatn (820pts) | Season IV Nilfheim Lumberjacks BlueDevil420 (1230pts) | Season V Diseased Wasters Wotfudboy (390pts) | Season VI Malice of Karond Kar Pregal (570pts) | Season VII Sylvania Rises easilyamused (645pts) |
Season VIII Gotland Gorers gjopie (645pts) | Season IX Doom Glade Swamp-Risers Hakawarrior (650pts) | Season X Barak Varr Iron Shields albinv (751pts) | Season XI Quenelles Carnival uzkulak (1010pts) | Season XII Quenelles Carnival uzkulak (580pts) |
Season XIII MOotland's MOoT looTErS Marco27 (1600pts) | Season XIV Quenelles Carnival uzkulak (1270pts) |
Kislev Plate Winners
Season IV Foul Peak Lowdown Rats Nagi21 | Season V Loreni Jadefire Anzelak | Season VI Palinam Diadochi Cyrus-Havoc | Season VII Lagoon of Tears Izimpondo | Season VIII Remnants of Kriegfeld arry | |
Season IX Nidhoggstad Icedragons Winni | Season X Orgrimmar Hammers Grunth | Season XI Malice of Karond Kar Pregal | Season XII Lahmia Undead United SzieberthAdam | Season XIII Grim Swamp Blackscales Burnalot | |
Season XIV Abominations Of Praag [OWCC] Merrick_ABAO |
Player Records
All-Time League Records
Star Player  Gorespitter, Wasteland Vagabonds (230, Retired) | Top Scorer  Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (55, Active) | Most Completions  Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (63, Active) | Most Casualties Gorespitter, Wasteland Vagabonds (85, Retired) |
Dirtiest Player  Dead, Frostheim United (102, Active) | Most Rushing Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (1515, Active) | Furthest Passing Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (183, Active) | Most Blocks  Yellow Fraternizer, Serpent Coast Scavengers (706, Active) |
Single Season Records
Star Player  Valdemar the Reborn, Marienburg Magpies (37, Season X) | Top Scorer  Stilythe the Ghost, Foul Peak Crawlers (9, Season IX) | Most Completions Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (17, Season XIII) | Most Casualties Gorespitter, Wasteland Vagabonds (15, Seasons VIII, XI) |
Dirtiest Player Dead, Frostheim United (20, Season XII) | Most Rushing Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (224, Season VIII) | Furthest Passing Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (56, Season XIII) | Most Blocks The Dishonoured Officer, New Bretonnia Expatriates (103, Season V) |
Season I Records
Star Player  Arnold, Uzkulak Pirates (25) | Top Scorer   Tied (5) | Most Completions  Harshniz, Black Mountain Bully Boyz (7) | Most Casualties  Tied (5) |
Dirtiest Player  Sinnedbad, Sylvania Walkers (5) | Most Rushing Mihai, Sylvania Walkers (112) | Furthest Passing Harshniz, Black Mountain Bully Boyz (38) | Most Blocks Arnold, Uzkulak Pirates (62) |
Season II Records
Star Player  White Light Hunter, Grey Mountains Lions (28) | Top Scorer   Tied (5) | Most Completions Aguk Arm-Shoota, Black Mountain FORC'ers (7) | Most Casualties Jogug Rat Licker, Black Mountain FORC'ers (12) |
Dirtiest Player  Arrogance, Luccini Renegades (15) | Most Rushing Dilug Bog Sitter, Black Mountain FORC'ers (124) | Furthest Passing Aguk Arm-Shoota, Black Mountain FORC'ers (13) | Most Blocks Jogug Rat Licker, Black Mountain FORC'ers (84) |
Season III Records
Star Player Skydd IV, Black Chasm Rush (26) | Top Scorer Dilug Bog Sitter, Black Mountain FORC'ers (7) | Most Completions Niemi, IFK Marienburg (7) | Most Casualties  Tied (10) |
Dirtiest Player Myyry, Luccini Renegades (9) | Most Rushing Dilug Bog Sitter, Black Mountain FORC'ers (141) | Furthest Passing Babyface Boldron, Barak Varr Goldlords (16) | Most Blocks Egoiste, Luccini Renegades (72) |
Season IV Records
Star Player  Max Schüsser, Lahmia Undead United (28) | Top Scorer  Tied (6) | Most Completions  Hershel "The Hand" Godspeed, Wuppertal Wizards (10) | Most Casualties Siemon, Uzkulak Pirates (11) |
Dirtiest Player Myyry, Luccini Renegades (16) | Most Rushing  the Rebel, New Bretonnia Expatriates (141) | Furthest Passing Hershel "The Hand" Godspeed, Wuppertal Wizards (32) | Most Blocks Vorzog Bolbreaker, Death Pass Pillagers (70) |
Season V Records
Star Player Siemon, Uzkulak Pirates (33) | Top Scorer  Timber Jonas II, Nilfheim Lumberjacks (8) | Most Completions  Tied (9) | Most Casualties Siemon, Uzkulak Pirates (14) |
Dirtiest Player    Tied (5) | Most Rushing Timber Jonas II, Nilfheim Lumberjacks (173) | Furthest Passing Camring, Gaen Vale Starlights (32) | Most Blocks the Dishonoured Officer, New Bretonnia Expatriates (103) |
Season VI Records
Star Player  King Diamond, Frostheim United (27) | Top Scorer Hij die het moet doen, Turov's Infected (6) | Most Completions Perdiccas, Palinam Diadochi (7) | Most Casualties Tied (11) |
Dirtiest Player Rixran Rottenhand, Diseased Wasters (18) | Most Rushing Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (158) | Furthest Passing Thunderstruck, Massif Orcal Mo'rodaz (16) | Most Blocks  Alexander, Palinam Diadochi (87) |
Season VII Records
Star Player  Thôt tot tot IV, Pillars of Nagash (29) | Top Scorer Tumm the Gravescraper, Lahmia Undead United (7) | Most Completions  Mekuzir Spelldevil, Malice of Karond Kar (5) | Most Casualties  Bjorn the Logger, Nilfheim Lumberjacks (10) |
Dirtiest Player Dennis, Charnel Valley Chargers (10) | Most Rushing Tumm the Gravescraper, Lahmia Undead United (182) | Furthest Passing Mekuzir Spelldevil, Malice of Karond Kar (22) | Most Blocks the Dishonoured Officer, New Bretonnia Expatriates (90) |
Season VIII Records
Star Player Wiland Auggener, Remnants of Kriegfeld (31) | Top Scorer  Tied (8) | Most Completions Skarfang, Apuccini Avalanches (9) | Most Casualties Gorespitter, Wasteland Vagabonds (15) |
Dirtiest Player Perid Pusskiss, Diseased Wasters (11) | Most Rushing Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (224) | Furthest Passing Skarfang, Apuccini Avalanches (40) | Most Blocks Black Booster, Serpents Coast Scavengers (88) |
Season IX Records
Star Player Stilythe the Ghost, Foul Peak Crawlers (34) | Top Scorer Stilythe the Ghost, foul Peak Crawlers (9) | Most Completions Vnaark Deathgivva, Der Green Tide Yoof (8) | Most Casualties Mivott Bileguzzler, Diseased Wasters (10) |
Dirtiest Player Tied (9) | Most Rushing Scurge Slipperyfeet, Doom Glade Swamp-Risers (185) | Furthest Passing Skarfang, Apuccini Avalanches (25) | Most Blocks Swampscum Wrappings, Doom Glade Swamp-Risers (86) |
Season X Records
Star Player Valdemar the Reborn, Marienburg Magpies (37) | Top Scorer Moleface, Barak Varr Goldlords (8) | Most Completions Perdiccas, Palinam Diadochi (8) | Most Casualties Gorespitter, Wasteland Vagabonds (12) |
Dirtiest Player Dead, Frostheim United (11) | Most Rushing  Graktar, Wasteland Vagabonds (189) | Furthest Passing hi jdie het moet doen moet helpen, Turov's Infected (22) | Most Blocks Alexander, Palinam Diadochi (81) |
Season XI Records
Star Player Gorespitter, Wasteland Vagabonds (35) | Top Scorer Tied (8) | Most Completions Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (13) | Most Casualties Gorespitter, Wasteland Vagabonds (15) |
Dirtiest Player Jack Whiteeagle, Remnants of Kriegfeld (15) | Most Rushing Graktar, Wasteland Vagabonds (203) | Furthest Passing Seriv Shadewand, Malice of Karond Kar (43) | Most Blocks Orange Peeler, Serpents Coast Scavengers (88) |
Season XII Records
Star Player Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (33) | Top Scorer  Tied (6) | Most Completions Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (10) | Most Casualties  H'Zark the One Eye, Grimjuice Renegades (11) |
Dirtiest Player Dead, Frostheim United (20) | Most Rushing Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (171) | Furthest Passing Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (30) | Most Blocks Thamontut, Lahmia Undead United (84) |
Season XIII Records
Star Player Mivott Bileguzzler, Diseased Wasters (31) | Top Scorer Tainteedfeet Queeck, Morrslieb Scratchy Howlers (7) | Most Completions Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (17) | Most Casualties Mivott Bileguzzler, Diseased Wasters (14) |
Dirtiest Player Hanging Mist, Diseased Wasters (11) | Most Rushing Crima Clovenhoof, Diseased Wasters (190) | Furthest Passing Ringmaster, Quenelles Carnival (56) | Most Blocks Elen Elarel, Whitepeak Great Eagles (71) |