In this new, corporate age of Blood Bowl, teams being owned by companies are the norm. As such, the Sultans are not a team in the tradition of long histories, local attachments, and such. Instead they are all straight laced, mouthpeices who carefully reherse what they say before going to the interview room.

While many fans bemoan the rise of teams such as this, others are quick to point out the rising costs of bribes, apothecaries, and player wages are to blame, not the corproations themselves.