This true Chaos beastman has the fire of hate behind him. Flame has not missed one single game since the formation of the Brigadiers. Originally a minor league BloodBowl player, the owner saw something of a spark in Flame and gave him the lead spot among the Beastmen. Flame has some exciting games ahead of him.
Continuing his IronMan streak, Flame is looking forward to his 50th concecutive game. He has also done some recruiting for the Brigadiers, finding a Chaos Warrior to fill the slots left by the fallen. Gouger is the newest member that Flame has found. He has the speed of a Beastman but has yet to show he has the killer instinct of a BloodBowl player. That said we all look forward to what he can do and to Flame's next recruit.

Son of a former Brigadier, Squib is a huge value to the team. He has a keen sense of positions and can pick out the squirmy opponents and take them down with ease. His zealous nature has him diving to the ground with every block he throw's, as if the outcome of the game depended upon it. Those who have spoken with him know that he is determined to follow and surpass the legacy left by his father. One would think that he has already done that, but don't tell him that.

A natural team leader, Draco has stepped up to lead the team to several victories. The troops have rallied be hind him and he now comands the respect of even team owner James. Often times a key player, Draco has done the unthinkable as a chaos warrior, picked up the ball and run with it.

Upon receving this recent injury, Draco has recinded his appointment of Team Leader. He tries to play as often as he can but every so often the coach just asks him to sit one out.

A fresh player to the Brigadier Squad, Shredder has shown him self ready to live up to the expectations of his team. In his first match Shredder did the near impossible task of making an interception in two tackle zones. Since then he has only improved his game. Though not as experienced as his other team mates he definatly has the enthusiasm to make him self a star.

His performance on the field has only improved with age. Shredder continues to intercept the ball, when he's not shaking blood off his hands or tearing an elf into small evenly divided pieces. This BloodBowl player surely has the favor of his Demon Prince. Many exciting games are ahead of him.

Initially hired as more of a mascot than player, Wyng quickly displayed the ability to injure opponents with ease. Many a foe has fallen before this beast of anger. The Chaos gods have surely blessed this Minotaur. The future looks grim indeed for the opposing teams when Wyng takes the center spot on the pitch.

He has slowly developed a taste for undead, zombies in particular. Until recently Wyng had fallen on difficulties in trying to cause casualties. But with the last few games against Undead, Wyng has shown the blood-thirst has returned. His most recent games have been casualty rich encounters and his smile had never been bigger.

Wyng has become the first Brigadier to break 100 Star player points. Three cheers for the Minotaur!

Baron and James form the ball stealing division of the Brigadiers. Baron has been a pickpocket ever since he was old enough to con someone out of their money. He put that energy to work in pit 567, and after years of torturing souls he was offered a spot on a BloodBowl team by his buddy James. Now he steals the ball with vigor and if somebody happens to die all the better.

One of the heartiest players around, he is constantly killed off only to be resurrected within a game or two. The Brigadiers would almost never take the field if Kenyatte were missing from play. From time to time it takes a few days to find the missing body parts and reconstruct them so... they can't be blamed for playing a game with out him. His devil-may-care style of play may be caused buy his unnatural deal with some greater deamon who has given Kenyatte his many attempts on the field. He is a staple of the Brigadiers, even if he is being held together by staples.

James and Baron form the formidable ball stealing squad on the Brigadiers. James has always been a bully and taking lunch money from young elves was his favorite pastime growing up. He met another Beastman named Baron growing up, and the two of them hit it off great. Baron had great schemes for theft and James would provide the muscle. They split when Baron was ordered to work in pit 567. James moved on from bullying strangers to pushing around players on a minor BloodBowl league field. When the Brigadiers called, James eagerly accepted the position. Early on Kenyatte was injured too severly to be useful in taking the ball back. James suggested his old buddy Baron. Now that they are working together again, the Brigadiers have never had so many turnovers caused. The fate looks good for this Beastman.

The primary scorer on the Brigadiers, Arthur is 2nd Captain under Flame. His unnaturally long legs have led to an amazing career as a BloodBowl player. He has learned how to pick the ball up just right and run it in for that all important touchdown. After Wyng he has the second highest set of star player points. He is the leader of the defensive wing of the Brigadiers as well. He leads from the back and gives orders to prevent the other team from scoring. He is constantly a professional and a shinning example of what a Brigadier should be.