The Blade was disgusted with the playstyle shift that the Commission decreed. Running was for Orcs and Dwarves. When Luxen Tuentir asked him to create a new francise he agreed and left Naggarond with a glad heart. He vowed that he would again pass this new team into glory and history. Violence would be done to the defilers of the Dark Elf champion and all would know again that Jeremiah Kool, The Flashing Blade, was the deadliest passer ever known.

Tired of living in the shadows of famed blitzers like Hubris Rakarth and Hawthorn Tullaris, Jodi decided to throw his lot in with Jerimiah Kool and the outcast Cowboys. Even though he would play a prominent role in the new Dark Elf scheme back home, he realized he would always receive 3rd billing. Now as one of only two blitzers for the Assassins, Jodi knows that when somebody's face gets crushed or an opponent's soul gets seperated from his body, it's probably from the business end of his spiked fist.

With the Assassins garnishing more attention Jodi knows now that the eyes of Naggarothi blitzers everywhere are on him. He has vowed to make sure that when all is said and done, his name is mentioned first among the greats. Even if it means launching his body into a crowd of Orcs.

Issachar is the first bonafide blitzer to sign with Albion of his own free will. He was the second rated blitzer in all of Naggaroth coming out of college (The first being unfortunately killed on Death Night) Why he chose the Assassins, only he knows (But coach Tuentir has a strong feeling it has something to do with all the Naggarond magistrate's letters he gets, asking for Issac's return)

Odium is one of the stalwarts for the Albion line. He has been as reliable since the days of mangling elves in Blue and Yellow. He's had his share of injuries and has changed his role to suit the front office a couple of times, but he shows up every game with the will to win.

Elijah has bled blue and yellow for 80 years. He was heart-broken when he was forced to leave Naggaroth. Now he bleeds Black & Gold and does it quite often. Eli has already needed recontructive neck surgery to keep playing but has made himself the anchor of the line, helping with key blocks time and time again.

Eli returns to the Assassin roster none too soon. His unreserved hatred for all things non Dark Elf should lend some weight to a line that has been decemated of late.

No one quite knows whatever happened to Rokuden Fey. He had gone from the only Dark Elf lineman in the NAF Hall of Fame to obscurity almost overnight. He was the single reason why lineman were happy being lineman and not assasinating blitzers to take their roster spots. Then one day he wanders into the Assassins' training camp looking as young and fresh as he did 85 years ago. Not even being pronounced dead on the pitch can stop this guy.