Marcus joined the team full-time after first choice Bomber thrower Viktor Tell ended up being lizard food. He's not as good looking as Viktor, not as talented, and not as well-liked, but he's alive and still has his career ahead of him. And he has learned a valuable lesson: Never ever play ball with a opponent who has a mouth as big as your head.

The Line of Scrimmage is Heidenreichs realm. Being the tallest Bomber player (not counting ogres), Heinrichs bulky stature is a orientiation point and anchor for every teammate who might have gotten knocked silly. If you see where Heidenreich is, you know where the battle is, because Heidenreich doesn't budge.

Franz-Ludwig Kaiser is the safety net behind the Line of Scrimmage. Where a attacker breaks through the front line, the Bombers sweeper is already there. If you want to score a touchdown, the last man you'll have to get past is The Kaiser.

Has a niggling back injury. He won't talk about it, but people who have seen it say it looks suspiciously like a stab wound. Say, from a spear perhaps? If asked about it, Siegfried will only give his teammate Hagen a passing glare and speak no more.

Being a key player and not easily replaced, early retirement is not an option for Drach before the Berlin Bombers have found a way to deal with their severe money shortage. Until then Siegfried will have to grunt and bear it and fight on.

Young, good-looking, athletically gifted and already a fan favorite, Dietrich has a bright career ahead of him if he can avoid injury. Dwarves bring him luck.