After a bruising game versus the Forgotten Kings of the Great Necromancer, Christer, the fearless Belemir's tackling improved, but at the expence of a yard of pace.

Eäranduil didn't cover himself with glory in the first games of the Bluebloods, consistently failing pick-up or fumbling passes, or simply eating up priceless rerolls with simple errors. However, he feels he is a bit more sure-handed and accurate these days, and perhaps will begin to live up to his name of Everhand.

His completion record is not quite as high as other players of his experience, mostly because of the relative lack of times the Bluebloods receive - A high proportion of their games have been against heavy hitting teams, were there was only one chance to receive in the whole game.

Eärylas Shadestalker's introduction to the team coincided with a rapid improvement in the Bluebloods' offensive play, and also their ability to score when kicking, too. This reached a peak in his 11th match, in a peerless performance of 2 interceptions, 3 TDs and a completion versus the Söhne Hamburg`s.

Sadly, the apothecary failed Eärylas against the Orcs of Pathetic Athletic, leaving him with a permanent niggle.

Though his career record may not seem that exciting, Galamir Gladwing's precise kicking has been instrumental in some very heavy-scoring games for the Bluebloods.

After the team's 30th game, he was the only ever-present since the team's formation.

He had an innocuous first game, but must have done something right, as he was awarded MVP for the match - after doing some serious working out, all the effort paid off with his increased strength (the first ever player to do so for this coach). A bright career beckons for this princely elf...

At one stage in his career, he habitually got badly hurt; he did so in his 4th, 5th and 6th matches (in the 6th, he failed a block in the last turn of a game he had dominated). Now with improvements in his blocking and dodging skills, he briefly became the top Elf blocker in Factions, and is a mammoth presence in the team.

Tyrion became the team captain following the death of Gilmandel Glimmerfist in a Warpstone Open Qualifier, a game Tyrion missed:
http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=match&id=3140369

By his seventh game, Málas was the team's joint top scorer with 3 TDs, joint top MVP with 2 awards, and was by far the most agile player on the team, with Ag 6. With such superior ball-handling skills, he is also the team's auxiliary thrower, and has one of the finest passing records of any non-thrower in all of factions. The future looks great for such a quality player.