Ragnar RockBringer is perhaps the most whimsical and idealistic member of the Bifrost Buccaneers. His dreams are simple ones, his goals uncomplicated. Ragnar intends to destroy the world. He's not quite sure how a Blood Bowl career will aid him in this, but he's quite certain he's on the right track.

Billy doesn't remember joining the Bifrost Buccaneers. He does remember a night of ale-filled carousing. On waking he found himself in a team locker room, wearing a blood-stained jersey. The name "Beowulf" and the number two were still on the shirt. Before he could think much more of it, he was being rushed to the pitch. His new team mates told him to hit whatever moved.

Billy decided this arangement suited him just fine.

Leif is known for knocking opponents over and moving onto the next block; as his name would suggest, he leaves his original foe for dead. Leif hits fairly hard, but is perhaps a bit overconfident in his abilities. Many is the foe that has promptly stood up after Leif's first block and cracked him squarely across the back of the head.

Hugin is the brains of the team, always thinking. The rest of the Bifrost Buccaneers consider him a true genius. After all, he introduced the concept of fouling to the team. "Why not kick someone when they're down," he bellowed in a prematch rage, "They're just that much closer to your feet!"

Mugin is the Buccaneer's store-house of knowledge, putting to memory every play, drive, and score he's ever seen. Some say Mugin should be an assitant coach. Many more say this - quite angrily - when he knocks himself out on an opening drive and resfuses to return to the game.