A once proud noble from Stirland in the Empire, he was cursed with an
unfortunate problem. He had a habit of gambling and drinking. During
one such night of drunken gambling, he bet his entire estate on one roll
of the dice. He lost.

Stumbling out of the ale house, he soon wandered into the forests near
the town. He fell into a drunken stupor by a tree. Upon awakening, he
found himself face to snout with a lycan. During the ensuing struggle,
rather one sided to be honest, Lyca was bitten several times. Faced with
doom, he was saved by a group of Huntsmen who had been tracking the
beast through the forest for days.

His original problem soon gave way to a more inhuman one. He rampaged
through the town, killing at will. Nagash soon heard of this, and sent a
team to capture him. None came back. Again, a group was sent. One
zombie came back, though it was really only a pair of legs. The third
team though was successful, and Nagash's team gained some much
needed speed.

Originally the Priest King of Zandri, allied with Nagash during his 'living' reign, he soon died.
After a expedition by Nagash's 'talent' scouts, he was found and resurrected to play.
Nagash takes a perversepleasure watching Nekumet stumble around the pitch, getting generally
smashed to pieces, then put together again, so on, so forth...

Leader of a local tribe near Nagashizzar, he lead a ill fated
assault on the huge fortress. His tribe was shot down quickly,
but he struggled on. Nagash respected this, and after cutting
him down, he resurrected him again, and signed him into
the Titans.

A British punk rocker from the 70's, Romus was transported to
the Warhammer world after an industrial accident involving 70
megawatts of electricity, 26 metal body piercings and a pickle
sandwich. Needless to say, death came quickly.

The ex-Grand Hierophant of Ptra of the city of Rasetra.
He opposed Nagash. Nuf said...

Ghazid was the original Grand Vizier to the two Priest
Kings of Khemri before Nagash, and Nagash had taken
a liking to him. He kept him on, but he became a mewing
reck after seeing the evils unleashed upon the land. He
became childlike in his dependence on others for direction,
and his eyes soon developed cataracts. Hopefully, his
blindness and lack of motor skills will not effect his ability
to play Blood Bowl in anyway.

Brother of Nagash, and original Priest King, he was sealed
up in his fathers pyramid after finding Nagash performing
his incantations.

One of Nagash's generals, he was killed (again) during one of
the final battles in Nehekhara.

The original Hierophant of Ptra, leader of the opposition to
Nagash in Khemri. Nagash fixed that.

He immediately proved his worth in his first game, intercepting the
ball in the dying moments, preventing a possible comeback
by the opposition.

Famous Blood Bowl player from way back, he is one of the
original Flesh Golem's in the game. Fans often make it a
sport of trying to pick which parts of him are new, and
their original owner. After coming back out of retirement
to play for the Titans, fans the world over rejoice.

Champion of Lybaras, the City of Scholars, which opposed
Nagash. He fell fighting inumerable hordes of undead,
and now ironically in death, plays Blood Bowl with them.

One of the original werewolfs in the Old (or Auld) World, he enjoys
his chance to unleash havoc in Blood Bowl, on and off the pitch.
He has a particular love for the flesh of reporters, and so is rightly
feared by the more intelligent of interviewers.

First raised during a game with the 'New Orc Titans', this orc
has been a welcome addition to the team, being both the
1st death caused by the team and the 1st resurrection.