Cadeyrn is from a distinguished royal line, tracing his blood all the way back to the famed King Foirtchern. When war came to the Southern Wastes it fell to him to lead the Ruffians, and he has done so ever since. He is an inaugural member of the Ruffians.

Honours:
Ruffians' inaugural Captain
Ruffians' B&F: SWL XLIX (=)
Triple Ruffians' Runner-up B&F: SWL XXXX, XLI (=), XLII,
Twice Ruffians' 3rd B&F: SWL XLIII, XLVII,
First Ruffian to have both 100 rushing yards and 100 blocks
First Ruffian to have both 200 rushing yards and 200 blocks
First Ruffian to have both 10 TDs and 10 CAS

Records:

=Most TDs in a single game (3 vs Quotable Folks - XLVII)

=1st Ruffians player to 50 games (consecutive)

Became a STAR in his 27th game
Became a SUPER-STAR in his 39th game
Reached 100 SPP in his 53rd game

Reached 100 blocks in his 19th game
Reached 200 blocks in his 44th game
Reached 250 blocks in his 58th game
Reached 300 blocks in his 71st game

Reached 100 rushing yards in his 33rd game
Reached 200 rushing yards in his 61st game

Scored his 10th TD in his 29th game
Scored his 20th TD in his 62nd game

Reached 10 CAS in his 35th game

Career Twahnlow votes: 13

Bréanainn is Cadeyrn's cousin and has been his most trusted leuitenant throughout the conflicts in the Southern Wastes. An inaugural member of the Ruffians.

Honours:
Seven time Ruffians' Runner-up B&F: SWL XLIII, XLIV, XLV, XLVI (=), XLVII, XLVIII, L,
Ruffians' 3rd B&F: SWL XLIX,
Ruffians' Best Blocking Award: SWL XLV (64), XLVI (48), XLVII (67), XLVIII (79), L (51)

Ruffian Records:
Most blocks in a single game (13 vs Urgathoa's Children; Electric Boogaloo; We are Ninjah; Quod's Grunts; XLVIII)
Most CAS in a single game (5 vs Mort Volente, Premier Season L)
Most blocks in a season (79 in XLVIII)
Most CAS in a season (11 in XLVII)

First Ruffian to 20 CAS (35th Game)
First Ruffian to 30 CAS (45th Game)
First Ruffian to 40 CAS (51st Game)
First Ruffian to 50 CAS (58th Game)
First Ruffian to 60 CAS (66th Game)


=First Ruffian to 350 blocks (53rd game)
First Ruffian to 400 blocks (58th game)
First Ruffian to 450 blocks (63rd game)
First Ruffian to 500 blocks (69th game)

Records:

Became a STAR in his 32nd game.
Became a SUPER-STAR in his 40th game.
Reached 100 SPP in his 45th game.
Reached 150 SPP in his 58th game.
Became a LEGEND in his 66th game.

Reached 100 blocks in his 22nd game.
Reached 200 blocks in his 37th game.
Reached 250 blocks in his 43rd game.
Reached 300 blocks in his 48th game.


Reached 10 CAS in his 28th game.

Career Twahnlow votes: 7

Onchú was a young dwarf when the forces of chaos came to his village. He watched the beastmen stride among the huts and kill everyone he knew, everyone he cared for. The experience shattered his already fragile mind. When he was found, awash with blood, seated atop a pile of corpses, he had beheaded one of the beastmen who had attacked his village, and was wearing the creatures skull as a helmet. From that day Onchú has carried the name 'Beast', and worn horns in mockery of those befouled creatures he most hates.

The first Ruffian to join the team after their retirement from the regular league games

Fáelan has rather uncharacteristic speed and pace to burn. In war he was a messenger but on the Bloodbowl turf he has become the centre of attention. He is an inaugural member of The Ruffians.

SWL Honours:
Thrice awarded the Disco Dan Ball (Seasons XLII - 8 TDs; XLV - 9 TDs; XLVI - 9 TDs)
Thrice awarded the Sin-ler-fa Slipper (Seasons XLIII - 222 yds; XLV - 201 yds; XLVI - 202 yds)

Other Honours:
Winner of the Golden Slipper (Season XLIII - 222yds)
Five-time winner of the Silver Slipper (Seasons XLII - 151 yds; XLIV - 148 yds; XLV - 201 yds, XLVI - 202 yards, XLVII - 168 yards)
Three-time winner of the Silver Ball (Seasons XLII - 8 TDs; XLV - 9 TDs; XLVI - 9 TDs)
Eleven-time Ruffians' B&F: SWL XXXX, XLI, XLII, XLIII, XLIV, XLV, XLVI, XLVII, XLVIII, XLIX (=), L,
Thrice Captain of the Conference Representative Team (XLVI, XLVII, XLVIII)

SWL Records:

First Legend of the CRP era
The first player in CRP-era SWL to earn more than 100 non-MVP Star Player Points (35th game)
The first player in CRP-era SWL to earn more than 200 non-MVP Star Player Points (59th game)
The first player in CRP-era SWL to score 30 TDs (35th game)
The first player in CRP-era SWL to score 40 TDs (41st game)
The first player in CRP-era SWL to score 50 TDs (52nd game)
The first player in CRP-era SWL to score 60 TDs (60th game)
The first player in CRP-era SWL to score 70 TDs (68th game)

At the time of his retirement from SWL:

CRP high scorer.
Most Rushing Yards All Time
Most individual Rushing Yards in any SWL season (XLVIII - 239 yards)

Ruffians Records:

=Most TDs in a single game (3 vs Quod's Grunts - XLVIII)
Most TDs in a single season (9 in XLV; XLVI; XLVIII)
Most individual Rushing Yards in a game (56 vs Slumbering Skink, XLIII; vs Tribute to Alan Parsons, XLVIII)

=First Ruffians player to 50 games (consecutive)
Most consecutive games (69)

First Ruffian to reach STAR status (16th game. 1 MVP.)
First Ruffian to reach SUPER-STAR status (23rd game. 1 MVP.)
First Ruffian to reach LEGEND status (52nd game. 1 MVP.)
First Ruffian to reach 200 SPPs (57th game. 2 MVPs.)
First Ruffian to reach 250 SPPs (66th game. 4 MVPs.)
First Ruffian to reach 300 SPPs (80th game. 7 MVPs. Thunderdome)

First Ruffian to 100 rushing yards (7th game)
First Ruffian to 200 rushing yards (13th game)
First Ruffian to 300 rushing yards (16th game)
First Ruffian to 400 rushing yards (21st game)
First Ruffian to 500 rushing yards (23rd game)
First Ruffian to 600 rushing yards (26th game)
First Ruffian to 700 rushing yards (30th game)
First Ruffian to 800 rushing yards (35th game)
First Ruffian to 900 rushing yards (38th game)
First Ruffian to 1000 rushing yards (42nd game)
First Ruffian to 1100 rushing yards (45th game)
First Ruffian to 1200 rushing yards (51st game)
First Ruffian to 1300 rushing yards (53rd game)
First Ruffian to 1400 rushing yards (57th game)
First Ruffian to 1500 rushing yards (59th game)
First Ruffian to 1600 rushing yards (62nd game)
First Ruffian to 1700 rushing yards (67th game)
First Ruffian to 1800 rushing yards (71st game)
First Ruffian to 2000 rushing yards (80th game, Thunderdome)

First Ruffian to score 10 TDs (14th Game)
First Ruffian to score 20 TDs (22nd game)
First Ruffian to score 30 TDs (35th game)
First Ruffian to score 40 TDs (41st game)
First Ruffian to score 50 TDs (51st game)
First Ruffian to score 60 TDs (60th game)
First Ruffian to score 70 TDs (68th game)

First Ruffian to 10 completions (71st game)

Reached 100 blocks (60th game)

Career Twahnlow votes:
16

After a string of injuries, retirements and deaths the Ruffians had exhausted their squad depth of hopeful Runners. But for some a crisis is best seen as an opportunity, and so into the role stepped Robhartach, a young dwarf with ambition who had worked his way up in the Ruffians organisation from boot-studder to dug-out cleaner, to towel-carrier to water-boy. When he approached coach Redgum and put his name forward for the vacant spot her heard the smirks and chortles in the room, but coach Redgum just looked at him, eyes set hard and serious, then he looked around and said: 'Kid, I don't see anyone else around. The gig's yours for as long as you last.'

Lóegaire is too old for this, but he knows no other way, no other life. His long gray beard is a testament to the many years he has survived when so many others were dying.An inaugural member of the Ruffians.

Ruffians' 3rd B&F: SWL L.

Reached 100 blocks in his 24th game
Reached 150 blocks in his 38th game
Reached 200 blocks in his 51st game
Reached 250 blocks in his 62nd game
Reached 300 blocks in his 70th game

Reached 10 CAS in his 51st game
Reached 15 CAS in his 68th game

Máedóc believes his shaved head gives him power. He regularly shaves himself with the razor-sharp blade of his war-ax. So proud is he of his tough image that he often goes into battle without a helmet. His team-mates speculate that this is a cynical attempt to attract attention and offer it as an explanation for his uncanny number of MVP awards.
An inaugural member of the Ruffians.

Member of the Season XLVI Conference Representative Team

Became a STAR in his 38th game
Became a SUPER-STAR in his 57th game

Reached 100 blocks in his 22nd game
Reached 150 blocks in his 34th game
Reached 200 blocks in his 43rd game
Reached 250 blocks in his 56th game
Reached 300 blocks in his 69th game

Reached 10 CAS in 48th game
Reached 15 CAS in 66th game

Career Twahnlow votes:
5

Originally hired under the Anglicised name 'Corey Clumsyrock', Cúmhaí made the most of his opportunity and was awarded MVP in the Ruffians' 3-1 win over the Harlequins early in Season XLIX. So impressive was his debut that it earnt him a permanent place on the Ruffians roster.

Coilin came late to the Rabble cause, sneaking onto the team as a journeyman under the assumed name of Ulric Whitetree but proving himself so valuable that he was hired to become a permanent part of the roster. Coilin is a bit ahead of his development in terms of how he perceives his importance to the team. He's often seen in earnest discussion with Cadeyrn regarding how the team should be led, or giving Faelan some tips on how best to carry the ball.

Threw the long-bomb in the final turn to beat the Quotable Folks at the start of Season XLVII

Reached 100 blocks in his 26th game