Of the original team members, Skullivan is the most traditionally "ogre-style" ballplayer. He just likes to put his big head down and hit something. If he has the ball, he likes to put his big head down and hit something while carrying the ball. Doesn't matter to Skullivan.

The owner of Hambone Jones' Headbone Drones, Jones is a veteran Blood Bowl ogre who has somehow managed to survive 12 seasons of play. With age catching up to him, he's founded a sevens team, in the hope of cashing in on his notoriety while facing easier opposition and making the transition into a coaching role.

Not many ex-Blood Bowl players go on to post-career success after playing 10+ years as pros. (Conventional wisdom is that the ideal Blood Bowl coach is a player who was injured into retirement before going through the rigors of too many seasons.) And that goes double for ogres, given that most ogres are kind of dumb to begin with. But Jones is remaining optimistic that he can prove the exception... if he manages to pilot this unlikely crew to any actual wins, who knows? He may have a coaching career ahead of him after all!

Martin is a fan favorite for his comical on-field antics and deceptively competent play. He loves to hang around the ball, drawing opponents' attention by goofing around, then dodge a tackle and break for the end zone. He's the first member of the team to score a touchdown, and while the adage says "there is no such thing as a Snotling prospect", he may be an exception.