Almost killed a Chaos Warrior in his first match - he was saved in the last minute by an apothecary.

Ladislaus DarkBlood was once a feared mummy on the team with a future that was looking very bright. That future though, was shattered by a horde of lesser beings that felled him with a lucky blow, which shattered parts of his body. The wounds never regenerated, and although Ladislaus was awarded MVP of that particular match, he still chose to retire and become a coach instead.

Still, the coach needed another mummy to fill the gap on the team, and when a suitable body was found, it was infused with the spirit of Ladislaus who then took the name of "Ladislaus DarkBlood reincarnated" - He still functions as an assistant coach during the team's training exercises.

Scored a touchdown in his first game. He started with the ball because of a bad kick, and while it took him all his 8 turns to get down there escorted by his faithful servants, he did indeed score.

He is notoriously hard to knock down.

Faustus the Bleak was formerly known as "Faustus the Furry", a werewolf stalking the fields of BloodBowl. Unfortunately for him, his coach killed him after failing in an important match. Although death is often the final fate of a player, Faustus found himself walking once more, as he was raised from the dead to play for Ancient Wrath.

He still behaves like his old werewolf self, with long blitzes, solo-touchdowns and a frenzied style of fighting.

Thadeus, like Faustus, was once a werewolf playing BloodBowl. He was killed alongside Faustus when his coach went into a fit of rage after the team had played an especially bad match.

While Thadeus has never been as prominent a figure as Faustus, he hopes that he one day will be recognized as a rising star. To this end, he has tried to emulate Faustus as best as possible by training the same skills and trying to play like him. Unfortunately, so far he has met only failure and is often found tied up by some lowly beastie from the opponents team, while Faustus scores a touchdown.

Lately, his performances has gotten better, and he managed to hold his own against Faustus, but he lacks the style that makes his play truely unique.

Malik is an important figure on the team, but so far he hasn't gotten the recognition he deserves. He is almost always the guy, who gets a hold of the ball, and often he carries it across the pitch. Unfortunately, he never gets it quite right, as has been knocked down several times only a few yards away from a successful touchdown. Malik will continue with the tireless easy of an undead though, and some day he might just get it right.

Carl was once a beastman playing for a Chaos team, but he was killed in one of his first matches. He found that his career continued after his untimely death, but so far he has yet to make his big break.

His former Chaos team disbanded shortly after his death, as they realized that the team just wasn't the same without Carl. At least, that's how Carl tells the story.

Killed a beastman during his first foul. A rising star in Ancient Wrath
Magnus has since been a key player in holding down especially dangerous players. Magnus is a firm believer in the saying
"the end justifies the means" and he goes around repeating it like it's his personal mantra. The rest of the team has been getting increasingly annoyed by hearing it, as Magnus never gets tired of saying it and his undead body is quite capable of sustaining a voice around the clock.

Marius rose from the ranks of normal skeletons to become the best kicker of the team. Marius is usually found in the back of the pitch, intercepting opposing players and handling the ball as best as he is able.