As the sun sets and the sky is darkened with hues of orange and purple and the velvet see shimmers with a magical glow, the crew of the Black Jaquil raise their sails and soar from their secret resting ground. A Merchant ship that trades in many things, and in many locations. Their captain is Xhalos. A nimble man, a humble man and not one to disrespect the loyalty of his crew. While most of the pirate lords of Jehar seek their own glory (sometimes at the expense of the lives of their crew) Xhalos raises those he commands as a family. This is viewed as soft by many of the other pirate lords, however it is not something they say to his face.

Xhalos joined the Myth Kings to advance trade relations and increase the profile of the Black Jaquil. For is known that glory on the field is glory in the purse back in Jehar. Despite a slow start for the Myth Kings Xhalos is starting to prove his worth and his selflessness makes him a perfect link man in the teams plays.

This was a roll he filled fantastically against Ranidus Crol. A switched on Myth King swapped passes inbetween himself and Imladris. His only blemish was a failed pass to Solomon at the end of the match that caused an alternate scoring plan, but he was there to convert and round of a very tactical draw against an awkward slann team.

After a drastic and devastating game against a brutal dwarf outfit, Xhalos now adopts the roll of Key player in the squad. Imladris death means that Xhalos is now the only true ball carrier in the team. He is also the most experienced player (along with Solomon)

Roarska, is the King of Onyxia, a city known for its marvelous gems and stonework. Roarska came into the team while the Myth Kings were treating Dashrah and after two performances has decided he likes the taste of the game. He demonstrated this passion for (well) violence against an ironically named Nurgle outfit called Slaughter Them. Roarska thought this was ironic has he mangled two of their players, fending off many blows and eventually claiming the MVP. Most impressive in the performance was that the woes the team were facing in fate and numbers meant that in the second half the Myth Kings were overwhelmed in numbers but managed to hang on under the stewardship of this mighty King.

It was Roarska who led the line against HighEurop in the absence of Dashrah, the Wildfire. While he did not inflict any casualties in this dominant game, he did keep his opposition on the floor or at least send them to the bench for a few turns earning him the MVP in the game. Based upon this display the Myth Kings coach is seriously considering him as the man (or ogre) to be on the line of scrimmage to hold off the opponents attacks down the centre.

Trying to compete among the fellow big hitters of the team Roarska extended his run of destruction with 2 more serious injuries against I Predoni di Wulfrik and once again inspired a convincing victory.

After his predecessor fell in the most brutal day in Myth King history Finbenwyn adopted the name Imladris and took command of the Jhatari Corsairs, and the place of the fallen idol in the Myth King Roster. He has big shows to fill...

Dikari is not an official 'King' as he has no lands or estates, or mighty vessels as such. He is a keeper of secrets, a finder of objects, a master thief. His web of minions scourge all the major cities of Jehari- and he pulls the string for each of them. This makes him an incredibly powerful person. Most are dubious as to whether or not this is the true Dikari as it seems strange to many that he would reveal himself to the eyes of the world. Other theories juggle the idea that it is a showcase of his abilities and power. Dangerous and respected who would come after him?

This being said Dikari is another Myth King who seeks glory and is thus frustrated that he has not had a roll within the team yet. He has sat out the majority of the 3 games he has traveled with the team for. A lack of starting opportunities means a lack of respect to his abilities and therefore diminishes his reputation. It waits to be seen if the Rogue has a devious plot to turn the table on these circumstances...