Many consider Gregor Clegane to be little more than a monster. Those people would probably be right. Standing at a massive 8 feet tall, the Commissioner would only allow him on the Lion's roster if he was marked down as an Ogre, despite his clear human origins. Not particularly swift, especially after being hobbled in a match by Ian Silentshield, and plagued by frequent debilitating migraines that often stop him dead in his tracks, Gregor likes one thing and one thing only. Standing still and punching people. And he's remarkably good at it.

After a bitter fued with fellow Lions player Robert Baratheon ended in the latter's death early in their career, Rhaegar has mellowed out somewhat, preferring a tranquil fury to the rage many of his teammates elect to bring to the pitch.

Son of renowned player Eddard Stark, Rob Stark has yet to step out of the shadow cast by his father, and there are many whisperings that he never will. Regardless of this, he is still considered a competent rookie player. Favoring a positional approach to his father's more direct action, Rob has been known on more than one occasion to give opponents the slip, only to return in force from a new direction.

Tom doesn't say much, doesn't do much. Yet another player brought on by Eddard Stark, Tom seems content at the moment to just take his spot in the lineup and try not to get clobbered in the head too many times.

Renly styles himself as captain of the Lions, despite many others, such as Eddard or the late Tywin, being far more qualified than him. He does however have a decent record on the field for his position, and there are few who would deny he is able to hold his own at the least.

There are few virtues and many vices of Viserys. Hotheaded. Arrogant. Stupid. All of these describe him easily, but for some reason there seems to also be a spark of talent in the young player, perhaps a hint of greatness to come. Or he'll make enemies with the wrong player and find out how easily everything comes to an end on the pitch.

Jeor Mormont is too damn old for this game, if you were to listen to his grumbling. Beyond his weary outlook however, a capable player lies underneath, able to quickly adapt to any situation thrown at him, Jeor is well known for being more than his skills would lead you to think he can be.

Retainer to Eddard Stark, Rodrik is regularly seen by his side in team meetings ensuring none of the support staff get any ideas about cashing in on the sorts of bounties Blood Bowl players tend to acquire. Beyond that however, he does a well enough job on the pitch to fill the gaps that open up.

Many on the Lions consider the position of Thrower to be cursed. Few would disagree, as their first 10 matches saw three Throwers lose their lives. Locke would claim he doesn't believe in such superstitions, but the fact that he was press ganged into the role may contribute to his willful denial of what many consider to be a fact.

Yoren is considered to be one of the smarter, more wily members of the Lions. Always quick to run or dodge, many think Yoren is untouchable, and will always be able to either run or talk his way out of a bad situation. But he knows all it takes is one slip before your career comes to a violent end.

Craster has few qualms and even fewer morals. But the son'va'bitch sure can throw a ball well, and he can take a beating to boot. Most of the Lions seem to view him as nothing more than a degenerate, remarking they'd rather go to a poetry jam with Gregor than talk to him. But he became fast friends with Locke when signing on, and that's all he cares about.