Team Captain of the Knife-Ears and responsible for strategy on the pitch. Part athlete and part salesman, Sabatier's His ruthless attitude on the field and in training breeds resentment among team-mates but has proven effective in keeping the team united. Despite this, he's not much of a glory-hog, always positioning himself for maximum advantage to the team and picking up the odd Star Player Point - and above all, always looking to improve shareholder value.

Put on a fair showing in Season 1 of the league, scoring 3 casualties and 3 touchdowns and yet went unrecognized without a single MVP. As his reputation and talent is entirely self-made, he frequently clashes with Sabatier over strategy and every detail of team management.

The most high-maintenance player on the Knife-Ears: The Leatherman is locked into a complicated web of high-profile endorsements which leaves his schedule (double) booked. Often seen disappearing during for the rest of the match after being "conveniently" K'Oed in the first half, and being found later in a publicity shoot for a new product. At the very least he keeps the sponsorship money rolling in...

Representing the ceramic knife-maker, Kyocera is nicknamed for the colour of her skin - and the fragility of her constitution. She used to let the other positionals on the team fight it out in the scrums, but the loss of Chroma late in the 2nd season forced her into the role of the team's striker.

The senior lineman on the team and Sabatier's right-hand man. Did a stint raiding with Dark Elven Corsairs in his younger days before taking up a Blood Bowl career.

Underloved and unappreciated, Masahiro is always on the line of scrimmage, day in and day out, clocking in those hours and displaying a ferocious will to stay alive and on the pitch even as teammates fall around him.

A journeyman replacement who stopped a Flesh Golem cold in his first game. The Knife-Ears hired him on the spot, hoping for a lucky charm against the Necromantic gauntlet in the league.