Wild Willie, a devoted Rattstein fan, is known for having very little self-preservation instinct. Indeed, the coach often has trouble teaching him to not run where his gut tells him to run, because he'll usually go for the ball, even if it's right behind a bunch of big brutes.

Favorite Rattstein song: Spiel mit mir

Waltzing Walt likes to dance with the enemies - preferably right past them, and then to the end zone, with the ball. He's quite a nutcase, and will try even the most insane of plans to score a touchdown.

Favorite Rattstein song: Asche zu Asche

Stompy is known for his heroic blitzes and heavy blocks. He gained an MVP award for his outstanding performance against the Skeletors - he simply jumped up on the end zone, and dodged his way to the beastman carrying the ball, and rammed him out from the side of the field. The ball bounced to the midfield, and the gutter runners scored yet another TD.

Stompy is a serious no-crap attitude blitzer and is fiercely loyal to the team.

Favorite Rattstein song: Das Alte Leid

Ever since his first game ever, the match against Nightly Visitors (1 TD, 1 CAS and MVP), Ray has been the favorite linerat of the fans. A hardworking linerat, who is never too busy to throw a block or score a touchdown.

Favorite Rattstein song: "Der Meister"

Lenny is a laid-back lineman who is obsessed with faeries. In fact, he spends all his earnings on Japanese "adult" comics with faeries. Usually during the matches, he's so into his private faerie world that he doesn't even notice he's being beaten. So basically, he gets paid for standing in the line of scrimmage and being beaten.

Favorite Rattstein song: "Bestrafe mich"

Quickie Flashfoot is an insane daredevil who loves sprinting so much that he's gotten rid of excess armor to be able to run even faster, despite the advice of his teammates. Currently he's the gamblers' favorite on the "which rat is gonna die next" -bet.

Favorite Rattstein song: Engel

Flick is a dauntless gutter runner with a good eye for passing - he's got most completions in the team. He did an outstanding performance in the match against Southwood Rumblers, where he took the beating of 8 wood elves crowding him while he still had the ball - he simply tossed the ball away and then stood there for the beating. The pointy-eared fellows kept beating him, but never managed to knock him down. Finally he was pushed out to the crowd, and remained unharmed thanks to the loyal fans.

Favorite Rattstein song: Mutter

Dirty Dozzens is your average Rat'n'Roll lineman, whose ungrateful job is to stand in the line of scrimmage and be among the first ones to hit the ground. Hence the name "Dirty". Or well, it might be his nasty groinkicks that earned him the name.

Favorite Rattstein song: Der Meister