Harry "the Nose" el-Rasnout was the first recruit of head coach Harakan. "I heard Werewolves are the best players in Blood Bowl so I found me one and built around him. He's even housebroken. Shows a real 'nose' for the ball." Harry's younger sister, Harriet, comes to all the games and has a penchant for violent reactions to those that hurt Harry. Woe be to any player that gets pushed into the crowd if they have hurt him.

In game 1, Harry scored the first TD in team history after a clever dodge through traffic, just reaching over the goal line at the end of a tough drive. His tenacity on the field made him the first Wolf MVP as well.

Hailing from the alternate reality of Nehwon, Reeshok Nishka was inexorably altered by the forces of Chaos that entangled him on his banishment by the sorcerer Ningauble of the Nine Eyes. His once clear flesh is now as muddy as the lesser races. He chose the name "Mud-eater" to remind him of his true heritage as he uses the cover of the team to travel to new areas, always seeking to return home.

He joined the Wolves of the Necrarch in game 2 of season 1.

The most animated of Dave the Bound's purchases from the Kurgan slave market, Ghaaarrrttt thought he was being clever by playing worthless in the slaver's sight. His skills at Blood Bowl seem to be similarly short sighted.

The fifth and final of Dave the Bound's purchases, Jhaaaymmmz is a natural at Blood Bowl. Equal parts of block and foul run through his dessicated veins. He has even attempted an interception!

Ghraaahsin is allegedly the eldest son of a minor noble. He was "bought" near the same slave market as the rest of the team's inaugural zombie line by Dave the Bound. The price? Dave received 1000 gold coins to take the young man. The story goes that Ghraaahsin was kicked in the head by a sheep and was ever after a little ... off in the head. The lord didn't want to hand things over as his eldest son was very easily swayed - he once traded his signet for a piece of glass tied to a string.

Howard and his brother Gooden both claimed to be the best BBers in their amateur league when hired by coach Harakan. Unfortunately, that amateur league turned out to be their back graveyard. They were also the only two players.

Gooden and his brother Howard both claimed to be the best BBers in their amateur league when hired by coach Harakan. Unfortunately, that amateur league turned out to be their back graveyard. They were also the only two players.