Huzz is by far the most aggressive Ogre on the team. He has no specific skill or talent at the game of Blood Bowl, besides crushing everything in his path.

Huzz's pride and joy is a large, egg shaped rock. He calls the rock Crumby and always keeps it in his left hand. Opponents sometimes confuse the rock from a distance (blood bowl players aren't smart enough to tell a rock from a football), and run up to him in order to keep him from scoring. Then he smashes them with the rock! After a few games, Crumby started to turn a redish brown color, as a result of all the blood coating its surface. This color furthers the confusion between Crumby and the football.

This bonehead is full of surprises. <br><br>

Ferox is the only ogre on the team to make a real attempt to learn the names of the goblins, instead of just calling them "Hey, you!" or "Moron". He spends time with them before, after, and during games playing in the grass, and discussing things like knee pads. This has gain him the friendship of every goblin on the team, and lost him the friendship of every other ogre. <br><br>

The more surprising thing is that Ferox actually managed to learn their secrets. His time playing with them taught him how to move light on his feet. He's a very nimble ogre.

Ulo has had a little trouble with keeping his concentration on the line, but that hasn't stopped him from making some great blocks. When on offensive line, he does a great job of holding position.

Saxum is the most steadfast of the Ogres. He takes his position at corner very seriously, and never lets a catcher into the backfield without punishing him first.

"Puffy" used to be the most awful, boneheaded ogre on the team. He took turf naps for two or three turns at a time. No one could convince him to do anything. Then one day, of his own volition, he decided to take Blood Bowl seriously. He got a personal trainer, spent several hours each day in the gym, turned pro, and really developed. He gained a nack for being in the right place at the right time. He's ended up underneath the ball on several occasions, and even managed to pull it down and run it in for a touchdown. Twice! Even now, his fundamentals keep improving, and he's learned how to block properly.

Rebo has some problems with getting the ball, but once it's in his hands, he's a scoring machine.

Zippy is one of the most daring gobbos. He willingly volenteers to fly through the air, unlike the rest of the team, who are usually forced into it by a determined ogre. Fortunately, he's also quite good at landing.
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Zippy is also the only member of the gobbo squad to have been with the team for its entire existence. He's very well known among the teammembers. The other goblins look up to him as a mentor, and the ogres call him by name instead of "hey you" or "stupid dumbass"

Buzz has taken off as the team's unofficial quarterback. He does most of the passing. It's up to the other gobbos to catch it.

Son of Manic grew up under the tutilage of Manic, a fairly crafty goblin runner. Hopefully Manic was a better teacher than he was a player, or his son will soon join him.

The Pip has been around for a while, mostly due to the fact that he doesn't do anything!

Fidus was drafted to fill a void in the Ogre passing game. He quickly stepped up to his new roll, launching goblins with reckless abandon.

Forestal is an angry angry ogre. That's all. Nothing more, nothing less.

The Skull Dividers found Ophyr lying in the middle of the stadium one day when they showed up for a game. He was simply lying on the 50 yard linerolling around in the grass. Chalk marks were painted across his body. When the other ogres asked him how he got there, he didn't remember.<br><br>After several hours of contemplating, eating, napping, and goofing around, Rebo had the brilliant idea to ask the groundskeeper. The man told Rebo that Ophyr had been the lineogre for a fledgling team of humans called the Marienburg Lillies. When his entire team was eliminated and sacrificed by the Chaos All Stars, no one had the heart to tell Ophyr, who was enjoying the soft feel of the grass at the time, and had been left for dead. The Dividers thought Ophyr's boneheaded ways would make him a perfect candidate to round out the team, so they hired him on the spot.