As the first and only quarterback of the Elvish Dominion, Grix Aram has developed into a consumate thrower. Only a few skills prevent him from standing on the pinnacle of quarterbacking perfection.

Yet, as he has aged through many games, he realizes he can't last forever; and so he contemplates training a new Phoenix Warrior to share the throwing responsibilities.

Murien is one of the Elvish Dominion line-elfs who has played every single game.

Unlike his fellows, he continues to enjoy perfect health and continues to play every down of every game.

His future on the team looks promising and he hopes to develop beyond a simple line-elf into something more valuable (and expensive) to the team.

Gobrol has had an even more difficult job than Menilan. Whereas Menilan ran with Tol Arus, and thus had fewer opponents to face when they all concentrated on knocking down the shiny Dragon Warrior, Gobrol often struck from the other wing, legging it into the opponent's backfield on his own.

Scared out of his wits by running straight into 2, 3, 4, or 5 on 1 odds without any real skills he has developed great speed.

When the Elvish Dominion lacked anything but a Thrower, a Blitzer, and a bunch of Line-elves, Menilan volunteered for the suicide mission of following Tol Arus into the opponent's backfield.

He constantly pushed himself, going the extra yard, and keeping pace with Tol Arus's greater speed and skill. Constantly knocked down and pushed around, he continuously dodged and fought back. Ignored as a middling threat, next to the Dragon Warrior's impressive stature, Menilan was able to score several unexpected touchdowns.

His experiences have made him into a strong elf. With the addition of another blitzer and a catcher, Menilan now spends less time in the backfields and more time holding down the wings and assisting his weaker team-mates from horrible monstrosities.

Zan hasn't done much other than stand around and look good

And yet, he's garnered almost half the team's MVP awards...

Perhaps the sponsors have a thing for good looking elf boys?

Elvish Dominion's first blitzer was also its first player with any potential to penetrate an opponent's backfield. Because of this Tol Arus quickly became Grix Aram's goto elf for passing touchdowns.

With this responsibility in addition to his blocking duties, Tol Arus spent all his free time running anywhere and everywhere. He has thus developed great speed.

Elvish Dominion has finally pulled together enough money to hire Lion Warriors, yet Tol Arus's role has not changed. He will continue to attack towards the goal line along with the other speedsters, a tougher force to bring down and every bit as capable of catching, dodging, and scoring.

Gan Galus was hired into the team as quickly as possible to complement Tol Arus as a blocker and scorer.

He's done that and more. He's scored touchdowns, made passes, thrown crucial blocks, and snagged interceptions. For his brilliant play he's repeatedly received team MVP awards.

With all the MVP money Gan hired the best Saphery wizards and the toughest blood bowl trainers. The result has been a heavy increase in his muscle strength. Along with Tol Arus's amazing speed, Gan Galus gives the Elvish Dominion coaches two incredible blitzers and alot of play options.