Kesmon stands out from the crowd not only because of their overwhelming girth, but their rapidity. Always up for a fight, Kesmon is often to be heard shouting "NOUGHT TO SIXTY IN THREE", whatever that means. They're quite happy to take a beating in place of their more fragile elven teammates.

Dimonde is viewed as a bit of a pansy by his teammates, but that's mostly thanks to his fellow Wardancer's constant jibes. Dimonde is content with being a reliable talent who his head coach can depend on, rather than being "...a flashy striker who implodes every other match", as he describes Meletho.

Vanidor is the star, and he knows it. His arrogance is just about outweighed by the value he brings to the team, but his fellow players are secretly glad he isnt the captain...

The captain of the Dancers is a reliable oasis of calm in the violent speed of a Blood Bowl game

Altron is a lithe and skinny elf with no taste for the brawling of blood bowl, and is more than happy to watch from the safety of a side bench with a mug of warm green tea until he's called on to the pitch. While he might not have the most played turns, those that he's present for are usually crucial.

Marienn has a rude mouth, but she's fully able to back all her talk up. She loves nothing more than finding the meanest-looking guy in the bar, insulting him (and his mother) before kicking him to a pulp and dancnig merrily off.

Firithi seems like a gentle soul- and for the most part she is! But when the match starts, her favourite activity is dragging naturally less nimble opponents down into the mud in preparation for a dirty kick while theyre down; she's long gone by the time the ref comes around.