Follows Slaanesh

Hormesh is a member of the original team.

He is the team captain from the Slaanesh sect.

Slaanesh helped him perform one of the diety's favorite plays, a running play, by allowing Hormesh to grab the ball from a hand-off and sprint into the endzone in his first game.

He badly hurt a Ghoul in his ninth game.

In his tenth game, he gouged the eye of a Skeleton although it regenerated, allowing him to learn one of Slaanesh's other arts, kicking.

Follows Khorne

Orgot is a member of the original team.

He was the team captain from the Khorne sect until after the fourth match when he respectfully stepped down and gave his captainship to Lord Scorsh.

He got his skull fractured in his seventh game, meaning he would have to miss the next one. Also, that spot on his head would forever be sore, making his frame weaker and decreasing his armor value.

He made a completion in his ninth game.

Follows Nurgle

Linger is a member of the original team.

He is the team captain from the Nurgle sect.

In his second game, he made a pass which one of his team mates actually caught.

After rushing up the field, in the third game, he recieved a pass from fellow Nurgle worshipper Selex Inboil and then ran it in to score, with many bessings from Nurgle.

Linger also scored in his next game. With so much scoring being done, Nurgle thought that if Linger were faster, it would help him out. So, Nurgle "helped" increase Linger's speed.

Linger was awarded the MVP in his seventh game.

He made another completion in his eigth game.

He scored a touchdown in his tenth game. Being so close to Nurgle's heart, the God of Disease thought he would mutate his prized player so that he would bear such a foul appearance.

Follows Tzeentch

Olmstead is a member of the original team.

He was the team captain from the Tzeentch sect until after the tenth match when he respectfully stepped down and gave his captainship to Lord Arcx.

In his fourth game, he smashed a Chaos Dwarf's face in, killing it on the spot. This was the first death inflicted by the team.

Follows Khorne

Helgrot is a member of the original team.

He made a completion in his second game.

He got another one in his seventh game.

Follows Tzeentch

Nearto is a member of the original team.

He got the second MVP award from the second game. When you follow Tzeentch, that sort of "chance" tends to work in your favor.

In his fourth game, he scored a touchdown. Thus, Tzeentch thought Nearto was ready to truly follow in his way and taught him how to pass better.

In his next game, Tzeentch helped him smash the jaw of an Ogre when he was blocked by the massive brute.

Intended to pass the ball, in his sixth game, Nearto actually ran the entire length of the field to score the lone and winning touchdown.

He made him first completion with his Pass skill in his seventh game.

In his ninth game, he got his eye gouged by the crowd and would have to miss the next game.

He scored a touchdown in his tenth game. However, the forces of Chaos were gorwing weary on his body, making him lose some of his agility. But, despite this setback, Tzeentch gad him follow in the footsteps of a passer and get Sure Hands.

Follows Slaanesh

Vanith is a member of the original team.

He was saved from suffering a fractured leg in the first game when Slaanesh "gifted" the apothecary with the power to heal him.

After going six games without any SPPs, Vanith was finally awarded an MVP.

Scoring a last minute, death-defying, touchdown, he was able to learn block for Slaanesh.

He scored a touchdown in his eleventh match.

Follows Khorne

Phormat is a member of the original team.

Having lined up on the Line of Scrimage for Khorne in the first game, Helgrot Hornjab helped him tabletop a Rotter and badly hurt the monster with no regeneration for the team's first SPPs and casualty. Khorne was not finished with his player however as he picked up the ball and was gifted by Khorne to dodge to score for the team's first touchdown as well.

In his eigth game, he killed a Thrall, but the apothecary recovered it. However, in order to inflict more kills for Khorne, he was gifted with sharp claws to pierce armor better.

In his tenth game, he badly hurt a Skeleton that regenerated. He also got the MVP of the match.

In his next one, he killed an Orc Blitzer that was saved by the apothecary. This allowed him to stray away from Khorne's intended path for him as he increased his agility.

Follows Nurgle

Selex is a member of the original team.

In the third game, Selex made a despereate pass to Linger Grrealment, another Nurgle follower, which led to a touchdown.

In his fifth game, Selex was awarded the MVP, allowing Nurgle to teach him how to block better.

Those blocking skills came in handy in the next game when he badly hurt a Dark Elf Lineman. However, the lineman was so important to the team, that the medics came and healed the player.

Follows Tzeentch

Mashelk is a member of the original team.

He got the team's MVP from the third game. Once again, Tzeentch followers have a way for "chance" to work in their favor.

When he scored a touchdown in his fifth game, he was taught how to block better so more opponents could go down in the name of Tzeentch.

Those blocking skills helped him in the next game when he badly hurt a Dark Elf Lineman.

He badly hurt a Zombie that regenerated in his ninth game.

Follows Slaanesh

Amsturgth is a member of the original team.

After his first game, when he broke the jaw of a Nurgle Beastman with a handy uppercut, he was awarded the MVP. Slaanesh himself taught Amsturgth how to block better in order to conduct better ground running plays and to be the best blocker on the team.

He earned the MVP of his fourth game.

In his eigth game, he smashed the collar bone of a Thrall and was awarded the MVP. Slaanesh thought it was time for one of his followers to really follow in his footsteps, and so he taught Amsturgth how to dodge opponents better.

In his tenth game, he broke the ribs of a Skeleton that regenerated.

Follows Slaanesh

Dur'lunk joined the team after it's second match.

He was saved by the apothecary from almost certain death at the hands of a Treeman in his first game. Coach Oblitzamanger was glad he got to live at least one game.

Dur'lunk just has a knack for getting injured as his knee was smashed in his third game against an all Ogre team. Despite standing up very well to his own kind, he drew the attention of the Pro's apothecary who saved him from permament injury.

After going nearly three games without making any casualties, and being hurt a lot, in his fourth game, he badly hurt a Dark Elf Lineman which prevented the score and saved the game for the Pros.

Dur'lunk continued his injury streak in his eigth game when he got a groin sprain from a Mummy.

Follows Khorne

Lord Scorsh joined the team after it's fourth game.

He became the team captain from the Khorne sect when he joined the team. Orgot Crushpain stepped down to let the stronger player take his place as captain.

In his first game, he killed an Ogre, but it was saved by an apothecary. Lord Scorsh's calm demeanor and his skilled hand to hand combat have really helped the team.

He got his eye gouged in his third game and would have to miss the next one.

However, in his fourth game, he rebounded and won the MVP, allowing him to learn how to cause more casualties with Block.

Follows Nurgle

He joined the team after it's seventh game.

Follows Tzeentch

Lord Arcx joined the team after it's tenth game.

He became the team captain from the Tzeentch sect when he joined the team. Olmstead Everchange stepped down to let the stronger player take his place as captain.

He got the MVP in his first game.