The charismatic captain of the Team, Hildentoff leads by example. Seemingly capable of any thing, he has passed, punched and run his team to success. A homegrown hero, Hildentoff has lived in Nuln all of his life, and it's this local touch that the fans seem particularly enthused by.

Generally considered to be the fastest player to have ever passed through the Nuln acadamy, Krauderman discards much of his armour in order to run even faster. His pace is generally dealt with by many defenses, but in the odd team his speed can cause a massive amount of problems.

Chranowski, so called 'ice' because of his total calm in any situation, has become something of a legend around The Castle. His talents, at least equal to Hildentoff's, allow massive versatility on the flanks, whether attacking or defending.

Shriedmann is the ultimate adapter, holding invaluable places both in the offensive and defensive stratagies employed by the Cannoners. His brilliant ability to kick the ball, and a solidness in defense that has more than once ground an opponent's offense to a halt, leads to his affectionate nick-name, 'The Rock'. The rock hard centre of the Cannoner formation, what Shriedmann does is seldom clever or subtle, but necessary.

Impalshe actually started his career at the Cannoners as the reserve thrower, but with the death of Shrieder that all changed. Since getting his big break he has become a huge fan favourite, his ability at passing is equalled by his courage going forward and willingness to get involved in working the ball free.

Kiryama is quickly becoming a fan favourite for his insane and immensly talented plays. The Nipponese catcher seems to be so much more than that, running, catching and passings with utter ease. He is responsible for one of the all time greatest touchdowns in Nuln history, playing a massive half field long bomb whilst sprinting backwards, having run half the feild deep into his own half to collect the loose ball in the first place, against the Border Lords.