Little is known of Grey Wolf's past. The outcast nobleman is always wearing his mask in the form of a grinning wolf, a move that will surely add to his fame.

Lightning was forced from his noble position after having squandered his wealth. The blue blooded high elf enjoys living life on the edge and has a long history of hazard games, duels and scandals. His shoulder pads are laced with piercing blue lightning bolts.

Falcon is a high elf nobleman with the carefree and open attitude of a commoner, and one of few in the team who willingly shed his priviliges and joined the Blue Blood Bandits. His shoulder pads are delicately sculptured to resemble the face of a falcon.

The Librarian got his nickname from his love and obvious knowledge about books. Despite playing in such a violent sport the noble high elf lives a secluded life off the field, prefering the company of his dusty tomes instead of living creatures. Nobody knows why he parted with his earlier life...

Heartache lost his place in high society because he fell in love with a human woman, and he gave up both his immortality and rank to pursue his love interest. Sadly she died of a disease, and Heartache was left on his one accompanied only by his deep inner pain. He found that the violent and dangerous sport of Blood Bowl kept his mind of his sorrow.

Cypher was a poet in his earlier life and banished after writing a spiteful and satirical poem about the emperor. Cypher is not brittle like most poets though, and chose the life as a blood bowl player because he likes the attention.

Darkrune was banished from the Arcane University since it was discovered that he dabbled in the dark arts. He joined the Blue Blood Bandits to get the chance to study the undead teams in the Blood Bowl franchise. His shoulder pads are laced with forbidden runes that is supposed to keep him safe.

Valiant was a member of the Royal Guard, and was stripped of his rank and honor when a dark elf conspirateur framed him. He still lives by the Royal Guard's honor codex in all situations and would never dream of fouling.

Disdain was obviously a high nobleman in his earlier life. His scorn for those he label "low lifes" is endless and he claims the rules of civilization only applies on those that deserves them. Nobody knows why this cruel nobleman was forced to leave his earlier position or why he chose to join the Blue Blood Bandits, and Disdain seems to find satisfaction from that.

It is rumored that Blade was something as uncommon as a high elf assassin, and that he was forced to flee from his home after being sold out by some former collegues. Blade often keeps to himself, but should be a lethal player on the field.