Anna, wife of the thrower Günther Wiemann, was recruited to the team in the last minutes before their first game. When coach Lucifer dragged her on to the field that day (she was only there because Günther had forgot his lucky amulet, a silver coin with an elven king on the one side), no one thought she would do well. But the tall, blond, baker's daughter proved them wrong with two important touchdowns (for a 3-2 win) and instantly became a permanent member of the team.

Dieter, or 'Freiherr Dieter af Wiefelbaden und Harberwald' as he always points out, is the youngest son of a wealthy but not so prestigous noble family from the northern parts of the Empire. He has always dreamt of becoming a Blood Bowl star player and over the years several coaches has turned him down. Coach Lucifer, on the other hand, never says no to money and agreed to enroll him as a lineman while at the same time recieving a rather large 'donation' to the team.
Dieter is enraged of being lower in rang than the blitzers, but at the same time he's bursting of joy as he now gets to play his favourite game. With time he might become something, but as of the moment he only bugs the other players with his snorty manners and his eager manservant.

Mörser is an former team member of Altdorf Arsenik. When they got bankrupt after only seven games, Mörser was left on the street (after those games, he still hadn't learned anything or contributed much to the playing). He was lucky to find work as a bully for a local thug, but it didn't pay much and Mörser was soon being worn down. When coach Lucifer approached him about a chance to play for Altdorf Allianz, he thankfully accepted. The question is if he will play better than last time, but he will certainly give his best, as the alternative is a life in the gutter, threatening and bullying for that petty thief.