Relied upon to hunt down the ball, blitz opponents and make reckless unsupported runs towards the endzone, Paravel is something of a hero for Emmets supporters, not least for the manner in which he routinely faces up to much stronger opponents.

Showing an distinctly un-elf-like lack of fear, the Dragon Warrior is most frequently found in the heart of the scrum, averaging more than six blocks per game as he regularly illustrates that he is not one for shirking close contact with the opposition.

** Did You Know **: Nurdainion stakes a claim to scoring the first touchdown for the Emmets - unfortunately, his effort came in an unofficial match, leaving Ramagris to claim the accolade after the Lineman scored the team's first recognised effort.

Poached from the youth academy of a team in Averlorn, Emerel Pellaorodion endured a protracted saga at the beginning of his Emmets campaign as his case was routinely taken to the Orc of Arbitration in Sport. Luckily, the green-skinned judiciary eventually settled in favour of the player's new team, allowing him to continue his career as a thrower with great potential.

Nicknamed "The Arm of Averlorn", Emerel is perhaps the best import from another region of Ulthuan that the Emmets possess, and is an increasingly useful asset to the team.

A player of immense loyalty but unremarkable prowess, Harpherus is a diehard Ellyrian Emmets supporter and humbled by the opportunity to run out for his home-realm club on a regular basis.

Perhaps the most notable feature of Pellagon's performances for the Emmets has been the remarkable protection afforded him by his armour, which has resisted some fearsome blows. The suit is an antique, handed down to the elf by his father, who was also an uncompromising and unremarkable lineman.

A player who quickly showed aptitude for both the defensive and offensive aspects of the game, Ramagris is no stranger to close encounters with the opposition and shows a helpful toughness when inevitably flattened by stronger opponents.

Unfortunately, his status as the team's star player early in the Emmets' career resulted in his being targeted by opposition supporters, with the player frequently the target for thrown rocks. Thankfully, he has survived the best efforts of savage Blood Bowl crowds thus far.

** Did You Know **: Ramagris was the first Emmets player to score a touchdown, scoring the equaliser against Transilvania Patriots.

The sort of player that wins respect from his peers rather than recognition from pundits, Firnlambeion is a solid performer for the Emmets, willing to contribute to both offence and defence and generally play anywhere in the best interests of the team.

As the team's oldest player, Nuinaduial Enhiriel often found himself the brunt of many jokes from his team-mates after it became apparent that he still hadn't figued out how to block opponents properly.

Thankfully, five games into his Emmets career the lineman found himself in a gruelling midfield battle with the undead, and emerged from the experience having finally picked it up. Unfortunately, he now also routinely complains about his creaky old back, which threatens to keep him out of a game at a moment's notice.

A player with bags of flair and panache, Dûrsir Tarminuialion is a pundit's favourite and routinely collects accolades despite some more old-fashioned Blood Bowl supporters questioning his commitment and willingness to block.

** Did You Know **: Tarminuialion collected two Most Valuable Player awards in his first four games for the Emmets.

After sustaining a fractured leg in his very first game of competitive Blood Bowl, there were fears that Nevrantien Adumereth may prove to be injury-prone and only appear occassionally for the Ellyrian Emmets.

Thus far, these fears have proved unjustified, as the player has succeeded in playing in every game except the one after he sustained the injury - but the player's statistics would suggest that his presence in the team has little impact after all.