The ghost of a <a href="http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=player&op=view&player_id=887043">former player</a>, Mythric is so loyal to his master he continues to play even after death. Also the team Captain.

Cerinon like to think he is the leader of the Outcasts. And, nominally, he is. Since he's a little on the stupid side though, his advisor Mythric has taken the true captaincy, instructing the rest of the team to ignore Cerinon's on-pitch commands, since he'll likely not notice anyway.

In no way connected to the rest of the team, Arrin was exiled simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Which has left him just a little on the angry side.

Recordkeeper for the Outcasts

VS RESULTS TOTAL

Chaos Dwarf 1/0/0 +1
Khemri 1/1/0 +1
Norse 0/1/0 0
Wood Elf 0/1/0 0

The only member of the team who is playing willingly, having turned up at their first (and only) practice session. Mishi is highly over-enthusiastic, so probably won't last too long.

<b>Book of (permanent) kills </b>

Wood Elf: 1
Skeleton: 1

Cerinon's manservant before he was exiled, Sandir asked to be left out of 'that violent, filthy game'. As a fitting reward for his many years of loyal service, Cerinon has bestowed upon him the honour of being named chief ball-handler.

Irriden was one of the main instigators of Cerinon's exile plot. Unfortunately, the authorities refused to believe his claims to be a spy (since he hadn't actually found out anything), and he was thrown out with the rest of his "master's" household.

Cerinon's chief bodyguard, now turning his skills to the role of 'offensive coordinator' for the Outcasts.

One of Cerinon's bodyguards, Onati has adapted well to his new job. Leads the team on defense.

The 'smart one' of Cerinon's two twin sons, which means he can tie his laces with help from only three other people.

Generally known as 'Cerinon's other son' to the world at large. Doesn't bother him too much though, since he hasn't learnt to understand his own language yet.

Phey is absolutely terrified of playing BloodBowl, and has been ever since his childhood. (A particularly enterprising aunt used to tell him Morg was under the bed and would jump out and eat him if he didn't behave himself.)

<b>Book of Progress</b>

<b>GAME 4:</b> After three successive draws, the Outcasts finally win a game, but at the heavy price of team captain Mythric Surr-Reaya. Faithful to (and after) the end, the blitzer has come back from the dead and noe captains the team from beyond the grave as the Ghost of Mythric.

A prisoner rescued from the hands of a band of evil norsemen, Etrigan has shown his gratitude by joining the team.