Zorri is a mighty warrior, famed in the rural Dwarvish outposts for his success in dispatching wandering Orcs, Ogres and Beastmen. He took the Slayers Oath when he failed to rescue the outpost town of Turnspike from a band of forest goblins. He soon took his revenge and spent many years killing greenskins.

He arrived at Outpost Groundstone during a small troll attack and happily leant his fighting skills to the Dwarves in their time of need. So happy were they, that they asked him to join their Outpost. Over time, the rage of Zorri became a folk legend as his actual rage subsided as he watched the growth of Groundstone into Irongirdle and upon seeing the training sessions, longed for combat again.

As he was about to depart, he received an anonymous letter saying that there was a spot on the team if he wanted it. If he were to take it he could live out his days fighting, drinking and slaying with more than just scars to show for it.

Borin was born at Outpost Groundstone. He lived a relatively calm life, sheltered from the dangers of the outside world until one day in his teens, he was struck down by a fever that left him with a large, violent bloodlust. It was around this time that the Irongirdle Stonegrinders were forming and the coaches realized that they could turn this Dwarf into a fighting machine on the field.

A former Mine Captain, Urri has the skills to fight and a bit more leg power from his military days.

Thurin owns a tavern called the Smashed Hammer Inn in Irongirdle. A wanderer who joined the settlement during its construction, he pitched in and started the first tavern in the otherwise rationed town. With a frequent supply of ale, he soon became one of the wealthier and well liked inhabitants until his trade slowly dried up as competitors sprung up along the Irongirdle.

Gorin is an orphan, assigned to the mines to run messages to the deep caving teams. His speed soon made him a candidate for the Town Runner, delivering messages back to Karak Durin. However, before he was sent on his first suicide mission through the mountains, he was offered a place on the Stonegrinders which paid a lot more than his other choices.

A rather clumsy labourer that was often repairing his damages rather than eating. Over time this took its toll and Borin slowly grew skinnier but at the same time, faster.

Lannin was amongst the first miners to arrive in Irongirdle following the erection of Stonegrinder Stadium. Due to the requirements of stone for the (at the time) vastly lacking community growing around the venue, Lannin started prospecting for a good rock vein to excavate to supply the town. This mine went on to become Stonegrinder Deeps, the most successful stone mine within a hundred leagues and rumour has it that Black Diamonds found here funded the teams wages for the first few months!

A young dwarf who first struck coal in Stonegrinder Deeps before going on to discover a strong Iron vein that went on to be used in the teams armour.

A wandering merchant who could find no employment in Irongirdle. Born into a travelling family, he barely escaped with his life after a night time raid by Forest Goblins. He managed to reach the city of Altdorf and went on to become a merchant there before leaving to sell his wares to other cities across the continent. Unfortunately for him, he was taken in by an old Elf whilst in Altdorf and is rather haughty to his fellows.

Fforin once sported the thickest beard and the hottest forge in Irongirdle but after a few too many Meinakinns, he was left with just a slightly hotter forge and an extremely burnt beard.

An inventory clerk from Stonegrinder Deeps. It was Hurahis job to count the amount of ore, identify the ore and ship the ore to the relevant storage caves. Once he heard about the money some of his former miners were earning, he jacked it in to apply for the Stonegrinders and soon enough found himself back in the company of his colleagues on the pitch.

The Deepbeard family are an old name in Irongirdle and even Outpost Groundstone. A family of architects, Borri sought his fortune by designing the stands for Stonegrinder Stadium. After completion of the stadium contract, he moved on to designing other buildings in Irongirdle including Greatbeards Forge. Money soon began to dry up as more architects moved into the settlement to seek their fortune with new ideas and designs, leaving Borri by the wayside.