Chaos League - Races

Races

Chaos League featured 9 races, all the traditional fantasy style classes similar to that of Warhammer and Dungeons and Dragons. Teams have specific restrictions on the positions they are allowed to choose from as well as the potential to use Bigfoot players.

  • Humans - All round players with the skill to adapt their personal play against other teams.
    • Bigfoot: Ogre
    • Restrictions: No Linebackers
  • Dark Elves - Skilled in the arts of magic and can handle the ball very well, yet are weak in fighting.
    • Bigfoot: Dark Ent
    • Restrictions: No Linebackers
  • Wood Elves - Better at handling the ball than Dark Elves but not as skilled with magic, they are also weak in fighting.
    • Bigfoot: Ent
    • Restrictions: No Linebackers
  • Orcs - Aggressive players backed up with some magic but they are much slower and handle the ball less well.
    • Bigfoot: Troll
    • Restrictions: No Receivers
  • Dwarves - Very slow, poor at magic and terrible at handling the ball, however they are the strongest and best fighters in the game.
    • Bigfoot: Ogre (Sudden Death: Elder Dwarf)
    • Restrictions: No Receivers
  • Goblins - Very small and weak but they are slippery characters, plus they can hire multiple bigfoot monster players.
    • Bigfoot: Minotaur, Crazy Balgor, Mad Troll (Sudden Death: Goblin Rider x2, Minotaur)
    • Restrictions: No Linebackers, Running backs or Quarterbacks
  • Barbarians - Like humans but better at fighting, more vulnerable defense.
    • Bigfoot: Minotaur (Sudden Death: Hunter)
    • Restrictions: No Running backs
  • Undead - Wider player options to vary speed and strength depending on position choices.
    • Bigfoot: None, stronger linebackers
    • Restrictions: No Quarterbacks
  • Praetorians - A race of humanoid wolves. The best at long distance running and fair at handling the ball but incredibly weak.
    • Bigfoot: Balgor
    • Restrictions: No Linebackers
  • Mercenaries - A round up of weak linemen from all of the above races, varying play.
    • Bigfoot: None
    • Restrictions: None

The following races are included in the Sudden Death expansion pack.

  • Gnomes - Slow and stumpy yet use heavy steam powered machine walkers for their advantage.
    • Bigfoot: Machine
    • Restrictions: No Linebackers or Running backs
  • Damned - Demons. Use black magic for fighting situations rather than playing passing games.
    • Bigfoot: Demon
    • Restrictions: No Receivers or Running backs
  • Cicturas - Lizardmen. Weak yet slippery players who use projectile poisons and bites to wear down foes.
    • Bigfoot: Cicturi
    • Restrictions: No Receivers or Quarterbacks

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