Probably the closest in terms of the old vanilla Vampire player, is the Vampire Thrower. For 110k, you get the classical statline of Strength 4 and AG2+ along with a very, very nice PA2+ and Pass for good measure. The Vampire Thrower very much does what it says on the...
Vampire Thrall linemen have the unfortunate pleasure of having both the opposing team and their own teammates attacking them constantly throughout the game. If they're not taking hits the Vampires would rather avoid, then their fanged friends will be feasting upon...
Where the Minotaur is simply angry, the Renegade Rat Ogre is absolutely livid by comparison! The final Big Guy available on the Chaos Renegades team, the Rat Ogre distinguishes itself from its horned colleague with its superior speed and the fact it'll quite happily...
The Chaos Renegade Minotaur competes a little more with the Rat Ogre compared to the other two Renegade Big Guys. Both are Frenzy players who want to consistently be fighting things thanks to their respective negative traits, although the Minotaur isn't going to be...
Of the four Big Guys available, the Chaos Renegade Ogre is arguably the most reliable. He doesn't need babysitting like the Troll, won't hurt your own teammates like the Rat Ogre and doesn't always have to be hitting things like the Minotaur. He's your best Throw Team...
At last, we get to the Big Guys, of which the Renegade Troll could potentially be one of three that you can take! The Troll is by a decent margin, the cheapest of the four options, but is the slowest (MA4), has the worst Agility (5+) and arguably comes with the worst...
The Renegade Dark Elf could be considered the best of the "regular" players on the Chaos Renegade team, with AG2+, decent speed, decent armour and most importantly, access to Agility AND Mutations in Primaries. The Goblin does, of course, have this combination too,...
The Renegade Skaven opens up your team to a bit more speed, with MA7 the highest you can get and at AG3 with access to Two Heads, gives them a very long threat range for both attacking and defending. With the more numerous Humans taking up the Linemen role this rat...
It's weird to think of Orcs getting some mutation skills, but the Renegade Orc has decided to break away from the norm and get in bed with the totally not malevolent Chaos Gods and earn himself some special gifts. Compared to your run-of-the-mill Orc, he's identical...
Goblins and Mutations access just works, so the Renegade Goblin has a surprising amount of options considering its limited availability. For 40k you're getting exactly what you'd expect stat-wise from a Goblin, but with the aforementioned Mutations access and...
Where the Renegade Human Lineman is basically a carbon copy of its Human counterpart, the Renegade Human Thrower is a strange imitation that doesn't quite hit the mark. For 5k less, you lose a point of PA, swap Sure Hands for Safe Pair of Hands and then,...
With 10 different positionals, the Renegades have the second largest Roster in Blood Bowl, just 1 shy of the ridiculous list that is the Old World Alliance, so where better than to start with the Renegade Human Linemen? They are completely identical to their regular...