The Khemri team is quite controversial, as a result of these latter defeciencies. This means that they can dish out plenty of hurt, but have a difficult time picking up the ball, let alone moving it.

All is not rosey, however the Khemri team has an average Agility of 2, and one player type, the Tomb Guardian, has an amazingly bad Agility rating of 1, the worst in the game. The ever popular use of an Apothecary is not an option for these bloodless skeletons, which makes them a high risk, high reward team to coach. In addition, all players on a Khemri roster have access to the Regenerate skill, which is bound to work only half of the time. Yet, they are dry as bones and will crumble fast when they hit the pitch face-first. They benefit from their high strength, whilst simultaneously not suffering from a negatrait like almost all other pieces with comparable muscle power. With four Tomb Guardians - mummies by any other name - they have at their disposal some of the most interesting and strong players on the Bloodbowl circuit today. Khemri teams are incredibly 'bashy' as far as Undead teams go. The Star Players Hack Enslash, Humerus Carpal, Ithaca Benoin, Ramtut III, Setekh, and Sinnedbad are available for inducement by a Khemri team. Khemri teams are widely held to be an Advanced team. The Khemri team is, in essence, an Egyptian themed Undead team, with heavy emphasis placed upon mummies and skeletons. The team is one of three Undead teams currently existing in the game, which also include Necromantic Undead and the standard Undead team rosters. Whatever the case, the first mention of dedicated teams from Khemri, Games Workshop's version of Ancient Egypt, only occurs in the last few updates of the game rules. Murkiness and inconsistency in the fluff writing makes it unclear whether this was the same sport played as today, or whether this is instead an 'early form of Bloodbowl' alluded to in some of the fluff associated with the Slann. Khemri teams are a relatively recent addition to Bloodbowl, though the latest version of the Bloodbowl fluff claims that the Tomb Kings were early fans of the sport.

Blood bowl undead team