The
Moody
Crewe
Carolynne

Carolynne is from
Loretta
‘Retta was born to an inn keeper and his wife in
Seamus
Seamus was born to a poor seamstress in
Christopher
Christopher spent most of his life as a pickpocket and cutpurse in the streets of Port Royale,
Katie

Born Katie Joyce in Dublin, she was orphaned at the age of two when her parents were hung for treason by the English and she spent the next 12 years in an orphanage. In the spring of 1714 the school was raided and the children taken to the docks, placed on board a brig and sent to Jamaica. There they were sold to the highest bidder. Katie ended up as a house servant on a large sugar plantation. In 1716 a severe storm destroyed the plantation and most of the structures on the island. Katie saw this as her chance to escape and made her way to the docks where she stole aboard a sloop. Discovered in the hold by the first mate she was taken the to the captain (who was Irish) and she told him her sad story. Taking pitty on her, she was allowed to work her passage to the next port. At Norfolk, Virginia she was placed in the care Pamela and Carolyanne. She now works as a barmaid at the Goose and Bull.
Saffron

Don't be fooled by her cute little smile; this ol' sea dog is an experienced pick pocket who brags that she's never met a pirate she couldn't lick.
Pamela

Katrianna

Katrianna, thought to be the daughter of a Nobleman from an Eastern European kingdom, traveled extensively with her Father as he served as an emissary for his Lord. As a young girl, during one of their sea travels to the coast of

Young Master Luke's father was a sailor who signed on with a privateer and never came home. One summer Luke stowed away on a merchant ship in hopes of finding out what had happened to his father. After a few days he was discovered in the ship's hold by the second mate. Luke was an intellegnet boy and quickly learned the skills he needed to earn his keep. Now, working as an able-bodied seaman, he continues to look for his father.
Martin

Martin was born to a woman of questionable virtue and left on his own at a very young age. Learning quickly how to make a living by "collecting" things that other people had no use for. Alas, one fateful eve, he was caught red-handed with the Governor’s wife’s chickens which he says he found wandering loose on the town common. Escaping after only three days, he made his way to the docks. There, he made the supreme mistake of being caught “finding” Christopher Moody’s purse, which Moody had not actually lost. Admiring his spunk, Moody impressed Martin as his personal cabin boy. Learning a sea rovers tasks quickly Martin who has a fascination with fire and explosives decided to apprentice to the ship’s Gunner and now spends his time on the gun deck keeping up the cannon, the swivels, and the ships small arms as a gunners mate.
Richard

Richard is from Berlin, Prussia. At the age of 10 his father sent him to a Dutch friend to learn the way of the sea. The day after he arrived the Dutch ship owner, sent him to sea on an armored sloop bound for Cuba. Richard was too tall to be a powder monkey and had no skill as a sailor. He was put to work assisting the cook and quickly learned the basic skills from the crew. By the time they docked in Norfolk, Virginia he was well at home on the sloop. After taking on provisions they sailed south for Cuba but off the Florida coast they were beset by pirates displaying the red flag. The Dutchman fired a full broadside to no avail and the pirates boarded intending to give no quarter. When the smoke cleared only the first mate and Richard were standing. Back to back, with cutlass and pistol they fought on. The two dispatched several of the pirates before they were surrounded. Captain Moody ordered his crewe to stand down and asked the two to sign the articles, which they gladly did.