The Mutineers

"Dark times they were, but darker still was the heart of Blackjack Bones - Captain of The Eleventh Shame. It was whispered that no mortal man could slay this dreaded commander, but in times of hardship there were still those that dared to make a stand.
"Gather close and i shall tell you a tale unlike any other - a tale of hardship and cruelty, a tale of unmeasurable greed and unimaginable honour. Gather close and I shall tell you a tale of this demonic captain; a tale of the horror he wrought and of those brave few that stood against him, fighting through thick and thin to shake off the chains that bound themselves to servitude.
"In the darkest of times there were none fairer than The Mutineers, none nobler than those few men who dared face hell itself and strike out against the horrors therein.
"If you listen close i will speak of their valour and fortitude. For although sin and hardship bore heavily upon them, their resolve did not weaken. In times such as these we can only pray that fortune will smile upon such souls and that these men will find a better path - a chance to forge a name for themselves and all who sail with them.
"And so i raise my glass...
"Godspeed gentlemen.
"May the lord have mercy on your souls..." - Avery Willis. The Mutineers are a rag-tag band of thieves and buccaneers that hail from the noble town of Exeter. Endlessly sailing, this valiant crew have learnt many a song and chanty along the way. In the darkest of times there is nothing they love more than to regale passing patrons with the songs O’ the sea.