Morgan is a good name for a pirate. No one can figure out why, but almost every captain who rises to fame seems to change it or only answer to Morgan after that. The leader of the Menaces of the Internet is no different. Long ago, he made his name by singlehandedly manipulating an entire coastal city into pooling all of their wealth onto his ship and floating off with it to start his own little hideaway in a tiny bay in the northern waters, the Captain settled into an easy life. Times were harsh on this Morgan, however. Time and just enough oversight led to tragedy. Other pirates and fearsome raids from sailors of races across the Old World drained his coffers, decimated his crew, and soiled his reputation.

The Pirate Bay is far from the giant it used to be in the world of piracy, but Morgan still stands, and he's formed a new crew to take the world by storm, both in plunder and on the Blood Bowl Pitch.

Limewire is the nickname of one of the oldest, saltiest, and least effective pirates to ever sail the seas. His tricks have been known to the world for years and years, and even when they were effective, he was always a little unreliable. But every crew needs some extra deckhands, and he is at least an experienced sailor, so Morgan of the Bay hired him on.

An elder brother of the Chan family enlisted on the crew of the Menaces of the Internet. /t/ tired of his family's life of Nipponese Basketweaving and jumped at the chance of piracy to make something with his life. While quiet and seemingly harmless, he is resourceful, and shockingly good at finding secrets that would otherwise never be found. His only problem in life right now is his brother /r/ constantly begging him to share everything he's found.

/r/ Chan may not be the youngest of brothers in his Nipponese family, but he certainly was the least mature. /r/ has not once ever gotten anything done on his own, always enlisting the help of his brothers and shouting questions at them constantly. He was a terrible basketweaver, and as fate would have it, he was booted from his family the same night /t/ Chan decided it was high time to live the life of piracy. /r/ swore he would never weave a basket on his own again, and instead beg for others to provide baskets for him, and with that, he followed his brother on the ship and began squabbling at him for years to come.