Andrew Deathbringer

Andrew Deathbringer is the first mate of the PIC.
==Official Bio==
Andrew Deathbringer is the first mate of the PIC, or the second-in-command after Slayer. Deathbringer is a rather quiet person, he doesn't seem to say a whole lot. He also rarely picks a fight, and in battle, lets the other person strike first before utterly crushing them. Deathbringer had a tragic past, but he doesn't speak about it, and there isn't a PIC member who knows what really happened. All they know is that he's quiet but a man to be reckoned with.
==Background==
As a child, Deathbringer either suffered some sort of traumatic incident or had a rough childhood. However, what exactly happened is a mystery, and it's surprising we know even this much.
Deathbringer's background can really only best be traced back to 1998, when he joined Nelson White, who had set out to assemble the pirates of the world. He quickly proved himself in battle and became the First Mate, or second in command, of the PIC. Upon White's death in 2014, the great leader was succeeded by Baldassare Essex, and Deathbringer kept his role as First Mate, as he did when Essex himself fell.
Again, little is known of his past, as he usually remains silent. That said, he's proven to be a brilliant tactitian when he does speak.
==Weapons & Techniques==
Andrew Deathbringer can wield a wide range of weapons, but typically uses only blunderbusses and cutlesses. He will rarely use anything else in battle, unless forced to if given no other choice.
Deathbringer will rarely begin a fight, but instead will let his foe swing the first blows, before coming in and making short of work of them. He is underestimated by many, which helps in the longs run when he is able to show off his skills.
==Tournament of Marvel==
During the Tournament of Marvel, Deathbringer was paired up against Man In Steel during Round 1. While both contestants were powerful, Steel eventually overpowered the pirate with his ice powers.[1]
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