The Dead Tide

MORCANT BLACKTIDE

MORE ABOUT THE LUCHADOR..

Morcant Blacktide was the most feared pirate of the Golden Age, a soul-stealing terror whose black sails heralded ruin. His power grew so vast that even pirates conspired to destroy him. Mutinied aboard the Black Soulwake, Morcant was keelhauled and cast alive into the depths, bound to an anchor. Yet death did not claim him. The anchor rose empty. Soon, a ghost ship haunted the fog, crewed by the damned, its captain risen from the abyss. Known as the Dead Tide, Morcant returned—now an executioner, harvesting souls on sea and land alike.

  • Height: 6’2
  • Weight: 262lbs
  • Hometown: The Great Deep
  • Wrestling Style: Powerhouse
  • Finish: The Black Soulwake (Spinning Sit-Out Powerbomb)
  • Special Moves: Dead Reckoning (Clothesline From Hell), Keelhauler’s Wrath (Face raked against the rope or ring apron), Anchor Away (Seated Top Rope Shove)
  • Taunt/Gesture: Pointed Finger Guns, ala Kenny Omega

BEFORE THE FIGHT

RING ENTRANCE

The arena lights abruptly cut to black.

A deep, distant ship bell tolls once…

Then again.

Low fog begins to spill across the entrance, thick and rolling like a cold tide creeping inland. A faint creaking of wood and groaning hull timbers echo through the darkness.

A slow, ominous rhythm begins—heavy, pounding, and deliberate—like waves slamming against stone.

Cold blue-green lights flicker to life beneath the fog, moving as though refracted through deep water. The sound of chains dragging across the deck cuts through the air.

Then—

A thunderous crash of sound hits as Morcant Blacktide steps through the fog.

He moves slowly, methodically, shoulders squared, head slightly lowered—like something hauled from the ocean floor that does not need to rush.

The lights briefly strobe, revealing the silhouette of an anchor behind him on the screen—submerged, wrapped in chains, surrounded by drifting souls. The fog thickens as he begins his march to the ring, boots cutting through the mist like waves parting around a prow.

At ringside, he grips the ropes and pulls himself up with deliberate force, as if dragging himself onto a deck once more. He steps inside, slowly turning in a full circle, eyes locked forward.

The music fades—but the bell tolls one last time.

The Dead Tide has arrived.