Born in a small sea shanty and suckled on salt water rags, Zahra has lived the hard life of a pirate. As a child she played with pieces of rope instead of dolls. Instead of climbing trees, she walked the plank, and this roughneck childhood comes out in her play. A cannonball of energy, she ravages her opponents, both with her knee brace (a convenient weapon) and her intensity. Her cuts are as sharp as the edge of a sword. Her throws are as precise as the cut of a jib. Her run through Ds are legendary on all seven seas. Feared by all who play her, Zahra has been known to take lives and then ask questions later. Curiously enough, off the field, Zahra is one of the most friendly pirates I have ever met. Rarely can you see her without a smile (and her table manners are impeccable). In her spare time, Zahra enjoys drinking rum out of bottles, keel hauls and of course, burying treasure.