The hood comes off when anonymity becomes unnecessary. This bare-headed variant reveals the full glory of that dreadlocked beard—cultural pride worn openly rather than concealed beneath practical coverings. That angry expression carries doubled weight without shadowy hood framing, communicating someone confident enough to be recognized and remembered.

The dreadlocked beard becomes the dominant visual element without hood competition. Those flowing locks provide incredible painting opportunities—build individual texture on each dread through careful layering, add decorative beads or metal rings telling personal history, or experiment with color variations suggesting magical heritage or simply personal style. The beard flows freely, showcasing maintenance and pride despite hard-living circumstances.

That angry expression works beautifully for confrontational scenarios where intimidation serves better than stealth. The fully exposed features suggest someone past caring about subtlety—this is direct action rather than shadow work. Paint the skin in weathered tones showing outdoor living, add scars earned through visible conflict, or keep it relatively clean for dwarves who’ve found success through boldness.

Perfect for building confident urban warriors, creating the “unmasked” version when paired with the hooded variant, or simply showcasing that magnificent dreadlocked beard without fabric interference. Compatible with Mythic Legions 1.0 bodies.

Some warriors hide identity. This one’s reputation precedes him anyway.