Bring the high seas to your fantasy realm with this swashbuckling rogue who proves not all treasure hunters need royal patents to redistribute wealth. That jaunty cap sporting its proud plume suggests someone who’s mastered the delicate balance between rakish charm and legitimate menace—diplomacy by cutlass when negotiations fail.

The facial hair is pure buccaneer swagger. Paint it in sun-bleached browns suggesting years under tropical sun, keep it dark and maintained for captains who still remember civilization, or go salt-and-pepper for veteran sea wolves who’ve survived enough naval battles to earn their legends. That feather offers brilliant accent opportunities—exotic parrot colors suggesting Caribbean raids, sleek black suggesting ravens and omens, or metallic sheens hinting at plundered noble finery repurposed as mockery.

Perfect for building privateer captains operating in moral gray zones, coastal raiders who’ve turned merchant vessels into personal banks, treasure-seeking adventurers funding expeditions through “aggressive salvage,” or reformed pirates now serving as naval advisors (they know all the tricks). The hat-and-feather silhouette creates instant recognition while that serious expression keeps things grounded—this isn’t comedy relief, this is a professional who happens to work outside legal frameworks.

Build the scoundrel who proves the best adventures happen when you ignore the map’s edges labeled “here be dragons” and sail there anyway. Fortune favors the bold, and plunder favors the bold with ships.