Captain Bakari

Captain Bakari stood roughly 6’1" tall. In his undead state, he appeared to be made of a loose connection of skeleton and muscle. Upon closer inspection to his skull, it has been decorated with gems, engraved upon, and modified several times to become a nearly non-human form. Bakari also wore very tattered clothing, though it had echoes of something that used to be more regal. He also wore a long, old and sea-worn cape with a large collar. Bakari also wielded a bright golden blade seemingly untouched by the wear and tear of life at sea.

History
Once a revered Privateer, Captain Bakari pillaged the high seas for the kingdoms of the Goldlands long before the five kingdoms of Savera were formed. He would eventually turn against his benefactors and became a full-fledged pirate/adventurer on his own with his crew. His ship became known as Death’s Trident, due to their figurehead which sported a large trident that would ram and pierce through enemy ships, guaranteeing them to sink.

In his travels, Captain Bakari discovered a treasure that would grant him one boon from a Black Djinn. He wished for immortality for both him and his men. The Djinn granted this immortality, but at a cost. Their bodies continued to age, but their spirits would remain young, and can never leave their bodies. As a result, him and his entire crew cannot die, and their skeletons remain entirely animated.

It’s been decades since this occured. To this day Captain Bakari roams the high seas, with him carries a thick fog and a promise in form of a song. A promise of continued pirating and endless torment until one day when Captain Bakari finds a way to end the suffering of his men and his crew.