Portrait pose

When commissioning a portrait, the pirate's portrait pose will be determined by either the pirate's portrait item or clothing. If a pirate is holding an item, it will usually be in the pirate's right hand, and the left arm will be by the pirate's side or placed in a jacket pocket. A few of the bludgeons are held in both hands. If no item is chosen, then the pirate's upper-body clothing determines the pose.

Male Poses

Apron	Bandolier jacket	Belt and bracers	Cape	Captain's jacket	Chainmail
Conquistador armor	Frilly shirt with sash	Golden conquistador armor	Jerkin	Kraken tattoo	Notorious corsair's coat
Plain shirt	Rags	Ruffian barrel	Shirt with sash	Striped shirt	Striped shirt and vest
Swashbuckler's jacket	Vampirate overcoat	Vampire raiment	Vest with sash

Female Poses

Apron	Bodice	Buccaneer jacket	Captain's jacket	Chainmail	Corset
Dress	Epaulet jacket	Frilly shirt with sash	Golden conquistador armor	Kraken tattoo	Midriff blouse with scarf
Notorious corsair's coat	Plain shirt	Rags	Ruffian barrel	Shirt with belt	Striped shirt
Striped shirt and vest	Tabard	Tudor bodice	Vampire overcoat	Vampire raiment	Vest and scarf

Skellie Poses

During the Halloween events of 2008, pirates could create portraits of themselves as skellies, zombies and ghosts. For zombie and ghost portraits, pose is defined by the upper-body clothing or held item, as per normal portraits. However, as skellies can wear no clothing save hats, they have only one available pose for each gender. A skellie with a hook will hold the hook in front of the pelvis.

Male skellie

Female skellie

Werewolf Poses

Any item of torso or leg clothing worn by a werewolf appears as rags, meaning that, like skellies, werewolves have only one pose.

Male werewolf

Female werewolf