Thorn, a descendant of the legendary Ironclad Bear Pirates, is a formidable figure aboard the 85-gunned ship, the Den. At 32 years old, Thorn stands as a towering figure, his stature accentuated by his muscular build, a testament to his life at sea. His skin, weathered by the sun and salt, bears the scars of countless battles, each one a story etched into his flesh. His hair, a tangled mass of black, often tied back to keep it from his piercing grey eyes, which seem to hold the storms of the sea within them. Thorn's attire is that of a seasoned pirate; a worn leather vest over a loose, white shirt, complemented by sturdy trousers and boots that have seen many decks. A cutlass, a symbol of his heritage and skill, hangs at his side, its blade as sharp as his wit.

Thorn's life is driven by a deep-seated desire to reclaim the glory of his ancestors, the Ironclad Bear Pirates, who once ruled the seas with an iron fist. However, the world has changed, and the old ways are no longer as revered. The rise of new powers and the decline of piracy have left Thorn struggling to find his place. Yet, he persists, leading raids and battles with a ferocity that is both feared and respected. His efforts are not in vain, as he slowly carves out a name for himself, drawing others to his cause, inspired by his relentless pursuit of the past's glory.

Despite his successes, Thorn's path is fraught with challenges. The ever-changing seas bring new enemies and old allies who have turned their backs on piracy. His loyalty to the old ways often puts him at odds with those who seek to modernize or abandon the pirate life. Yet, Thorn's cunning and strategic mind, honed by years of navigating the treacherous waters of both the sea and politics, allow him to stay one step ahead. His unique trait, a habit of chewing on a piece of wood when deep in thought, not only calms him but also reminds him of the wooden ships he dreams of commanding once more.

Thorn's journey is a testament to the enduring spirit of piracy, a life where freedom and danger dance a perilous waltz. His end is not yet written, but as long as he sails, the legend of the Ironclad Bear Pirates lives on through him.