Cog Ironclaw, a bear of formidable stature, stands at seven feet tall, his fur a deep iron-gray that shimmers under the sun like the hull of an ancient pirate ship. His eyes, a piercing blue, reflect a stormy sea, hinting at the lineage of the ironclad bear pirates from whom he descends. At thirty-two years of age, Cog's muscular build is adorned with scars, each telling a tale of battles fought on the high seas and now in the service of the navy. His uniform, a blend of naval tradition and his piratical heritage, features a dark blue jacket with brass buttons and a tricorn hat, under which his ears twitch with alertness. Beside him serves his sister, Sable Ironclaw, equally fierce and loyal to their shared cause.

Cog's life is a relentless pursuit of honor and redemption, striving to restore the tarnished legacy of their pirate ancestors. Yet, the naval command views him with suspicion, fearing his pirate blood may sway him against their orders. This distrust hinders his ambition to rise through the ranks and prove his loyalty. In response, Cog undertakes perilous missions, showcasing his valor and strategic acumen, hoping to earn the respect and trust of his superiors. His efforts gradually pay off, as he gains recognition and begins to influence naval policies, blending pirate cunning with military discipline.

Despite his achievements, Cog faces internal conflicts between his pirate heritage and his naval duties, as well as external threats from rival factions who seek to exploit his divided loyalties. His journey is fraught with challenges, yet his resilience and dedication to his sister and their shared dream of redemption drive him forward. As Cog navigates these turbulent waters, he hopes to forge a new path for the Ironclaw name, one that honors both his past and present.

Cog's unique quirk is his habit of humming sea shanties when deep in thought, a melody that stirs memories of the open sea and his pirate ancestors. This trait not only soothes him but also serves as a reminder of the legacy he is determined to reshape.