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Rolfe

Pirate Lord of Skull's Bay

Rolfe

He bargained with a god at sixteen and paid for it with his mother and his sister.

Pirate Lord of Skull's Bay, with a living map of every coastline inked across his hands — and the price of it already collected before he got home.

At a glance

KIND
Human — Pirate Lord of the Dead Islands
SEAT
Skull's Bay
CARRIES
A map of shifting coastlines, inked across both hands
BARGAINED WITH
The Sea God, at sixteen, on the wrecked Thresher
PAID
His mother and his sister, before he made it home
SIGNED
Two anti-slavery contracts, at knifepoint, aged about twenty
TAUNTED
Celaena about a disguise he had already seen through
ENDED UP
Sailing his whole fleet out with Aelin's armada

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Queen of Terrasen · Heir of FireAelin Galathyniusan allyEnter Aelin Galathynius →
Arobynn's second bestSam Cortlandhis enemyEnter Sam Cortland →
Shapeshifter · Lady of CaraverreLysandraan allyEnter Lysandra →
Fae Prince · Of the CadreRowan Whitethorncrossed pathsEnter Rowan Whitethorn →
Crown Prince · King of AdarlanDorian Havilliardan allyEnter Dorian Havilliard →
The Wolf of the North · General of TerrasenAedion Ashryveran allyEnter Aedion Ashryver →
Valg King · The Thing Under MorathErawanhis enemyEnter Erawan →

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