This skin was made to be a bandit. This is my first attempt at trying to make any of the clothing flow, so I hope it's ok...Oh, and also enclosed in this is a story about him...Enjoy!

Oh, and PLEASE COMMENT. I need a lot of crit right now and anything that's not a troll is much appreciated! Thanks!

Bandit:

The caravans were carrying load upon load of lapis lazuli. It was a risky business, caravan robbery, but the bandit was careful about his work, waiting until they set up camp for the night before sneaking in. He had been stalking this caravan for a day now, and he's invested to much time and effort to let it go now. The Bandit unsheathed his iron sword, a battle-warn weapon that had seen much combat, and hoped that he wouldn't have to use it. He put his hood up (I'll add a hood later to the skin) and snuck quietly. He knew that one wrong move would set the armored guards off, and he wouldn't stand a chance. He opened the first chest. It creaked loudly and the Bandit swore under his breath. Satisfied that he had not been heard, the Bandit took a handful of the precious lapis dust from the chest. He took a small pouch from his waist pocket and poured the dust into it. Not even half full. Even so, that much dust could pay for a year's worth of food, drink, and bed. The Bandit heard a grunt and turned around. A burly man was running his way. The Bandit made a split second decision and threw his pouch at the caravaneer's face. The Bandit widened his eyes, realizing what he had just done. He swore once again.
When the caravaneer had finally rubbed the dust out of his eyes, he yelled. An entire chest of lapis was gone! In it's place was a piece of paper, stuck to the wall with a sharp piece of flint.

'Sorry about the chest', it read, 'I threw my only pouch at you, and I had to leave with something...'

The Bandit was set for life. He reflected that he would never have to rob again, now that this heist had paid off. No, that wouldn't do.

The bandit hid the chest in his lair and went off again, in search of a caravan.