Tieflings in the shackles

[Kevin Mack]

Hi just wondering if anyone here would have any idea how Tieflings are viewed and treated in the shackles and whether one would be accepted as a pirate captain in the shackles?

[Gorbacz]

Considering that Shackles are one of the most cosmopolitan areas of Golarion, it's more of what you are than what you look like.

[Troubled_child]

Sailors are also superstitious though and might not like the idea of one on ship. It is of course entirely up to the GM.

[Cole Deschain]

How badass is the Tiefling in question? Most of the inhabitants of the Shackles are at least neutral on the subject of open-sea piracy and tolerate just about anything tat isn't an immediate threat. If a tiefling has the interest in it, the Shackles might be one of the best places to hang out available to 'em.

[Sekret_One]

As a GM: I ruled that generally being of devil/demon descent would come with a degree of prejudice and superstition. And I just figure a lot of superstitions of sailors can cause some... distrust.

I have a tiefling player, and she is a runaway pariah/Chelish slave.

I let the character's first feat be "pass for human." She hides her tail, and her small horns with a combination of hairstyle and cowl. Of course, after being stripped from chest up for whippin' a some characters have overcome her disguise DC.