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Wanted poster: bandit, warlock and halfling thief in three styles

Wanted posters — a masked highwayman sketched in the portrait panel, kerchief over the nose under a wide hat brim, the reward line "REWARD 500 GOLD" and the crime line "FOR ROBBERY ON THE ROYAL ROAD", drawn as a weathered tavern notice on aged parchment, the portrait panel in brown ink and wash, ragged torn edges and a punched nail hole at the top

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Reading 1Bandit
Reading 2Warlock
Reading 3Halfling thief

The notice pinned to the tavern door before the bounty hunt even starts. These nine posters cover three outlaws — a masked bandit, a horned warlock, a grinning halfling thief — each with a reward sum and a crime line spelled exactly under a sketched portrait. Tavern parchment, old-west letterpress and stark inked finishes. Print, tear the edges, and post it at the table.

  • a handout for a bounty-hunting session
  • a printable prop for a tavern bulletin board
  • wall art for a game room
  • a party favor for a fantasy-themed event

Frequently asked questions

Are the reward and crime lines editable?
They're drawn into the artwork itself, so different wording means a new render — type your own lines in the direction field.
What size does the poster print at?
Each design is laid out at tall portrait proportions, ready to print at standard letter or A4 size.
Can I get a different outlaw?
Yes — the direction field redraws the sheet with another wanted figure, such as a dragon as the outlaw.

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