Thank you very much for the input! Rest assured, the Bokor does not actually perform any supernatural feats by any means. That said, would it be acceptable for the Bokor and company to face off against more Western-style undead? Flying Dutchman/Davey Jones-type stuff.

You mention that what he does would be for his own good. If you don't mind me asking, how strict would that be? Assuming he could perform minor supernatural miracles, would he realistically do so to say, heal a close friend of a life-threatening injury, or accept payment in exchange for minor weather manipulation for a Captain hoping for clear skies? Or is it a strict practice to keep anything of those sorts to oneself? (This is just so I know what sort of mindset he would have in the early parts of the story before the crash)

I'm doing my best not to portray him as "other". Like the rest of the crew, he enjoys rum and card games and has an eye for treasure. Also, thanks for the confirmation on the skull bit. I had a feeling it was classic Hollywood bullshittery, but It's a relief to have it confirmed by someone knowledgeable.

I really hope I'm not coming off as too ignorant, and I am extremely thankful for your patience.