Well this is for the younger kings out there that want to look more battle-ready than diplomatic.
With fair skin and hair, light eyes, and a dark palette for the outfit, this design would blend in seamlessly with any medieval fantasy server.
Plus with a simple tarnished crown, pauldron on one shoulder, and cape on the other, alongside the rugged leather boots, you can tell this is a very adventurous king.
For the regal man that can’t be content with sitting on a throne all day, this skin screams “royal adventurer” to the highest of heavens.
So this one is likely more named for the emerald-embezzled crown, but either way it’s a more minimalistic queen than the golden skin mentioned earlier.
And we still get that Greco-Roman inspiration here as well.
Wearing a plain white toga/dress and dark blonde hair in a loose braid, all alongside fair skin and light eyes, this is a bare bars queen.
Not to mention it shows a bit more skin too, as the shoulders and one leg are in the open on the side.
Scandalous!
But with the most decorative feature being the golden crown showcasing that large emerald in the front, I’d say any royal can rock this casual style.
And rule you will, while kicking around in villages and caverns in this dark Daenerys skin!
This is the closest & most accurate representation of The Dragon Queen Daenerys from Game of Thrones that I’ve seen to date (in Minecraft).
From the light off-white hue of the hair and skin, to the dark eyes and equally dark warrior queen ensemble, this high fantasy skin is fitting for the more ruthless and cunning queens.
Slap this on and lead your tamed dragons to victory and conquest.
You can probably tell that this is a mix of intriguing and hilarious.
You get a nice dapper ensemble with a blingy crown, muted colors, and a… pig face?
That’s right, King Noah here is pork royalty. And your villagers will respect him as a leader of those succulent livestock you’ve kept locked up in fences for eons.
And to prove his top tier position, this high-brow hog even brandishes large tusks from beneath his snout to show his age.
While the pig face does throw one through a loop, the skin is still very stylish – and more than suitable for Minecraft royalty to don.
Onwards to free the swine from their wooden prisons – in the name of King Noah!
Having royalty willing to go out on adventures hasn’t been a thing since the olden days of King Arthur.
Now they sit around being boring political figures.
Well no more of that in the confines of Minecraft, where even kings can wander the expanses of any world.
This particular design is very humble for a king, but it’s also what one would think of royalty fitted to traverse such distances as those in Minecraft.
Wearing only a simple silver crown and the best travelling clothes in the land, all while keeping dark hair groomed and in place, this regal hero is ready to take on the hordes of undead and the deepest pits of the Nether.
In my searches for Minecraft skins of royalty, nothing else has struck me as so fitting in both design and lore.
This Enderman King skin is deceivingly simple.
But it bears its weight in diamonds considering how fitting it is for a Minecraft setting.
This EnderKing is embellished in iron, gold, and purple cloth, likely dyed by the native chorus fruit of The End – all of which compliment his pitch-black skin and stunning purple eyes.
The is a king more than fitting for the role of hero in many tales in Minecraft.
You’ll be exploring into the expanses of the Overworld, Nether, and beyond, all in a skin that truly feels canon.
