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Corsairs who return from their voyages (and many do not){{fn|30}} do so laden with plundered alien treasures and tales of new worlds, corageous battles, and fabulous discoveries.{{Fn|30}} They wear purloined goods from their victims on their bodies as trophies, styling themselves in outlandish cloting and armour to showcase their personal tastes with scales, pelts, and feathers from exotic creatures across the galaxy.{{fn|22b}} Some even bear surgically-implanted enhancements, like [[Neuro-Augmentor]]s – intentionally eschewing the design philosophies of the [[Craftworld]]s to broadcast their disdain for such civilized aesthetics and proclaim themselves wild and dangerous.{{fn|22b}} Some take a safer approach, still carrying [[Waystone]]s to save them from an eternity of torment should they die.{{Fn|22b}}

Each Corsair fleet is commanded by an exceptionally charismatic leader, who might style themselves as members of royalty, the scions and inheritors of pre-[[Fall of the Eldar|Fall]] [[Eldar Empire|Nobles]]{{Fn|8}} (athough few truly are),{{fn|22b}} but in all cases the titles they bear are ostentatious and only understood by the Aeldari – to the [[Human]]s they are simply known as [[Corsair Prince|Prince or Princess]].{{Fn|8}} Corsair fleets vary in size and strength, some as large as hundreds of vessels{{fn|8}} which will often hide deep within a nebula or asteroid field, forgotten Eldar stations, or leftover bases from before the Fall,{{Fn|14a}} or the roiling tidal zones of empyric flux found around the edges of Warp storms.{{fn|22b}} Each fleet is law unto itself, and many bands operate independent fiefdoms.{{fn|22b}}

*[[Ebahn Lauma]], [[Corsair Prince|Prince]] of the [[Baelstorm Avengers]]{{Fn|9}}

*[[Eidear]], [[Corsair Prince|Prince]] of the [[Nova Blades]]{{Fn|17}}

*[[Galadhar|Galadhar the Grey]] of [[Duro]] {{Fn|30}}

*[[Kaelis Carnelia]], [[Corsair Prince|Princess]] of the [[Steeleye Reavers]]{{Fn|21b}}

*{{Endn|33}}: [[Imperial Armour - Apocalypse]], pg. 63

*{{Endn|34}}: [[Codex: Space Marines (6th Edition)]] (E-Book Edition), pg. 197

*{{Endn|36}}: [[Warhammer 40,000 4th Edition Rulebook]], pg. 138

*{{Endn|37}}: [[Codex: Death Guard (8th Edition)]], pg. 22 - ''The Serpent and the Fly''