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The Northsea Freebooters are a group of pirates that arrived in Howling Fjord and set up a port at Scalawag Point. Under the leadership of Jonah Sterling, they began looting from graves and fighting both the Alliance and the Horde whilst at the same time waging a war against the tuskarr to sell as slaves to other lands (whom die just days after leaving their climate). [1]
They have a severe dislike of the Southsea Freebooters, from which they mostly likely branched off from.
Leaders
Known members
| Name | Special notes | Status | Location
|
Captain Ellis
| Captain of the Sister Mercy | Dead
| Sister Mercy, | Howling Fjord
|
Abdul the Insane
| | Killable
| Isle of Spears, | Howling Fjord
|
Black Conrad
| A revered captain among the northsea pirates. | Dead
| Unknown
|
"Silvermoon" Harry
| A quest giver. | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Alanya
| | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Handsome Terry
| A quest giver. | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Zeh'gehn
| A witch doctor that helps during a quest. | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Taruk
| In charge of the gambling done at Scalawag Point. | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Scuttle Frostprow
| | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Olga, the Scalawag Wench
| | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Jack Adams
| | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Juniper
| A member of the Sister Mercy, he informs players to wait for the ship to arrive. | Dead
| Garvan's Reef, | Howling Fjord
|
Tattooed Marcy
| | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Red-Eyed Ben
| | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Gautter
| | Alive
| Scalawag Point, | Howling Fjord
|
Notes
- Because of their lack of hygiene, most of their ships carry five or six times as many rats as pirates, so when they arrived at Scalawag Point, it was no surprise that the nearby bears became rabid soon after.[2]
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