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Reverse Piracy

Reverse Piracy is a legendary quest for level 40. It rewards 1,350 experience and money.

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<name>, during the attack on Karabor Iron Horde dreadnaughts looted or sank most of the draenei eastern fleet. A priceless artifact was captured: A genuine Draenic Thaumaturgical Orb.

I must have it! Those orcs don't know what they've got!

My sources indicate that the orb was aboard a ship that's being retrofitted down in the Dread Grotto beneath the Blackrock Foundry. Search the ship and the area nearby for the Sha'tari Vault that contained the orb. We've got to get it back!

Rewards

Money16 gold98 silver
Experience1,350 XP
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690358+120via Wowhead (opens the original comment in a new tab)

Also, important is that this is the ONLY one of the three items at this stage which is NOT automatically looted. You need to loot it manually, don't forget like I did... (Though, really, worst case is you run it again next week -- or again this week, but that requires a bit too much masochism for me.)

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BlizzardCS+75via Wowhead (opens the original comment in a new tab)

We’re receiving reports from players saying that they can’t complete Reverse Piracy. Don’t worry, the quest is not bugged and you can complete it: what happens is that the blue mark on the mini map is not showing the correct place where the chest is right now. After the encounter you’ll be able to find the [object=234745] to the south of the arena, near a corner. If you have the Outline mode activated, you’ll be able to see it much easier. :)

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Rewards in detail
TypeRewardAmount
ExperienceXP1,350
MoneyGold16g 98s
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  • Blackhand's SecretLevel 40

    <name>, you've given me a lot to think about. There's a section of the Flamebender's Tome that speaks about a "sacrifice," and a more recent notation referring to "the chieftain." I think it's talking about Warlord Blackhand. Did Blackhand sacrifice someone? Himself? A piece of himself?

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