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Barbarous Shore
From Guild Wars Wiki
This article is about an explorable area. This name is also used for a Zaishen vanquish quest.
| Barbarous Shore | |
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| Campaign | Nightfall |
| Region | Kourna |
| Type | Explorable area |
| Exit(s) | Camp Hojanu |
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| Interactive map Non-interactive maps | |
The easternmost edge of Kourna is a lawless frontier known as the Barbarous Shore. Here the corsairs are the ones in power.
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[edit] Getting there
This explorable area is to the southeast from Camp Hojanu. It is the furthest east one can go in Kourna.
[edit] Exits
- Camp Hojanu (northwest)
[edit] Shrines
- Wandering Priest → Corsair Bounty
- Northern edge, just west of the river.
- Southern end of the river, near Ruthless Sevad.
- Southwestern corner, near the collectors.
- Wandering Priest → Heket Hunt
- Just outside Camp Hojanu.
- Wandering Priest → Mandragor Hunt
- In the center of the area east of the river.
- Near northeastern corner, just after the bridge.
- Wandering Priest → Plant Hunt
- Southeast from Camp Hojanu, slightly southwest from the bridge.
- Whispers Informant → Elemental Hunt
- On the western edge.
- Resurrection shrines with a statue
- Avatar of Dwayna
- Southeast from Camp Hojanu, slightly southwest from the bridge.
- Champion of Balthazar
- In the center of the area east of the river.
- On the western edge.
- Lyssa's Muse
- Northern edge, just west of the river.
- Southern end of the river, near Ruthless Sevad.
- Melandru's Watcher
- Near northeastern corner, just after the bridge.
- Southwestern corner, near the collectors.
- Voice of Grenth
- Just outside Camp Hojanu.
[edit] Quests available
[edit] NPCs
[edit] Allies
[edit] Services
[edit] Collectors
20 Haibir (collector for 5 Gold Doubloons)
20 Nihanu (collector for 5 Gold Doubloons)
20 Pehtigam (collector for 5 Gold Doubloons)
[edit] Crafters and merchants
- They can be found in the underground area beyond Ruthless Sevad
[edit] Other allies
16 (20) Ruthless Sevad
[edit] Foes
24 (26) Cracked Mesa
24 (26) Stone Shard Crag
22 (26) Mandragor Slither
22 (26) Mandragor Imp
22 (26) Stoneflesh Mandragor
20 (26) Mirage Iboga
20 (26) Murmuring Thornbrush
21 (26) Stoneaxe Heket
21 (26) Blue Tongue Heket
21 (26) Blood Cowl Heket
21 (26) Corsair Weapons Master
22 (26) Corsair Lieutenant
15 (25) Corsair Bosun
22 (26) Corsair Doctor
21 (26) Corsair Torturer
22 (26) Corsair Mind Reader
21 (26) Corsair Wind Master
16 (25) Corsair Commandant
23 (26) Corsair Admiral
22 (26) Corsair Grappler
[edit] Bosses
25 (30) Commander Wahli → "You're All Alone!" (Wahli's Blade)
20 (29) Midshipman Morolah → Simple Thievery (Morolah's Staff)
26 (30) Captain Alsin → Wielder's Zeal (Alsin's Walking Stick)
20 (28) Lieutenant Shagu → Crippling Anthem (Shagu's Anthem) (does not spawn during The Foolhardy Father)
26 (30) Captain Mhedi → Vow of Strength (Mhedi's Vow)
[edit] Notes
- This is one of the few places in Kourna where you may obtain Lightbringer bounties.
- A Preserved Red Iris Flower can be found in a chest in the southern Corsair area.
- There are four bosses close to each other in the southern Corsair area; use caution when approaching them, especially in hard mode.
- These quests affect the spawns in this area:
- Complete exploration of this area contributes approximately 2.6% to the Elonian Cartographer title track.
- Vanquisher runs of this area without active quests requires defeating around 197 foes. Including quest influences, it has been reported to range from 158 to 201.
- You can avoid killing 3-5 of the hidden Mandragor groups by first clearing the western area, crossing the river using the southern route, and defeating a pride of low-level lions nearby.
- The lions in this region are all located in the east, across the bridge. They're all in one pack, and they all start out as hostile; they are however still charmable.
[edit] Trivia
- The map provided with the Collector's Edition of Guild Wars Nightfall names this area as the "Barbarous Coast". The Barbary Coast, or Barbary, was the term used by Europeans from the 16th until the 19th century to refer to the middle and western coastal regions of North Africa. The barbary pirates of north Africa are sometimes called "Turkish corsairs" or "Ottoman corsairs".