Quest 1036 · Classic Era details

Avast Ye, Scallywag

Quest level60Requires level55Classic zoneStranglethorn Vale

Classic Era reference from QuestieDB, not verified for Forever. Quest ID 1036 is present in the Forever beta client, build 1.60.1.70790. QuestieDB 1.0.10, Vanilla release, retrieved 2026-11-03 (source).

The task

Objectives

Speak with Fleet Master Firallon aboard the Crimson Vale off the coast of Stranglethorn Vale.

No linked targets are recorded in this Classic source.

Rewards and gains

Reputation

Experience and money are not supplied by this imported quest record.

The route

Quest locations

Classic pins are approximate reference points. Reported ! and ? markers are search points near quest NPCs. Hover or focus a marker for details.

Start Turn in

Stranglethorn Vale

Starting location

"Pretty Boy" Duncan

Stranglethorn Vale (27.39, 69.42)

Approximate Classic location

Click the ! to copy a TomTom waypoint.

Turn-in location

Fleet Master Firallon

Stranglethorn Vale (30.58, 90.63)

Approximate Classic location

Click the ? to copy a TomTom waypoint.

Fully revealed map assembled from client map and exploration textures. Artwork from build 1.60.1.69977, compared file by file with build 1.60.1.70790 and unchanged. Associated by the client filename Interface/WorldMap/Stranglethorn_c60, not by a direct map-art foreign key. This is client artwork, not a verified in-game map. Artwork © Blizzard Entertainment.
  • Start"Pretty Boy" Duncan (27.39, 69.42)
  • Turn inFleet Master Firallon (30.58, 90.63)

From Classic. One NPC can have several recorded spots; the map shows each one where it was recorded.

The people

Start and turn-in

Starts from

Ends at

Coordinates are approximate Classic references. The `/way` formats require TomTom or a compatible addon; use the named-zone form from outside the zone.

The path

Quest chain

Quest text

No quest text yet. It appears here once a player reports it through RestedRealm Companion.

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