- Give up!
- Plundeeeeer!
- Hiyaa!
Notes
The Pirate Cutthroat has often lived a pirate's life for some years. It proves their competence that they managed to survive for so long. On the other hand, the necessity to prove themselves to be invaluable members of the crew put them up to take incredible risks. Reckless against themselves and others, they employ tactics that everyone else would call crazy or suicidal. Eager to rise in the pirates' ranks, they take risks that everybody else would avoid. Their all-out attacks are a product of this attitude as are their usage of highly explosive weapons which are almost as dangerous to the user as to his opponent. Combine this attitude and armament with their love for incredible amounts of alcohol and an ill temper and you get a good impression of the Pirate Cutthroat and the danger he poses.
Large groups should be avoided as the damage adds up quickly.
Abilities
Damage Taken From Elements
Location
Nargor, Tyrsung (on the ship), Yalahar, Krailos Steppe and The Cave.
Behaviour
Always attacks the weakest Player they see and will switch back quickly even if Challenged by an Elite Knight.
A pirate cutthroat attacks in melee range. A pirate cutthroat will retreat at 20 (6.15%, red) health.
Strategy
They often come in groups of 2 or 3 and can break your shielding very easily. The best way to hunt them is to be in teams or go as a single paladin. A paladin of level 35 or higher can take all pirates easily except for Pirate Corsairs who have nasty Throwing Stars. Pirate Cutthroat's pistol shots (single square explosions) are the only thing a paladin has to worry about and it isn't frequently used. They often miss, as well.
Loot
- 1-50× Gold Coin (common)
- Compass (uncommon)
- Scale Armor (semi-rare)
- Steel Shield (semi-rare)
- Light Shovel (semi-rare)
- Eye Patch (rare)
- Hook (rare)
- Peg Leg (rare)
- Pirate Bag (rare)
- Pirate Knee Breeches (rare)
- Treasure Map (Pirate) (rare)
- Die (very rare)
- Rum Flask (very rare)