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− | + | Piracy is a common and accepted part of sea travel on Lumar, and in the [[Emerald Sea]] the '''King's Marshals''' keep records of all known pirates. However, unlike regular pirates, If you are known as a '''Deadrunner''' and are caught or captured by the kings sailors, you will likely be hanged, rather than simply imprisoned as a regular pirate would be.{{Book ref|Tress|17}} |
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Pirate crews will often trade, sell or bargain crew members from other ships in order to augment their crews,{{cite}} however; it is stated that no one will accept a crew from a deadrunner ship. The {{cite}} [[Ann]] notes that there is no mercy shown to deadrunner crews, and in fact, even other pirates will hate you.{{book ref|Tress|17}} |
Pirate crews will often trade, sell or bargain crew members from other ships in order to augment their crews,{{cite}} however; it is stated that no one will accept a crew from a deadrunner ship. The {{cite}} [[Ann]] notes that there is no mercy shown to deadrunner crews, and in fact, even other pirates will hate you.{{book ref|Tress|17}} |
Revision as of 04:55, 12 January 2023
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World of Origin | Lumar |
Universe | Cosmere |
Deadrunners are one of the two types of pirates on the planet of Lumar. They are most notably notorious for being the type of pirates that will kill a person, or as Tress put it; "...an entire ship's worth of people."
Culture
Piracy is a common and accepted part of sea travel on Lumar, and in the Emerald Sea the King's Marshals keep records of all known pirates. However, unlike regular pirates, If you are known as a Deadrunner and are caught or captured by the kings sailors, you will likely be hanged, rather than simply imprisoned as a regular pirate would be.[1]
Pirate crews will often trade, sell or bargain crew members from other ships in order to augment their crews,[citation needed] however; it is stated that no one will accept a crew from a deadrunner ship. The [citation needed] Ann notes that there is no mercy shown to deadrunner crews, and in fact, even other pirates will hate you.[1]
“Then you become a deadrunner, no mercy for you if caught. Even other pirates will hate you. ”
—Ann
Captain Crow notes that deadrunners generally live lives of opulence, but only in frenzied outbursts. And as most deadrunner lives are bound to be short, that opulence should be enjoyed quickly.[2]
There is little hope of pardon If you are a deadrunner. Only the Verdant King can grant this, and only in extreme cases, such as a King's Mask vouching for the crew would encourage the king to make this pardon.
Trivia
Tress notes that non-deadrunner piracy and the subsequent consequences, is a very civilized process.[1]