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Blackrock Foundry regularly ships newly forged cannons to Tanaan, where they bolster Hellfire Citadel's defenses. Every ship we sink saves thousands of lives.

Blackrock Foundry regularly ships newly forged cannons to Tanaan, where they bolster Hellfire Citadel's defenses. Every ship we sink saves thousands of lives.

Enemy subs have taken a sudden interest in this area. They may be tracking down an elemental rune. In the wrong hands, it could prove devastating.

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A true warrior would only hunt a sub in bad weather. Barefoot. In arctic waters. Against the current. Both ways.

Frostboar Point is tactically worthless; it hardly merits a carrier patrol. Somehow the Horde has discovered our plans to export the area's boars.

Alliance forces in Shadowmoon have an easy life. Lush forests, mild weather, supply shipments... maybe even fresh bacon. Make those bastards pay.

With no wind and a ripped mainsail, an enemy carrier has slowed to a crawl, along with its escorts. Make sure their troops and cargo never make landfall.

When Alliance forces sailed to Shadowmoon, their ship arrived intact. Maybe draenei aren't as cursed as we thought. Maybe they even brought gold with them.

These ships were loaded with containers of raw fel before they left Ironhold Harbor. Wherever they're headed, we must destroy them and their deathly cargo.

When Horde forces sailed to Frostfire, their ship arrived mostly intact. Perhaps orcs aren't witless brutes. Unless they left behind valuable cargo.

Rumor has it a cargo fleet recently sank out here, far from land. Unfortunately we're not the only ones who've heard this rumor.

If we steal Alliance-bound boots, and a barefoot Alliance mage trips and dies, would that count as a Horde victory? Why, yes. Plus, hey, new boots.

This ghost ship lies in wait, attacking unwary sailors who approach the treacherous shoals off Gorgrond's eastern coast.

These Horde vessels are rounding Highmaul on their way north. If ogres don't seize their cargo of plate armor, it will soon outfit our enemies. Stop them.

Demons and Shadow Council agents have overrun much of Shattrath. Even so, we will keep fighting. We shall not yield while the Alliance still stands.

The orcs who named the Coldsnap Coast didn't mean that its weather was a temporary cold spell. They meant the cold would snap most people in two.

Subtlety isn't really Hellscream's strong suit. Probably these ships thought the mountains would hide their approach.

The name sounds peaceful, but your crew should bring gas masks. The atmosphere here tends to be toxic, which is doubtless why the Horde sent a sub.

Bloodmaul ogres live here alongside their ogron masters, who constantly hammer the ground with boulders. All in all, it's a fun getaway spot.

Hellscream should realize by now that the elements won't willingly serve the Iron Horde. And trying to compel their obedience is unwise.

Hellscream has posted a sub near the Horde's main base on Ashran. Take that sub out. Alliance, that means you, too. Factional hatreds have no place here.

The waters around Shadowmoon Valley are regularly patrolled by Alliance subs, but these two are far from shore. They look lonely. Let's send them company.

This Alliance carrier is heading for Stormshield with fresh troops and supplies. But it's a long journey between Shadowmoon Valley and Ashran.

These ships are about to leave Ironhold Harbor. They're probably still hung over from last-minute partying. They're certainly not expecting a fight.

Another day, another Alliance shipment to Ashran. Are they trying to be stealthy, heading so far east before circling back to Stormshield? Pathetic.

A damaged engine has crippled a destroyer far from shore. That's what happens when you only value warriors and plunder. Not that the gold should go waste.

This enemy sub is loaded with gold, so it can't outrun us. Instead, it's been hiding out between a rocky shoal and a whirlpool, hoping to lure us to our doom.

Pretend you're getting them from a big brother or sister. But give them a thorough scrubbing before you put them on. Just in case.

Iron Horde forces have landed in Tangleheart, endangering its rich soil and plentiful timber. Also its powerful ancients. Who were already pretty angry.

This vessel is taking a cargo full of leather armor to Alliance fighters in Zeth'Kur. Leather shouldn't be wasted on them. Isn't lace more their thing?

The Earthen Ring kindly requests that all plundered mail armor be divided equally among those who wear it. Otherwise, the elements might become displeased.

Sabotaged by spies, these carriers sank on their way to battle. Denied a glorious death in battle, their ghostly crews sink other ships out of bitterness.

A young shark has been abandoned in a storm off the coast of Nagrand. Defend it from the Iron Horde and it will likely follow you home.

The mail armor in this vessel's cargo hold will serve us well once we spice it up a bit.

Shattered Hand forces just dispatched these vessels, which headed straight into a storm. Their recklessness will work to our advantage.

Yes, it's constantly snowing here, but it also has volcanic activity. No, it's never a comfortable temperature. Look, you're not going ashore anyway.

Captain Ironbeard is a deadly menace on the seas, but he's obsessed with a kraken that doesn't exist. Distract him and then launch a sneak attack.

On the one hand, great riches. On the other hand, furious walking corpses. Oh, come now. We all know what choice you're going to make.

Driven by bloodlust, orc animals target our carriers even when they're far from Frostfire waters. We won't meekly endure this aggression. Strike back.

Seizing a fortune proved this destroyer's undoing. Its crew turned on each other, only to become cursed ghosts, unable to spend the gold they gave their lives for.

Vhaka the Vile and her crew once terrorized Draenor's seas, killing and plundering without remorse. Cursed for their evil deeds, they lash out at the living.

You've located Gul'dan's flagship! Maneuver with the wind to take out her carrier escort...

Although his surprise attacks were legend, Giras the Guileful was just as infamous for his gambling addiction. Even now he's said to enjoy wagering on cards or dice.