# Pirate brother

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Brethren of the Coast

@ pirate brother 

Difficulty

11

Attacks

Weapon 1d6 physical, Weapon 1d6 physical

@ pirate brother 

Difficulty

11

Attacks

Weapon 1d6 physical, Weapon 1d6 physical

Base level

9

Base experience

196

Speed

12

Base AC

10

Base MR

10

Alignment

-3 (chaotic)

Frequency (by normal means)

0 (Not randomly generated)

Genocidable

No

Weight

1450

Nutritional value

400

Size

medium

Resistances

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Resistances conveyed

A pirate brother:

 has a head, a couple of arms, and a torso.

 is carnivorous.
 is herbivorous.
 is omnivorous.

 is not a valid polymorphable form.

 is a human.

 is normally generated peaceful.

 is strong.

 likes gold.

 can pick up weapons and food.

 can be seen through infravision.

The pirate brother is a monster added in the Pirate role patch. The pirate brother is the Pirate quest guardian. 
Their main distinction from most other quest guardians (with the exception of the thugs in the Rogue quest) is that they like gold, and are therefore likely to be generated carrying some.
In addition to gold, each pirate brother is generated with a cutlass (scimitar), leather armor, and high boots.

Encyclopedia entry

The Brethren or Brethren of the Coast were a loose 
coalition of pirates and privateers commonly known as 
buccaneers and active in the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and 
Gulf of Mexico.

Based primarily on the island of Tortuga off the coast 
of Haiti and in the city of Port Royal on the island of 
Jamaica, the original Brethren were mostly French 
Huguenot and British Protestants, but their ranks were 
joined by other adventurers of various nationalities 
including Spaniards, and even African sailors, as well 
as escaped slaves and outlaws of various sovereigns.

In keeping with their Protestant and mostly Common 
Law heritage the Brethren were governed by codes of 
conduct that favored legislative decision-making, 
hierarchical command authority, individual rights, 
and equitable division of revenues.

[ Brethren of the Coast, Wikipedia ] 

References
Reference: Chris's Pirate Patch