Hatecoil

Hatecoil
A base in Azsuna
Main leader	Tidemistress Athissa Warlord Parjesh (second in command) King Deepbeard (Allied Skrog leader)
Race(s)	Naga Sea giant
Character classes	Siren, Myrmidon, Warrior, Mage, Arcanist, Enchanter, Sorcerer
Base of operations	Hatecoil Warcamp
Theater of operations	Azsuna, Eye of Azshara
Affiliation	Nazjatar Empire

The Hatecoil are a group of naga sent to Azsuna by Queen Azshara to acquire the  [Tidestone of Golganneth].

• The main bulk of their forces arrive when the zone is first entered.
• They are named after Lady Hatecoil's family.
• They started using leystone for their armor.
• They disturbed Aquious the Tidebreaker.
• They disturbed the souls of the Nightwatchers in the Drowned Gardens.
• They were capturing sailors off the coast of Azsuna, and forcing them to work for the sea giants of the coves, with whom they allied.
• They stirred up the Salteye murlocs, enslaving their tadpoles, corrupting and putting them into hatcheries at Hatecoil Warcamp.
• They were also meeting with the Darkfiend satyr.
• They have Golk the Rumble at the Hatecoil Slave Pen.
• At the Warcamp, the naga seemed to be accompanied by dragon turtles, but several of them were killed by the enslaved murlocs.
• When they attacked Nar'thalas, they found several artifacts, such as  [Pearl of Arcane Wisdom] and  [Stolen Nar'thalas Relic] and took it to the Warcamp.
• They also controlled  [Heart of Zin-Azshari] and used it from Eye of Azshara to summon terrible storms that ravaged the coastline of Azsuna but it was taken by the class leaders sent by Senegos.
• They operated on the southern coast of the Isle of the Watchers. They also engaged in a combat with Shandris Feathermoon, only to be stopped by the champions of the Unseen Path.

Members

Named

 

• Athissa
• Warlord Parjesh
• Lady Sssurine
• Fathom-Commander Eksis
• Golza the Iron Fin
• Fathom-Commander Zarrin
• Valiyaka the Stormbringer
• Slavemaster Anthiss
• Siren Sathraviss
• Slithering Sliss
• Binder Ashioi
• Channeler Varisz
• Mystic Ssa'veh
• Ritualist Lesha
• Oracle Tidecress
• Brawlgoth
• Slavehunter Zsanesh
• Narashi Spitescale
• Blog the Pale
• Spitespeaker Lir'kess
• Lady Missra
• Wavecaller Tidrus
• Blottis
• Grulk

Unnamed

 

• Hatecoil Ambusher
• Hatecoil Arcanist
• Hatecoil Behemoth
• Hatecoil Crestrider
• Hatecoil Crusher
• Hatecoil Deepsinger
• Hatecoil Enchantress
• Hatecoil Fathom-Stalker
• Hatecoil Gargantuan
• Hatecoil Guardian
• Hatecoil Harpooner
• Hatecoil Myrmidon
• Hatecoil Oracle
• Hatecoil Raider
• Hatecoil Ravager
• Hatecoil Reservist
• Hatecoil Riptail
• Hatecoil Shellbreaker
• Hatecoil Skrog
• Hatecoil Slavemaster
• Hatecoil Slaver
• Hatecoil Spirit
• Hatecoil Spitespeaker
• Hatecoil Stormcaller
• Hatecoil Stormspeaker
• Hatecoil Stormweaver
• Hatecoil Warrior
• Hatecoil Wavebinder
• Hatecoil Wrangler
• Petrified Naga
• Naga Brute
• Tide Breaker

Allies

• Sea Skrog
• Subjugated Murloc

Items

•  [Hatecoil Commander's Amulet]
•  [Hatecoil Badge of Glory]
•  [Waistband of the Hatecoil Oracles]

Notes

• At BlizzCon 2016, Ian Bates alleges that Prince Farondis claims that the Hatecoil has ties to the Burning Legion. This is not denied by the developers, and they answer that some naga serve the Legion and some do not, setting "something" up. This may have been the naga at Felrage Strand, but the Hatecoil's connection to the Legion may have been removed in beta.

Speculations

This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials. It should not be taken as representing official lore.

• The Felsworn naga in the Vault of the Wardens may originally come from the Hatecoil group, and may be the subject of Ian Bates' question.
• They may have enslaved the Bitterbrine gilgoblins given their presence in Eye of Azshara or they could control them through their sea giant allies.