Fremensund

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Fremensund
Fremensund
Released19 November 2025 (Update)
MembersYes
LocationNorthern Ocean
League regionN/A
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Location on World Map
Etceteria
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Waterbirth Island ← Fremensund → Rellekka
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Rower's Arm

Fremensund is a sound between Waterbirth Island and Rellekka, within the Northern Ocean. It connects the Idestia Strait to the north-east with the Fremennik Strait to the west. Rower's Arm lies to the south.

The most prominent feature along the coast of Fremensund is the city of Rellekka. Many ships are docked here, as well as a mooring point for boats. There is also a mooring point on the eastern shore of Waterbirth Island.

Sea charting

Charting activates reward various amounts of Sailing experience, with significant bonus experience for completing every charting task in any given sea or ocean.

Changes

Date Changes
3 December 2025
(Update)

Removed some invisible walls in the Fremensund near Meaty Aura Logist.

5 November 2025
(Update)

Body of water names were added to the world map.

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