Zem'lan doesn't stay in the port with the rest of his crew, instead dwelling on the Golden Isle, a forbidden island where he hoards all of the treasure his crew has plundered, so only he can enjoy them.
Zem'lan's favorite form of punishment for the crew is hanging them on the yard arm since they can't feel pain and don't stay dead, his options are limited. They were never allowed to have any treasure for themselves, and they weren't allowed to speak up without punishment. He began treating his underlings more like slaves than crewmates, forcing them to fight and die for his gain. The curse corrupted Zem'lan, making him cruel and controlling. He then used the cursed idols to kill First Mate Jamboya and curse him into an undead skeleton, before doing the same to the rest of the crew. Once at the altar, Zem'lan told his crew that they would hold their port forever. When it became clear that the Faithless were too many, Zem'lan told Jamboya to gather the idols and round up the crew at an altar on the Golden Isle, despite Jamboya's protests. Zem'lan vowed that no one would ever take the port from him and told Jamboya to rally the crew to defend the port with their lives. Some time thereafter, First Mate Jamboya reported to Zem'lan of the approaching sethrak army. Since none of the refugees had any gold, he told them to get out of his port and die in the dunes where they belonged. When a group of refugees pleaded with Zem'lan to let them onto his boats to escape the sethrak, he responded by shooting several of them and telling the rest that the only ones who would be allowed on his ships were the ones who could pay him gold. Zem'lan was apparently greatly pleased by the results and was confident that if the sethrak set foot in his port, he would make them regret it for eternity. Witchdoctor Yoksa believed he could perform a powerful ritual with them and tested the idols on a refugee. Before long, First Mate Jamboya discovered a set of dark magical idols among the contraband caches. Zem'lan knew that he did not have enough crews to win a fair fight, but he did not fight fair. One day, the Port of Zem'lan came under threat from the Faithless sethrak.
Zem'lan claimed to "own" the black market, giving him first taste of anything that passed through the Port of Zem'lan. Long ago, Pirate-King Zem'lan was a good captain whose Zandalari crew served him loyally as they sailed under his black flag.
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