Chair (sorceress)

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Chair (sorceress)
IntactDamaged 1Damaged 2
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Released12 February 2007 (Update)
MembersNo
LocationThe sorceress' house
OptionsNone
ExamineA sturdy chair.
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Object ID21785
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Unnamed chairs can be found in the sorceress' house south of the Al Kharid Palace. Two of the sorceress' pale grey chairs are in varying states of disrepair, while the other four are intact.

Prior to the update that added the Sorceress' Garden minigame, the house that now belongs to the sorceress was instead occupied by a green-headed level 25 witch, and only had a ground floor. The historical house had four cobwebbed chairs in the same positions as the grey chairs of today.

The ground floor of the sorceress' house, with chairs in the corner.

Trivia

  • The chairs have no names and therefore cannot be examined. If they could, the player would mistake one of the damaged variants as a lemon, saying It's a lemon. Hang on, it's a chair. This may be a slang usage of the term "lemon," referring to something that is defective.[1]

References

  1. ^ Wiktionary - lemon. Retrieved 9 May 2026. "6. (slang) A defective or inadequate item or individual."

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