Denadu

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Denadu
Released6 December 2004 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceMonkey
QuestMonkey Madness I
LocationTemple of Marimbo
League regionKandarin Kandarin✓
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineA small, well dressed monkey clasping a mace. He looks like a priest.
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Advanced data
NPC ID5255
LinkMOID

Denadu is one of the monkey priests who can be found in the Temple of Marimbo on Ape Atoll. He is one of the three priests that can be found there, along with Lofu and Hafuba. Like all monkeys, he can only be understood with an amulet of monkeyspeak prior to the completion of Monkey Madness II.

Unlike other monkeys, talking to him in human form will not cause him to call the guards, although he will call you a foolish human and say that "the Marimbo Guard" will kill you on the spot.

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Changes

Date Changes
26 July 2005
(Update)

The NPC's examine was changed from "A small well dressed monkey clasping a mace. He looks like a priest." to "A small, well dressed monkey clasping a mace. He looks like a priest."

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