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Display case (Varrock Museum, number 20)
Display case
Released29 May 2007 (Update)
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LocationVarrock Museum
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ExamineA display of Robert the Strong in battle with Dragonkin.
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A display case containing a model of Robert the Strong fighting a Dragonkin can be found on the 1st floor of the Varrock Museum. It is labelled as display number 20 of the museum's Timeline exhibit.

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Display number 20
4th Age - yr 1-100

Around the beginning of the 4th Age, a new terror was seen in the world: the dragonkin. Without active gods, the people had to deal with this problem largely by themselves. Heroes arose to step up to this challenge, one of them being Robert the Strong, who led the resistance against the dragonkin threat.
Varrock Museum Dig Site & Timeline exhibits
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ground floor
1st floor
2nd floor
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