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Fat Rocco
Released27 February 2006 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceFairy
QuestA Fairy Tale Part II
LocationZanaris throne room
League regionGeneral General✓
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineAs far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster.
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NPC ID5839
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Fat Rocco is a fairy bodyguard who guards the Fairy Godfather with Slim Louie. He appears slim instead of fat, contrary to his name. Fat Rocco tries to look as menacing as he can, and tells people not to talk to him but to "da boss" instead. He is second-in-command in the Fairy Mafia.

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  • The examine is a reference to the opening scene of Goodfellas, where Henry Hill states his intention as the first line in the movie.
  • His name is a reference to Rocco Lampone, a caporegime from the 1972 crime drama The Godfather.
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