General Wartface

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General Wartface
Released8 May 2001 (Update)
MembersNo
RaceGoblin
QuestDragon Slayer I, Goblin Diplomacy, The Lost Tribe, Recipe for Disaster, Another Slice of H.A.M.
LocationGoblin Village, Banquet room Lumbridge during Recipe for Disaster quest
League regionAsgarnia Asgarnia
GenderMale
ExamineAn ugly green creature.
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Advanced data
NPC ID670,3391,5150
LinkMOID

General Wartface is a member of the Garagorshuun tribe and one of the two goblin generals found in the northernmost building in Goblin Village. He plays a major role in the Goblin Diplomacy quest.

He is always found standing next to his rival general, General Bentnoze, whom he constantly argues with over armour colours. He favours the colour green while his opponent prefers the colour red.

General Wartface and his co-general Bentnoze became the leaders of Goblin Village less than 10 years ago. The village's previous leader reputedly died during a game of "pin the tail on the basilisk".[1][2]

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Changes

Date Changes
24 April 2007
(Update)

The NPC was graphically updated.

26 April –
6 June 2005

The NPC now always appears above players standing in the same tile.

29 March 2004 –
17 July 2006
17 July 2006 –
24 April 2007
24 April 2007 –
present

Trivia

  • The original version of General Wartface, unused since 2006, remains in the game cache.

References

  1. ^ Aris in Recipe for Disaster/Freeing the Goblin generals. Old School RuneScape. "Hmmm... neither of them were at the previous council meeting. [...] I heard the last leader died during a game of pin the tail on the basilisk."
  2. ^ Cook (Lumbridge) in Recipe for Disaster/Another Cook's Quest. Old School RuneScape. "This big important secret meeting that Franizzard cooked for is held here in Lumbridge castle every 10 years"