Head Servant (RuneScape 2 Beta)

Npc

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Head Servant
Released1 December 2003 (Update)
RemovalJanuary-March 2004 (Update unknown)
Members? (edit)
RaceHuman
QuestDeath Plateau
Location? (edit)
League regionN/A
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to
ExaminePrince Rayver's Head Servant.
Advanced data
NPC IDbeta715
LinkMOID

The Head Servant was an unused non-player character present in the RuneScape 2 beta. He would have appeared in the original version of Death Plateau. Presumably players would have been required to speak to him about gaining access to the storage room, following which he would direct players to speak to the guard.

The NPC was deleted before the end of the beta. In the final version of Death Plateau released in August 2004, he was superseded by Eohric.

Trivia

  • The NPC's examine states him to be the head servant for Prince Rayver. In August 2004 this was changed to Prince Anlaf.

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