Knight (Sir Gerry)

Npc

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Knight
Released17 October 2013 (Update)
Also calledSir Gerry
MembersYes
RaceHuman
LocationAt the entrance of the God Wars Dungeon
League regionAsgarnia Asgarnia✓
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineHe's dying.
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID5929
LinkMOID
Knight
Released17 October 2013 (Update)
MembersYes
QuestNo
LocationAt the entrance of the God Wars Dungeon
League regionAsgarnia Asgarnia✓
OptionsSearch
ExamineHe's dead.
Map
Advanced data
Object ID26383
LinkMOID

The knight named Sir Gerry is a dying Temple Knight by the God Wars Dungeon.

History

Background

In the Year 169 of the Fifth Age, tectonic activity in the deep Wilderness north of Asgarnia caused subterranean heating in the eastern fringes of Troll Country. In a snowy, ruin-dotted wasteland north of Trollheim, this heating affected a frozen cavern beneath the remains of an ancient temple left untouched since the ancient God Wars.

The Temple Knights, who were informed by a drunken dwarf about the dungeon, realised that the now-thawing inhabitants were part of a battle that had been frozen in time over 2,000 years ago. Fearing that the inhabitants could escape from their icy prison, the Temple Knights sent an elite unit of highly-trained soldiers to the dungeon in an effort to assess the situation.

Aftermath

Prior to his death, Sir Gerry was able to relay little of what happened within the depths of the caves. The sole survivor of the doomed mission, Gerry lay severely wounded amongst the crumbling masonry of the temple on the surface. Here, freezing to death and threatened by the native ice wolves, Gerry wrote a letter detailing what they had learned of the God Wars Dungeon:

Letter

“ My friend, you were right to send me to investigate the dwarf's drunken claims, for I have discovered a treasure beyond our wildest dreams. The aviansie are alive, and I suspect they still guard the Godsword! Beneath the remnants of the temple a great battle is being fought between followers of Bandos, Armadyl, Saradomin and Zamorak. My command was slaughtered and I am grieviously wounded. YOU MUST PREVENT THE GODSWORD FROM FALLING INTO THE WRONG HANDS! I do not know how I am going to get this message to you, why is that talking skull never around when he's needed? Your comrade, Sir Gerry. ”
 

Players, should they visit the area above the dungeon, can speak to Sir Gerry before he dies. Giving them the letter, he instructs them to deliver it to Sir Tiffy Cashien in Falador Park. Players can read the letter, which briefly describes the battle and the treasure for which it is being fought, the Godsword. Once players deliver the letter, Sir Tiffy will pass it on to his superiors. This yields no reward.

Upon returning to the temple ruins, they will find the knight dead, overcome by his injuries.

Dialogue

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Trivia

Sir Gerry dies.
  • His name is a play on the word 'Surgery'.
  • The "talking skull" he mentions in his letter is Postie Pete.
  • Sir Gerry possesses a unique animation for dying, but as he is already dead by the time players return to him, this is normally never seen.

Source

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