Pirate Pete (Recipe for Disaster)

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Pirate Pete (Recipe for Disaster)

Pirate Pete



Released								15 March 2006 (Update)
Members								Yes
Quest								Recipe for Disaster
Location								Lumbridge Castle dinning hall
Options								Inspect
Examine								He's been frozen in time.

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Object ID								12320, 12337
Link								MOID

Pirate Pete is located in the dinning hall of Lumbridge Castle during Recipe for Disaster. Players with at least level 31 Cooking can inspect him to start the Freeing Pirate Pete subquest.

To finish the subquest, a fishcake must be used on him.

v t e Recipe for Disaster
Subquests	Another Cook's Quest Freeing the Goblin generals Freeing the Mountain Dwarf Freeing Evil Dave Freeing the Lumbridge Guide Freeing Pirate Pete Freeing Skrach Uglogwee Freeing Sir Amik Varze Freeing King Awowogei Defeating the Culinaromancer
Monsters	Agrith-Na-Na Flambeed Karamel Dessourt Gelatinnoth Mother Culinaromancer
Rewards	Antique lamp
Related	Culinaromancer's Chest Quick guide Transcript Full Guide

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