Vorki

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Vorki
Released4 January 2018 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceUndead blue dragon
LocationVorkath
League regionFremennik Fremennik✓
OptionsTalk-to, Pick-up
ExamineThree legs on my dragon...
Advanced data
NPC ID8025,8029
LinkMOID

Vorki
Released4 January 2018 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemNo
League regionFremennik Fremennik✓
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
OptionsDrop
ExamineThree legs on my dragon...
Values
Value1 coin
AlchemyNot alchemisable
Weight0.015 kg
Advanced data
Item ID21992
LinkMOID

Vorki is a pet dropped by Vorkath. It is a much smaller version of Vorkath.

When a player receives the pet, it will automatically try to appear as their follower. At the same time, a message in the chatbox will state You have a funny feeling like you're being followed. However, if a player receives a pet while having a follower out (for example, a cat), it will be placed into their inventory. When this occurs, the message in the chatbox will instead state You feel something weird sneaking into your backpack.

If a player's inventory is full and they have a follower already, they will not receive the pet; it must instead be claimed from Probita in East Ardougne.

On death, if a player loses their pet (as a follower or in your inventory) it will wander around the area for 30 seconds before despawning. Even if the player returns in time, the pet cannot be picked up, and can be reclaimed from Probita.

Item sources

SourceLevelQuantityRarityLeague region
Vorkath Post-quest732 11/3,000Fremennik

Dialogue

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Trivia

  • Vorki had a festive override wearing a santa hat during the 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 Christmas events. The NPC model was updated in all years, while the item model and chathead was only updated in 2018 and 2019.
  • The examine text is most likely a reference to the British comedy football song "Three Lions", or to the Burt Bacharach country song "Three Wheels on my Wagon".