Weird Old Man

Npc

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Weird Old Man
Released7 September 2004 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceHuman
LocationOutside the Kalphite Lair
League regionDesert Desert✓
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineWhat's he mumbling about?
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID954
LinkMOID

The Weird Old Man is an insane man who can be found outside the northern entrance to the Kalphite Lair.

Transportation

A quick way to reach the Weird Old Man is by using the nearby fairy ring BIQ.

Treasure Trails

Weird Old Man is the solution to the hard cipher clue: ZHLUG ROG PDQ. He will require the player to solve a challenge scroll asking the question: SIX LEGS! All of them have 6! There are 25 of them! How many legs? The answer is 150.

Dialogue

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Trivia

References

  1. ^ Natural historian. Old School RuneScape. "Most of the early documentation and research on this fearsome predatory species was performed by the noted bug hunter Iqbar Ali-Abdula. This, of course, was before he was driven insane by his research and ran off into the desert, screaming."

Source

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