Yolotli, Teoki of Ralos

Npc

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Yolotli, Teoki of Ralos
Released25 September 2024 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceHuman
LocationVarlamore
League regionVarlamore Varlamore✓
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineA teoki in service to Ralos.
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NPC ID14024
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Yolotli is one of seven[1] teoki in service to Ralos, found at the Proudspire. Along with Ezco, he is responsible for overseeing the Proudspire obelisk, which was built by early Varlamorians for religious purposes and remains a holy site in modern Losanium.[2]

Yoloti can restore the player's hitpoints by if they are injured.

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References

  1. ^ Cuali, Teoki of Ralos. Old School RuneScape. "I am one of the seven teoki in service to Ralos."
  2. ^ Yolotli, Teoki of Ralos. Old School RuneScape. "It was built by those who wandered these lands before we did. They worshipped Ralos and Ranul just as we now do. The obelisk was a site of great religious importance to them, and so it is to us as well."

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