Zombie protester

Zombie Protester

The Zombie Protester is a humorous non-player character found within the world of Gielinor in Old School RuneScape (OSRS). They are part of a quirky event that adds a unique flavor to the game, showcasing the developers’ sense of humor.

Location

The Zombie Protester can be found in the area surrounding Varrock, particularly situated near the entrance to the Varrock Museum. Players will encounter them while exploring this bustling area, as they stand out with their distinctive appearance.

Appearance

The Zombie Protester resembles a typical zombie, with tattered clothing and a decayed appearance. Their complexion is a ghastly green, featuring characteristic undead attributes such as missing limbs and a vacant stare. They also hold a sign that reads a humorous slogan related to their cause.

Dialogue

When interacted with, the Zombie Protester will spout various quirky phrases that embody their protest. Their dialogue often includes humorous references to societal issues in Gielinor, such as the unfair treatment of the undead or witty complaints about adventurers disrupting the peace.

Functionality

The Zombie Protester serves as a comedic NPC rather than a quest-giver or combatant. They do not offer any rewards or services, but their presence adds an amusing aspect to the player’s experience in Varrock. The character is designed primarily for entertainment, making light of situations players may encounter in their adventures.

Significance in OSRS

While the Zombie Protester does not contribute to gameplay mechanics or quest progression, their role highlights the creativity of the OSRS team in creating a lively and immersive world. They serve to remind players that Gielinor is not just a realm of fantasy and adventure but also a place capable of satire and humor.

Tips for Interaction

Players are encouraged to stop and interact with the Zombie Protester when they find them. Although there is no reward, it can be a funny moment in the game that brightens the experience. Participating in their humorous protest by reading their thoughts and engaging with the dialogue adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the game.