Not Bob
Name: Not Bob
Location: Lumbridge, near the western entrance to the Lumbridge Castle.
Combat Level: 0
Tradeable: No
Quest: Not directly involved in any quests, but provides information to players.
Description:
Not Bob is a quirky non-player character (NPC) who provides a comedic presence in the world of Gielinor. He appears similar to Bob, a well-known NPC weaponsmith in Lumbridge, but with a key difference. Despite his similar name and appearance, he serves as a humorous parody of Bob rather than a functional character in the game. Players often encounter Not Bob while they are exploring the area around Lumbridge, where he stands idly by, occasionally interacting with players who come near.
Dialogue:
When players talk to Not Bob, his dialogue features whimsical and nonsensical phrases that often play on his name. For example:
- “Hello, I’m Not Bob! Don’t confuse me with that other guy.”
- “I’m not a smith, just a regular dude!”
- “Want to know something? My favorite color is not blue!”
Appearance:
Not Bob is dressed in a simple outfit consisting of basic clothing. He wears a beige tunic and trousers, expressing a laid-back attitude that aligns with his humorous persona. His hair and facial features mirror those of Bob, adding to the confusion among players who stumble upon him.
Interactions:
Not Bob cannot be traded with, nor does he provide any quests or rewards. Instead, he exists solely to entertain players with his quirky remarks and to serve as a lighthearted distraction during adventuring. Players may find pleasure in speaking with him and sharing the experience with friends, often chuckling at his unique personality.
Trivia:
- Not Bob is a part of a broader tradition in Old School RuneScape where NPCs are used for comedic effect.
- He is one of the many humorous elements found throughout the game, showing the developers’ whimsical approach to world-building.
- Players sometimes use Not Bob as a landmark when navigating the Lumbridge area due to his distinctive dialogue.
Conclusion:
Not Bob adds a layer of humor to the game, making players smile and providing a light-hearted moment in their adventure. While he may not serve a direct purpose in terms of quests or trading, his presence contributes to the quirky charm of Old School RuneScape.