Pile of Fishbowls
Pile of Fishbowls
The Pile of Fishbowls is a notable scenery object located in the bustling waterside of East Varrock, specifically within the enclosed area near the fishing guild, or just adjacent to the Varrock south-east fishing spot. This unique stack of fishbowls serves as both an aesthetic addition to the landscape and a nod to the fishing culture that permeates the region.
In appearance, the Pile of Fishbowls consists of a vibrant assortment of fishbowls, each filled with glittering water that reflects the sunlight, creating a stunning visual display. The bowls are arranged haphazardly, teetering atop one another, which gives a sense of playful chaos. The sheer variety of hues—deep blues, tranquil greens, and sunny yellows—complement the surrounding scenery, seamlessly integrating with the verdant grass and azure waters of the nearby river.
This object adds to the overall charm of East Varrock, inviting players and NPCs alike to gaze upon its whimsical formation. It acts as a point of interest for passers-by, often prompting spontaneous conversations about fishing and aquatic life. Players can sometimes find it amusing and may even wish to engage in fishing activities nearby, lured in by the picturesque backdrop that the Pile of Fishbowls provides.
From a lore standpoint, the Pile of Fishbowls is often remembered by players for its quirky nature. It serves as a reminder of the importance of fishing in Gielinor, and perhaps even suggests that there are unseen stories behind each bowl, whether it be the fish caught therein or the fishermen and women who utilized them in days gone by.
Overall, the Pile of Fishbowls is a delightful example of the decorative elements found throughout Old School RuneScape, reflecting the game’s commitment to lively and engaging environments that spark the imagination of every adventurer.