Tourist
Tourist
The Tourist is a non-playable character (NPC) located in the vibrant city of Canifis, situated on the western edge of Morytania. A quirky character at heart, the Tourist adds a touch of humor and lifestyle to the otherwise eerie setting of Canifis, known for its vampyric residents and shadowy atmosphere.
Appearance
The Tourist is characterized by his distinctive clothing and laid-back demeanor. He typically wears a brightly colored Hawaiian shirt paired with shorts, sandals, and often sports a sunhat. This casual attire starkly contrasts with the gothic aesthetic of the region, making him a conspicuous figure.
Dialogue
When spoken to, the Tourist enthusiastically shares his experiences of traveling around Gielinor, recounting stories about the places he has visited and the locals he’s encountered. His dialogue often contains hints of humor and an unmistakable passion for tourism:
“Can you believe the beaches in Karamja? Absolutely stunning and not a vampire in sight!”
Additionally, he will reminisce about his travels, offering travelers tips about notable landmarks, local customs, and even myths, contributing to the immersive lore of OSRS.
Quests and Interactions
While the Tourist does not have any quests directly associated with him, he serves as a source of light-hearted entertainment and flavor for players exploring Canifis. He represents the curious adventurer archetype, always eager to explore and enjoy the scenery, despite the haunted nature of his surroundings.
Location
You can find the Tourist near the Canifis area, close to the central hub which features various shops and links to several important locations, such as the Silenes area. His presence is a reminder that even in the darkest of places, there is room for a little joy and curiosity.
Cultural Impact
The Tourist has become somewhat of a cult figure within the OSRS community, where players often reference him in humorous memes and discussions. His carefree attitude and memorable lines have left a lasting impression on many adventurers who pass through Canifis.