Doomsayer
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| Race | Human |
|---|---|
| Members NPC? | No |
| Quest NPC? | No |
| Location | Lumbridge |
| Sells items? | No |
| Skill requirement? | None |
| Quest requirement? | None |
| Gender | Male |
| Examine | Cheerful, helpful and optimistic, I'll bet. |
| Notable features | Toggles in-game warning messages on/off. |
The Doomsayer used to wander around the entrance of Lumbridge Castle prophesising doom to everyone who spoke to him. After an update he does not walk any more but stands on a box. He has a natural skill for sensing danger and he feels it is his duty to warn others of the potential hazards that await unsuspecting travellers. He does this by putting up warning signs in dangerous places, accompanied with a warning message. Whilst he calls himself the Doomsayer, he feels that his proper title should be Danger Tutor.
[edit] Danger signs
The areas/events where the Doomsayer has placed warning signs are as follows:
Dagannoth Kings' ladder Lumbridge Swamp Caves rope Stronghold of Security ladders Falador Mole lair Dropped items in random events Player-owned houses Sophanem Dungeon ladder Ice Path area H.A.M. Tunnel from the Mill Fairy Ring to Dorgesh-Kaan Death Plateau Lumbridge Castle Cellar Mort Myre swamp Observatory Stairs Water Ravine Dungeon Shantay Pass Watchtower Shaman cave Ranging Guild tower Trollheim Wilderness entrance Wilderness Ditch Dorgesh-Kaan City exit Dorgesh-Kaan tunnel to the Kalphites Duel Arena Bounty Worlds Chaos Tunnels western entrance Chaos Tunnels middle entrance Chaos Tunnels eastern entrance Corporeal Beast's lair Clan Wars free for all Safe portal Clan Wars free for all Dangerous portal PvP worlds
These warning signs may be toggled on/off after the player has seen them roughly 6-8 times. A good way to be able to toggle them faster is to click the entrance to where the warning is given, and click "No" 6-8 times. After that period, they may switch them on or off as they like.
[edit] Trivia
- Doomsayer could be a play on the word Soothsayer.
