Sir Prysin
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- For the version before Demon Slayer was reworked, see Sir Prysin (historical).
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| Release date | 4 January 2001 (Update) |
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| Race | Human |
| Members NPC? | No |
| Quest NPC? | Defender of Varrock |
| Location | West side of Varrock palace, ground floor |
| Sells items? | No |
| Gender | Male |
| Examine | One of the king's knights. |
| Notable features | Great grandson of Wally and one of King Roald's knights |
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| Release date | 4 January 2001 (Update) |
|---|---|
| Race | Human |
| Members NPC? | No |
| Quest NPC? | Demon Slayer Defender of Varrock |
| Location | West side of Varrock palace, ground floor |
| Sells items? | No |
| Gender | Male |
| Examine | One of the king's knights. |
| Notable features | Great grandson of Wally and one of King Roald's knights |
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Sir Ehntor Prysin is one of King Roald's knights. He is located in the west part of Varrock castle, on the ground floor.
He refers to himself as a bold and famous knight of the realm.
Trivia
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- Sir Prysin's name is a play on the word "Surprising". His full name, as noted in the Varrock census is Ehntor Prysin which is, in turn, a play on the word "Enterprising".
- Sir Prysin used to wear a helmet previous to the update on 15 December 2009. His helmet now lies on his desk, although he still wears it during Zemouregal's zombie invasion.
- Before the 28/01/13 Demon Slayer update, Sir Prysin was the keeper of Silverlight. He was the great-grandson of the hero Wally who had originally slain Delrith, and had only earned his position as a knight and luxurious room due to the feat of his ancestor. Captain Rovin, who disliked him (calling him that "that ill-bred moron", evident when he managed to lose one of his keys down a drain when washing it after having dropped it in his soup) did not report to Sir Prysin, but instead directly to the King.
- After completing the Demon Slayer quest, Ozan may tell the player of having met Sir Prysin in the Blue Moon, where he was claiming credit for slaying Delrith. Ozan set the story straight, then proceeded to tell tales of his own demon-slaying exploits... so as to not be outdone by the player.


