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=== The different inscriptions found ===
=== The different inscriptions found ===
Here lies Thungo the Stupid who mistook a Zefir for a mythological Isparian creature called a Fairy. Zefirs, it seems do not like to be petted and put in your pocket.<br>
Here lies Thungo the Stupid who mistook a Zefir for a mythological Isparian creature called a Fairy. Zefirs, it seems do not like to be petted and put in your pocket.
 
<br><br>Lilly Vanspooter. PY34 - PY34. Lilly refused to believe in what she called a delusional fantasy world she had somehow stumbled into. A passing figment of her imagination decided that she looked tasty and promptly ate her.
Lilly Vanspooter. PY34 - PY34. Lilly refused to believe in what she called a delusional fantasy world she had somehow stumbled into. A passing figment of her imagination decided that she looked tasty and promptly ate her.<br>
<br><br>Here I sit upon this grave. Making my own inscription. What's that noise I'm hearing now. Oh no it's aaaaaraarrrrrrghhhhh!!! --Sir Not Appearing in this Grave




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[[Category:Object]][[Category:Seasonal]]

Revision as of 10:50, 3 November 2008

From the Zombie Butler (Quest) quest introduced in Dance of the Dead.

Old Gravestone
Old Gravestone
Value: ??
Unknown Burden
(varying inscriptions, see below) Bergbottom Hooberstunk P.Y.1-P.Y.28. Creator of Dereth's first automated chopping devive. May he rest in pieces.

Notes

  • Random spawn on the landscape of Osteth
  • Double click to get a spawn of about 10 Old Zombies, level depends on what area you are in.

The different inscriptions found

Here lies Thungo the Stupid who mistook a Zefir for a mythological Isparian creature called a Fairy. Zefirs, it seems do not like to be petted and put in your pocket.

Lilly Vanspooter. PY34 - PY34. Lilly refused to believe in what she called a delusional fantasy world she had somehow stumbled into. A passing figment of her imagination decided that she looked tasty and promptly ate her.

Here I sit upon this grave. Making my own inscription. What's that noise I'm hearing now. Oh no it's aaaaaraarrrrrrghhhhh!!! --Sir Not Appearing in this Grave