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Haig Halen is the curator of the Varrock Museum. He can be found on the ground1st floor[UK] of the museum. When spoken to and asked about treasures for the player, he'll tell the player that this museum is "full of treasures" and that any treasure the museum found took some time to acquire.

Players must speak to him after gaining at least 50 kudos to complete one of the easy Varrock achievements. He is also currently overseeing the construction of the barge, which will require 100 kudos to use in the future.

He sells the master quest cape to players who have completed all requirements. If a player asks him about the cape without having completed all requirements then it will show the list of requirements left to do in the player's chatbox.

Quests[]

He must be pickpocketed during The Golem quest for the display cabinet key to the statuette.

During The Dig Site quest, he stamps the unstamped letter so that the player can take the exam at the Exam Centre. At the end of the quest, he gives the player a fruit blast for something to drink or a chocolate cake for something to eat.

During Defender of Varrock, his surname matches one of the Elders of Avarrocka. He then tries to wield the Shield of Arrav, with no avail. The shield must then be given to Dimintheis in order to fend off the zombie invasion.

During Dimension of Disaster: Curse of Arrav he can be pickpocketed by the player to obtain a display cabinet key so the player can steal the Shield of Arrav.

Stock[]

Item Number
in stock
Price
sold at
Price
bought at
GE
price
GE resale
value
Master quest cape Master quest cape Infinite 120,000 coins N/A Not sold N/A

Trivia[]

  • Before the update of 13 February 2017, he was involved with Shield of Arrav. During the Shield of Arrav quest, he would hand the player two halves of a certificate in exchange for the half of the Shield of Arrav. One of the halves could then be traded to a friend so both players can join both halves of the certificate together to claim the reward for returning the shield. Both of the two halves of the certificate were different.
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