Changes: Raw vile fish

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Raw vile fish

Detailed

Typical

Release

12 April 2010 (Update)

Examine

It smells like eating it would kill you.

Raw vile fish is an item attainable in the Daemonheim dungeons. Players will receive 255 experience for catching one for the first three that they catch. After that, they receive 0 experience. It is used in the ferret puzzle.

When caught, the chat box says: "You catch a fish. By Jove, it smells bad!"
If a player fails to catch one, the chat box says: "You have a hilarious fishing accident that one day you'll tell your grandchildren about."
If the player fails to successfully cook the fish, the chat box says: "You burn the fish so spectacularly there is nothing left of it."

Cooking the fish successfully will yield merely 1 cooking experience. Burning the fish will cause it to disappear. This fish is thus unique to have no form of burnt fish.

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 Raw vile fish is an item attainable in the [[Daemonheim]] dungeons. Players will receive 255 experience for catching one for the first three that they catch. After that, they receive 0 experience. It is used in the [[Dungeoneering_puzzles#Ferret_on_island|ferret puzzle]].
 *When caught, the chat box says: "You catch a fish. By Jove, it smells bad!"
 *If a player fails to catch one, the chat box says: "You have a hilarious fishing accident that one day you'll tell your grandchildren about."
 *If the player fails to successfully cook the fish, the chat box says: "You burn the fish so spectacularly there is nothing left of it."
-Cooking the fish successfully will yield merely 1 cooking experience. Buring the fish will cause it to disappear. This fish is thus unique to have no form of burnt fish.
+Cooking the fish successfully will yield merely 1 cooking experience. Burning the fish will cause it to disappear. This fish is thus unique to have no form of burnt fish.
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