Sir Amik Varze

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Sir Amik Varze
Release date	6 April 2001 (Update)
Race	Human
Members	No
Quest NPC	Recruitment Drive What's Mine is Yours Wanted! Freeing Sir Amik Varze A Void Dance
Location(s)	White Knights' Castle in Falador
Sells items	No
Gender	Male
Examine	Leader of the White Knights.
Examine	Leader of the White Knights.
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Sir Amik Varze
Release date	6 April 2001 (Update)
Race	Human
Members	No
Quest NPC	No
Location(s)	N/A
Sells items	No
Gender	Male
Examine	The leader of the White Knights looks a little merry today.
Examine	The leader of the White Knights looks a little merry today.
Please add a map!
Please add a map!

Sir Amik Varze is Asgarnia's current ruler in the place of the King of Asgarnia, King Vallance. He is also the leader of the White Knights of Falador. He has association with the Temple Knights. Sir Amik Varze is also a member of the Lumbridge Secret Council, in addition to featuring prominently in the first RuneScape novel, Betrayal at Falador.

Players may start the following quests by speaking to Sir Amik Varze:

• Recruitment Drive
• Recipe for Disaster: Freeing Sir Amik Varze.
• Wanted!

He can be found on the 2^nd3^rd floor^[UK] of the tower on the west side of the White Knights' Castle in Falador and in the Banquet room in Lumbridge castle during Recipe For Disaster quest.

Dialogue

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Trivia

Sir Amik Varze on a stamp from postbags.

• When asked about the "Siege of Falador", Sir Amik Varze will reply with a brief response about Kara-Meir, as well as Squire Theodore, both of which are 2 major protagonists of the Runescape novels "Betrayal at Falador", "Return to Canifis", and "Legacy of Blood". However, when asked about Theodore, he replies sadly that "...He is no longer with us."
• As with many of the White Knights and Temple Knights, his name is a play on words; when spoken with a non-rhotic accent, it sounds like "ceramic vase".

Sir Amik's voice