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+ | '''Mathew Hopscotch''', known as the '''Botfinder General''', was the judge of guilty bots at [[Botany Bay]] in charge of sentencing third-time-offending [[bot]] accounts to a player-decided doom. The only way to reach Botany Bay was to be teleported by the General's loyal [[Trial Announcer]]s, who announced when a bot is held on trial. He gave players in Botany Bay choices on how the bot would be killed. The choices were: death by crushing; death by swallowing; and death by deity. After the bot account received its punishment from the general, it would be permanently [[ban]]ned. |
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==Trivia== |
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Revision as of 23:06, 20 August 2018
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The Botfinder General was removed after an update. The contents of this page no longer exist in RuneScape, and this article is kept for historical purposes.
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Mathew Hopscotch, known as the Botfinder General, was the judge of guilty bots at Botany Bay in charge of sentencing third-time-offending bot accounts to a player-decided doom. The only way to reach Botany Bay was to be teleported by the General's loyal Trial Announcers, who announced when a bot is held on trial. He gave players in Botany Bay choices on how the bot would be killed. The choices were: death by crushing; death by swallowing; and death by deity. After the bot account received its punishment from the general, it would be permanently banned.
Trivia
- His name and occupation is a reference to the real-life Matthew Hopkins, who was an English witchhunter known as the the Witchfinder General.
The Botfinder General's first speech
The Botfinder General's second speech
The Botfinder General's third speech
Concept art of Botfinder General
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