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Rambo55 -> Worst Prank Ever, The (3/9/2007 17:32:22)
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The Worst Prank Ever
Other name: Sir Kuss!
Location: Oaklore Keep (Books 1 and 2) -> Sir Prize -> Pranks! -> Sir Kuss!, click on Outhouse
Level/Quest/Items required: None
Release Date: March 9th, 2007
Objective: N/A
Objective completed: N/A
Scaled Yes/No: No
Experience rewarded: 0
Gold rewarded: 0
NPCs
Sir Kuss
Rewards
None
Dialogue
Sir Prize: That Sir Kuss clown is always trying to out-prank me. I have an idea though. Want to pull the ULTIMATE prank?
! .....OK? (This is bad, bad, bad!)
Back
If you accept:
*You walk up the hill*
Sir Kuss: ...Hmmm, I should bring this Daily Dragon article back for Sir Valence. He loves sneevils.
<Character>: Sir Prize sends his regards!
Sir Kuss: Oh no, not again...
Are you REALLY sure that you want to do this?
Yeah, I really do
No, this is a terrible thing to do to any fellow human being. - Completes the quest and returns to Oaklore Keep.
You get A Clue as a temporary item if you already have CMC - July 10 A Clue
If you clicked "Yeah, I really do"
<Character>: SURPRISE!!
<A button that says "Push" appears. Your hand raises, the outhouse falls over, and it slides down the hill. It bumps on a rock, twirls in the air, and falls back down.> OOF! <The outhouse bounces and twirls in the air until it reaches the bottom out of sight.> *sploosh*
Sir Kuss: ...Oh.....Oh my.....Oh man, it's EVERYWHERE!
Sir Kuss: It's in my Sneevil wounds...
Sir Kuss: WHY... why would you DO this?... You're not even getting any experience for this!
Sir Kuss: You... you're just... you're MEAN. That's what you are. (Oh man, this will never wash off).
Complete Quest
The dialogue that Sir Kuss says is a Family Guy reference where Peter is attacked by racoons and then he goes in an outhouse and it falls over...
Thanks to
-- 1337 Ch0C01473 for reformatting this entry.
-- Dragon_Koopa for reference quote.
-- Highlord Sendai for corrections.
-- Voodoo Master for correction.
-- Sagrym for corrections.
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