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Ali the Snake Charmer

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Before The FeudAfter The Feud
Ali the Snake Charmer
Released4 April 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceHuman
QuestThe Feud
Ratcatchers
LocationPollnivneach
ShopSnake charms
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineA snake charmer.
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID3542
LinkMOID

Ali the Snake Charmer is a man who charms snakes outside the south wall of The Asp & Snake Bar in Pollnivneach. If a player puts a coin into the Money Pot next to him, he will graciously give the player a snake charm and snake basket. He appears to be playing an oboe to a snake. The snake charm is used in The Feud and Ratcatchers quests.

After completion of The Feud quest, most citizens of Pollnivneach will have their name changed to their true name; in his case, he becomes known as Badir the Snake Charmer.

Stock

ItemNumber
in stock
Price
sold at
GE
price
Snake charm∞ 1Not sold
Snake basket∞ 1Not sold

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Changes

Date Changes
9 November 2022
(Update)

As part of the Diversity & Inclusion updates, a new variant of the NPC with their true name appears in place of the original after completing The Feud quest.

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