Doric

Doric
Released								6 April 2001 (Update)
Members								No
Race								Dwarf
Quest								• Doric's Quest • Devious Minds
Location								North of Falador
League region								Asgarnia✓
Gender								Male
Options								Talk-to
Examine								A dwarf smith. Quite handy with a hammer.
Map
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Advanced data
NPC ID								3893

Doric is a dwarf that lives in a small hut north of Falador and directly east of the Taverley gate. He plays a minor role in the Devious Minds quest but is mostly known for his quest called Doric's Quest. His hut contains an anvil and a whetstone.

Doric's anvils are the closest to the Dwarven Mine. He has a steel pickaxe on his back. He is the self-proclaimed best maker of pickaxes in Gielinor, but he has a running order with Nurmof and will not sell the player any.

Doric maintains a small wheat garden south of his hut. Occasionally, the Puro-Puro portal will open there, resulting in a crop circle.

Treasure Trails

• Doric is the solution to the beginner anagram clue: I CORD.
• Doric is the solution to the easy cryptic clue: Speak to Doric, who lives north of Falador.

Dialogue

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Changes

Date	Changes
[[{{#explode:16 January 2006| |0}} {{#explode:16 January 2006| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:16 January 2006| |2}}]] (update)	The NPC was graphically updated with the rework of Doric's Quest. The NPC's examine was changed from "A dwarf smith, quite handy with a hammer." to "A dwarf smith. Quite handy with a hammer."

Gallery (historical)

29 March 2004 – 16 January 2006	16 January 2006 – present

Trivia

• His name is possibly a reference to the English dialect of the same name spoken in the north-east of Scotland.