Does the dog die?
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Video Game • 2001 • Adventure
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Dogs appear as killable NPCs in some locations. During the quest Hazeel Cult, the player is forced to poison a dog if siding with the cult. The player must fight and kill a hellhound (demonic dog) during the quest Fight Arena and must fight and kill that same hellhound's ghost during the miniquest The General's Shadow. The player may be tasked with killing dogs, hellhounds or wolves when training the Slayer skill, and must kill wolves to complete the quests Carnillean Rising and Rag And Bone Man
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Does someone vomit?
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RS3 Only: The quest "Let them eat pie" involves lengthy audio of someone vomiting. You have the option of skipping it, but the first few sounds are unskippable unfortunately. Turning off audio is advised.
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During the quest Broken Home you encounter the ghost of a child who died due to his father neglecting him. There's an arguable case in the quest Tower Of Life where some alchemists create intelligent life and mistreat their creation. There may be other cases.
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
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A community of elves ravaged by addiction to an imaginary drug are encountered during the quest The Light Within - only one of them is shown to be lucid enough to speak to the player. Though not explicitly stated, several characters are implied (or on rare occasions outright stated) to be addicted to alcohol, though this is rarely if ever touched on in-depth.
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No real-life drugs apart from alcohol feature, but the quest The Light Within prominently features a community of elves addicted to an imaginary drug-like substance. The actual use of the substance is not shown on-screen, but is discussed.
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Does a cat die?
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Some cat-like creatures appear as killable NPCs - generally these are more reminiscent of big cats (such as lions) than housecats, but I don't think that's true for all of them. A lion-like creature is killed during the quest Tai Bwo Wannai Trio and someone's pet panther dies during the quest A Tale Of Two Cats. No other cats die during story content as far as I can remember.
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Dogfighting rings don't feature. Dogs can and do die in combat, and players can order some types of pets (including some dogs) to engage in combat, meaning it's possible for a player to order a dog to fight and kill another dog.
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Does a horse die?
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There are no horses in the game, but unicorns are present as killable NPCs, and the player must kill one during the quest Underground Pass.
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Are there spiders?
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Too many places to list. Some are larger than the player character.
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Are there bugs?
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Too many places to list. Some are larger than the player character. Additionally, when entering certain very dark areas without a light source, flavor text suggests that some form of bugs swarm and eat the player character, gradually draining your health until you leave the area or die. There are no visuals associated with this, and you will be warned if you try to enter one of those areas without a light source.
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Does a dragon die?
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Dragons appear as killable NPCs in various locations. Some quests require you to kill dragons, including Dragon Slayer, One Of A Kind, and Curse Of The Black Stone.
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Bodily Harm
Is someone tortured?
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Mourning's End Part I has a torture scene, played for comedic effect.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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The player may fall when failing to traverse certain obstacles - this can be fatal. A charcter falls to their death at the end of the quest One Piercing Note. There may be other examples.
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Family
Does someone cheat?
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Only in OSRS: The Romeo and Juliet quest ends with romeo opting to date juliet's cousin instead, played for comical effect
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Fear
Are there clowns?
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There is a mime random event in OSRS and the costume still lingers in RS3
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Are there ghosts?
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Too many situations to list.
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Mental Health
Is there autism specific abuse?
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None in the game itself. You may encounter it in the chat, however - if you do you can report it and the offending player will hopefully be muted or banned from the game eventually. In the shorter term, you also have the ability to hide all messages from certain players, or hide all messages from players not on your friends list.
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
Does an LGBT person die?
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Yes, although death of a mortal in this universe is never the last you'll see of a character
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Are there usages of the n-word?
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Not in the game itself. Players may try to say it in the in-game chat, but I believe it gets removed even if you disable the profanity filter (though I haven't tested it myself, so I'm not sure)
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Players may misgender you.
RS3 Only: Be cautious with the quest "Evil Dave's Big Day Out"
RS3 Only: Be cautious with the quest "Evil Dave's Big Day Out"
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Spoiler
Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
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Santa and the easter bunny appear in this game during events. They tend not to break the fourth wall
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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Downplayed. Combat doesn't generally feature blood and gore, but there are parts of the game that do. Most cases are relatively mild (blood splatters in environments, presence of not-very-detailed zombies, etc), but not all.
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