Ahab - Ahab is a former captain, now shipless and with only enough coins to buy a single beer.As his mutineer sailed away in his ship, Ben used the bow to kill its captor, allowing him to reclaim it. Ben earned his name when he was mutinied and left stranded on a desert island with a longbow and one arrow, intended to be used for suicide. Longbow Ben - Ben is a pirate captain currently docked in the port.Currently visiting Port Sarim, he is biding his time by drinking vast amounts of imported ale. Jack Seagull - Jack is a pirate, and does little to disguise this.He is involved with the Rocking Out and previously the Goblin Diplomacy quest.

In a city crawling with thieves and pirates, however, this can be quite difficult. Bartender - The inn's bartender is a man intent on keeping his bar running.Drinking the dangerous drink tends to give players the hiccups. If the player is doing the Bar Crawl (miniquest) for the barbarians near the Fremennik Province, they must visit the inn to buy a Black Skull Ale for 8 coins. To do this, they must get the barman drunk and don a number of disguises. During Rocking Out, players must convince the inn's owner that there is a demand for Braindeath Rum, in order to gain Braindeath's mark. During Catapult Construction, players must coax one of the inn's drunken visitors, Thaki, into giving them metal parts to fix a catapult. Now, however, you start it in Goblin Village, but when you talk to the bartender about gossip, the bartender tells you about goblins having an argument. Goblin Diplomacy, which used be started in the inn, revolves around the players' efforts to settle an argument in the Goblin Village, saving the inn from going out of business. The inn is involved in three quests A Void Dance, Catapult Construction, Rocking Out and formerly, Goblin Diplomacy. One of them, Ahab, displays an interest in the players' ship, the Lady Lumbridge, provided they have completed Dragon Slayer. After reaching a certain point in Rocking Out, he will also stock Braindeath 'rum', although it is much more expensive, costing 30 coins a bottle. The inn's bartender normally sells only beer, for 2 coins a glass. Indeed, the inn's owner seems to have some past connection with piracy, and has recently been in gruding contact with the pirate brewer Captain Braindeath. The Customs and Excise Office closely monitors port activity, but this has accomplished little in detering the inn's more dodgy customers. The inn is popular amongst pirates, who are generally welcomed despite their violations of maritime law. Whilst sailors and workmen are its main market, many temporarily visiting the Port also stop at the inn. Today the inn is much quieter than it used to be, although business has begun to improve since the initial worries began.īecause Port Sarim is such a major travel hub, the inn's customers are very diverse in background. A newly-developed conflict between the Thorobshuun and Garagorshuun goblins of the Goblin Village to the north, however, has deterred guests. Its sole public area is its bar, a place once noted for its chaotic nature. The Rusty Anchor is a small, rustic inn, offering no rooms or extra amenities.

Rusty anchor