Green Sheep

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Green Sheep
Released								15 August 2002 (Update)
Members								Yes
Race								Sheep
Location								North of East Ardougne
Quest								Sheep Herder Mourning's End Part I
Options								Prod
Examine								The sheep looks distinctly unwell and has a slight green tinge.
Map
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Advanced data
NPC ID								3987

Green Sheep? (edit)? (edit)File:Green Sheep.pngFile:Green Sheep (dyed).png? (edit)15 August 2002 (Update)19 July 2005 (Update)? (edit)? (edit)? (edit)YesSheep? (edit)Sheep Herder
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SMW Subobject for SickImage: File:Green Sheep.pngUses infobox: NPCNPC ID: 3987NPC location: North of East ArdougneRelease date: 15 August 2002Trailblazer Region: KandarinIs members only: trueIs variant of: Green Sheep

SMW Subobject for DyedImage: File:Green Sheep (dyed).pngUses infobox: NPCNPC ID: 5306NPC location: North of East ArdougneRelease date: 19 July 2005Trailblazer Region: KandarinIs members only: trueIs variant of: Green Sheep

Green Sheep are sick sheep found near the East Ardougne north bank that must be prodded with the cattleprod to the sheep pen and fed the poisoned sheep feed during the Sheep Herder quest. Its wool is slightly greenish. Once killed, it drops the sheep bones (2).

After Mourning's End Part I, the sheep are of a darker green as a result of the player dying them with a Fixed device loaded with a Green toad. Once dyed, they can no longer be prodded or interacted with in any way. Luckily, players only need to dye one and all the sheep of the same colour turn dark. This is how players can tell they haven't missed the sheep during the quest.

Gallery (historical)

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  Sick sheep until 22 February 2005

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  Sick sheep until 5 December 2006

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  Dyed sheep until 5 December 2006

Changes

Date	Changes
25 July 2019 (update)	Name changed from Sick-looking sheep (2) to Green Sheep.