Skippy and the Mogres

Miniquest Details

Start point	Speak to Skippy located south-east of the town of Rimmington.
Official difficulty
Description	Help a drunken man haunted by the curse of the Mogres.
Length	Very short
Requirements	Level 20 Cooking Level 32 Slayer (if you wish to slay the mogres after the miniquest)
Items required	Bucket of water Nettle tea or bowl of water and nettles Chocolate dust Bucket of milk Snape grass Fishing explosive (if you wish to slay the mogre after the miniquest)
Enemies to defeat	None

Teleport to Draynor and pick some nettles along the south wall of Draynor Village jail. Wear gloves when picking nettles.
Travel south-east of Rimmington and north-west of the fishing spots, and look for Skippy along the shore.

He is the only NPC wobbling around in the area, so he shouldn't be too hard to find.

He's a little drunk and rambles on about something. You'll have to knock some sense into him somehow.

He gets annoyed but seems a bit more sober and asks for a bowl of hot nettle tea to warm himself up.

Note: If you didn't already pick some, you can find nettles along the south wall of Draynor Village jail. Wear gloves when picking nettles.

Use a bowl of water with nettles to create nettle-water, and then use this liquid on a range or fire. A close range is in Rimmington or in the house near Hetty. The fireplace inside Ned's house also works (although does not have a range icon on the map). Be sure not to drink or empty it instead.

You may pour the tea into a cup if you want, but it is not required.

Head back to Skippy, and use the nettle tea on him (be sure to right-click it, or else you will drink it) to warm him up.

Now, however, he has a hangover and wants a hangover cure.

Get a bucket of milk, and use your chocolate dust on it. Add the snape grass to the chocolatey milk (be sure not to drink this also), and you make a hangover cure.

He tells you about the Mogres who attacked him and how he escaped.

Congratulations! You've completed Skippy and the Mogres.

Skippy's phrase "The horror! The horror!" that he sometimes shouts while throwing things into the water is a reference to the famous line in Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.