Changes: Count Check

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Count Check is a vampyre located south of the Lumbridge church, inside the graveyard. He will advise players to have made a unique password and have two-step verification for their registered recovery email. In addition, he can check whether players have enabled the Authenticator and Bank PIN.

He can also teleport players to the entrance of the Stronghold of Security to learn more about account security. However, this can only be done once.

The player may ask Count Check to count for them, prompting him to recite four tips for account security:

One... unique password.
Two... step email verification.
Free... authenticator.
Four... digit bank PIN!

Trivia

Count Check's name is likely a play on "Account check".
When asked to count, he says "free" instead of "three" to indicate that the authenticator is free to set up.
Count Check is most likely a reference to Count von Count which appears on the sesame street television shows.
He is one of only two Vampyres to appear in free-to-play worlds. The other is Count Draynor.

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-Dead Botting is a vampyre located south of the [[Lumbridge]] church, inside the graveyard. He will advise players to have made a unique password and have two-step verification for their registered recovery email. In addition, he can check whether players have enabled the [http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/RuneScape_Authenticator Authenticator] and [[Bank PIN]].
+'''Count Check''' is a vampyre located south of the [[Lumbridge]] church, inside the graveyard. He will advise players to have made a unique password and have two-step verification for their registered recovery email. In addition, he can check whether players have enabled the [http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/RuneScape_Authenticator Authenticator] and [[Bank PIN]].
 He can also teleport players to the entrance of the [[Stronghold of Security]] to learn more about account security. However, this can only be done once.