Is Murloc RPG unblocked at school?

Yes. Murloc RPG runs in a normal browser tab from murlokio.com with nothing to install, so it plays on most school Chromebooks. If a network filter blocks the site, only that network's administrator can change it.

A 2006 Flash role-playing game by GamerDisclaimer.com. You play Murk, a murloc from Camp Brakil, who takes quests from the camp, fights turn-based battles in Elwynn Forest and beyond, levels up and collects gear.

How do you move and talk in Murloc?

A and D or the arrow keys walk, holding Ctrl runs, and Space talks to characters or opens a tent. Click the pointing hand to move through dialogue. Fights are played with the mouse.

Does Murloc RPG save my game?

Yes. The question mark at the top right has Save Game with three slots. The save is stored in your browser, so it is still there when you come back on the same browser and device.

Is this game called Murlokio?

No — Murlokio is only this site's name. The game on the title screen is called Murloc; it is the same game the old version of this site had on its front page.

How can a Flash game still run?

Through Ruffle, an open-source Flash Player emulator written in Rust and WebAssembly. The page loads Ruffle and the original game file together; nothing is installed.

Murloc RPG Unblocked — Play Murloc Free on Murlokio

This is Murloc RPG unblocked: the original 2006 Flash game runs above on Ruffle, served from murlokio.com itself, so it plays in an ordinary browser tab on a school Chromebook or laptop — free, with no download and no account, and your saves stay in the browser.

Murloc: a small RPG about a murloc sent out for wolf meat

Murloc is a side-on role-playing game from 2006, made for the web by GamerDisclaimer.com and drawn with art from Blizzard's Warcraft. You play Murk, a young murloc — the gurgling fish-people of Azeroth's rivers and coasts — who starts the game standing on the shore of his home, Camp Brakil, with 85 health, 100 energy and no weapon. A friend, Ketchin, tells him that Chief Brakil wants to see him and that everyone has been looking for him.

The camp is a row of scenes you walk through with A and D or the arrow keys: huts on stilts, a weapon shop, and the chief's tent, guarded by a murloc who does not let you in until you explain yourself. Inside, the chief explains that the camp's best warriors are away fighting the Kobolds and that there will be a banquet when they return. Somebody has to bring 10 Tender Wolf Meat for it, and that somebody is you. He hands you a Worn Dagger and sends you east.

East of the gates is Elwynn Forest, and that is where the fights start. Battles are turn-based: a menu offers Attack, Skills, Spells, Items and Flee, each side trades a blow per turn, and the numbers float over the fighters. Every enemy has a level next to its portrait; the chief warns that the further you go from camp, the more dangerous it is, and he means it. Beyond the forest the game names places such as Stonecairn River, Brackwell Pumpkin Patch and Jasperdine Mine, with crocolisks, crabs and kobold miners waiting in them.

Controls & mechanics

Action	Control	Purpose
Walk	A and D, or the Left and Right arrows	Walking off the edge of a scene takes you to the next one
Run	Hold Ctrl while walking	Gets you back to camp faster
Talk, enter, pick up	Space	Works on anyone with a ! or ? over their head and on tent doors
Next line of dialogue	Click the pointing hand	At the bottom of the speech box
Fight	Click Attack, Skills, Spells, Items or Flee	The menu appears on your turn
Equip an item	Open the backpack and click the item	Bottom-right icons: talents, character sheet, backpack
Save / load	The ? at the top right	Three save slots, kept in your browser

How to survive your first hours in Murloc

Equip the dagger before you leave camp: Chief Brakil puts the Worn Dagger in your backpack, not in your hand. Until you click it there, Murk fights bare-handed for 1 damage a hit; equipped, the character sheet shows 2–3.
Look at the level next to the portrait: Every enemy shows its level in the corner of its portrait. A Wolf Cub is level 4 and hits a level-1 Murk for about 12 of his 85 health each turn. If the gap is large, Flee and come back stronger.
Stay near the camp at first: The chief says it himself: the further you go, the more dangerous it gets. The first scenes of Elwynn Forest are where a new murloc should earn his first levels.
Save before every trip: The question mark at the top right has Save Game with three slots. Each slot shows your name, level, location and talent points, and it stays in your browser after you close the tab.
Watch your energy: Skills cost Energy — the yellow bar under your health. Bloodrage turns 20% of your base health into 20 Energy, and Adrenaline Rush refills it over five rounds once per battle.
Talk to everyone twice: Characters with a yellow ! have something for you; a ? means they are waiting for something you are carrying. Quests and rewards come from them, not from the menus.

Key features

The original: Murloc v1.0 by GamerDisclaimer.com, 2006, in its original Flash file, played through Ruffle.
A real little RPG: Quests from camp characters, experience and levels, an inventory, a character sheet and gear with item levels.
Turn-based fights: Attack, Skills, Spells, Items or Flee, one move per turn, against wolves, crocolisks, crabs and kobolds.
Fury and Magic: Two talent paths: warrior skills such as Charge, Execute and Bloodrage, and spells such as Pyroblast, Polymorph and Renew.
Three save slots: Save and load from the in-game menu; saves stay in your browser between visits.
More Flash RPGs: Swords and Souls, Sonny and Swords and Sandals 2 are served from this site too.

Game info

Title: Murloc RPG
Developer: GamerDisclaimer.com
Category: RPG & Adventure
Platform: Web browser (HTML5)
Developer: GamerDisclaimer.com · Murloc v1.0 (2006) · original Flash file on Ruffle, served from murlokio.com

Pro tip: Open the backpack (bottom-right icon) and click the Worn Dagger before your first fight. Murk does not wield it on his own, and bare-handed he hits for 1.