KCHughes

I thought that his father was Prince Charles, but he married some other women and now he isn't in line for succession.

:lol: That's exactly what I was thinking. I wish warfare was still like that, then leaders would have a good reason to avoid it.

April has come and gone, and still no update to the histories. I'm disappointed. I noticed that WOM mentioned that he had "schemes to act out," obviously we know what that means. :P Maybe June or July can be a WOM-themed month. I'll bet that they're updating the storyline, its just not ready for release yet.

It would definitely make Runescape more skill-based than the mundane clicking that it already is. Bah, if I want it this real I'll join a medieval reenactment club. Games are for sitting down and being lazy. :P

Oh, I forgot you did that. Yay you! And why is WOM stalking Xewleer? :P

[Oddball from Kelly's Heroes]Quit with the negative waves, baby![/Oddball] I may be mistaken here, but I kind of remember that there was some kind of note/letter that you had to deliver, and it was encrypted into some weird language. Someone in Tip.It translated it, but maybe Surok Magis can be translated, too, along with all those other names. Anyone want to find out? I may go to an anagram site later and try some of the names. We know the Varrock Palace has a secret guard from the same quest, but we don't really know their purpose yet.

Oh yeah! :mrgreen: Another thought: What about the political repercussions of the king of Varrock being a member of a heetical society? I didn't consider that before.

HELLO :lol: But seriously, it means "I saw it, I wanted it, it is mine." We've confirmed it. Makes you wonder why a person in a fantasy world knows Latin.

Thank you Darkluniux! Did anyone else notice in that article that there were 2 Dionysiuses? Hold on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dionysius_of_Alexandria was the 2nd Dionysius discussed. This article says some interesting things, like Dionysius wrote many correspondence letters (like ours does :wink: ), and the first article mentioned that he discussed the God of Logos, which is philosophy/reasoning (like WOM's book of reasoning). The article also says that Dionysius of Alexandria sought to eliminate heresy within the early Christian church. I've been keeping this to myself for awhile now, but I've been having feelings that WOM sees the wizards in the tower as heretics, because they've accepted a known Zamorakian into their circle, or because they may or may not be meddling with the powers of summoning. Who knows? :-k

So does Woms Spy and The Woms Spy. Nothing special. I'm starting wonder if Jagex is ever going to update the histories.

Ha. That makes me laugh.

Well, if we're to fight him, we have 2 options: 1. Normal attack, all of us die, WOM still alive 2. Suicide run, all of us die, WOM dies too If I HAD to die, I'd choose 2 :lol: But in all seriousness...I would run away. :mrgreen:

I don't like that idea at all :uhh: ..... I label you "Not A Team Player" :lol: :mrgreen:

Maybe if we each got 28 multicannons and set them all up at once we could destroy his army. Then if can have Trobi on melee and the rest of us using protection prayers we could gang rush WOM with our cannons. If that doesn't work we can gather up a bunch of those explosives from Castle Wars and drop them all at once, like a suicide bombing. We could take WOM down with us! :P

Keep an eye out for the Temple of Light, if you can. It seems very interesting.

Take it easy, Cho... :roll:

And a happy 4/20 to you, too. The Falador sun-like symbol has turned up in a lot of places.

Wenlok brings up a good point, but what if Icthlarin can't die? He was overthrown by Zaros, one of the two most powerful ancient gods, and yet is still around. Either Icthlarin's power over the dead can prevent him from dying, or Zaros knew that if he killed Icthlarin, then if he were to someday die (which is what eventually happened :wink: ) he would not get to come back. Maybe, when the war starts, both sides will try to win Icthlarin over to their side so they can be in control of death. Whoever Icthlarin sides with will certainly win the war, which may be why the first God War lasted so long and was so destructive, because Icthlarin was in exile in the desert and everyone had forgotten about him, so it was a constant stalemate.

Hey, this brings up a pretty good debate: Which god is in control of resurrecting you in Lumbridge when you die? I think I might have an answer. In my opinion, Icthlarin is the god of the dead, period, and its his decision to resurrect you in Lumbridge when you die. I know a lot of Saradominist NPCs say that Saradomin "catches his followers who die" or something like that, and respawns them in Lumbridge. But what about those who don't follow Saradomin, or any god? Icthlarin must handle that kind of thing. However, Saradomin must be able to override Icthlarin on this matter, since its possible to die and be respawned in Falador if you do the Temple Knights' quest. Maybe some Saradominists, esp. those in Lumbridge, believe that Icthlarin is responsible for the respawning, but others, esp. those in Falador, believe the other way. Maybe this is the reason for the discrepancies in the Saradomin symbols, and these are two denominations of Saradominism. :-k @jamessweet: I forgot that the Saradominists were preparing for a God War, too. #-o Now we now that political tensions between Saradomin and the Zamorak/Mahjarrat group are higher than ever. All it would take is some rogue wise old man to set off the war. Reminiscent of the Cold War... What makes you think I have a grudge with Zaros? I carry no allegiences. :lol: Right. I'm just a drifting pistolero trying to survive. :mrgreen:

That might explain many of the "duh" posts on here recently. Heh, Planoboy is doing some advertising. :P ...45 pages ago... :shock:

Black Saradomin again. I wonder if different groups/sects within Saradominism carry different-coloured symbols of Saradomin. Do you think that, regionally in Gielinor, there are different denominations of Saradominism? For instance, Lumbridge and Ardougne could carry the same denomination, and therefore have the same Black Saradomin symbols. Yay or nay? Could therebe a schism in the Saradominist Church? Heh, Schism... Or it could be the Opus Saradomin symbol, you never know. Just throwing out some ideas. :-k

I guess I'm the first real Russian here! \ 50% White Russian, 25% Lappic, 25% Karelian. I'm one of those mixed breed Northern Russians. :thumbsup:

And the race to lock the thread begins:

What makes these questions "very personal"?

Care to explain?