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Zeaal

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  1. Erm, a small bit of info that might help; When people where discussing the matter of dragon breeding...I searched EVREYWHERE on the runescape Wikia about dragons. I found that there IS indeed ATLEAST one female Dragon...She even has a name. Her name, is Elvarg. [hide=]House, Ack, the world is a better place since yer dispatched that great firebreathing brute. She wouldn't 'a had second thoughts about roasting yer with her breath and tuckin' in to an adventurer supper. That's what she done to Crandor, after all... Did I ever force yer to kill her for me? I remember you coming to me with yer little sword held high and a malicious gleam in yer eye! I hope yer little boycott brings the mighty' Elvarg back to life but I don't think it's going to work meself. You want to blame me? Well that's just fine and dandy, but I think if you want to find the real culprit here ya might want to look at yerself. Happy dragon huntin'! Oziach[/hide] And I think this gives proof that Dragonkin might be the only creatures that can reincarnate. --Small update-- I looked around the runescape website, and searched for Dragonkin. WARNING: (small) SPOILER! [hide=]What of the ancient power of the Mahjarrat and the dragonkin? Has something been missed?[/hide] As said in the Introduction of the ''Master quest''. Here we go; even more evidence that the Dragonkin still exists. As said in the wikia: [hide=]Dragonkin - Despite having nearly driven to extinction by Robert the Strong in the First Age, some texts speak of the Dragonkin existing all the way into the Fourth Age. The Dragonkin's mastery of wyrms made them major threats to every race they came in contact with, and were it not for the costant intervention of the gods, it is possible that they could have been victorious in the God Wars.[/hide]
  2. First off: Great and awesome thread! Alright, now for some info. I haven't looked through evreything yet, but; Dear King Black Dragon, [hide=]Have you noticed that you're not the strongest monster in runescape anymore? After the Kalphite queen and now the Chaos Elemental came along, they made you look weak. You cannot let this happen to you! Fight them! You could own them if you tried. Tell me if you get back your title as strongest monster. Later, Hobbman Our time here is short. Our masters only leave us this place so we may bring false hope to the humans. With defeat comes rebirth, with rebirth comes conflict. With conflict comes passion, with passion comes power. With power comes a price. New challenges will only bring them closer to the end, to the precipice of the unknown, to the Kin, and they will show no mercy. Your perception of strength will be your undoing, tasty morsel.[/hide] Alright. I think this means; That the Dragonkin cannot get ''baby Dragonkin'' so to say. Rather, that they are REBORN. Also, what I think the line means from the ''with ... comes ...'' is that, eventually, when they are reborn, they get MORE power. Which might also mean, that ''Bob'' fought one of the EARLIEST Dragonkin. Or, so to say; we might end up fighting one that's for instance stronger then the Kalphite queen or even stronger then the ''Spirit General'' or something like that. Which makes sense, seeing that we'll probably have to fight the Dragonkin in the ''master'' quest. ~Zeaal (The complicated). :lol:

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