Fenris9

You know.... that's a phenomenal idea! Summoning is one of the stats boosted to 255 by the Stone of Jas, its entirely possible that the baby dragons are programmed with dialogue that we could never otherwise, hear. Anyone with 99 summoning who has not already done While Guthix Sleeps, help us out won't you? ;) That is indeed a phenomenal idea! My summoning is also stuck at 76, whereas at the time of completing the quest I had 70. Definitely worth the try! Taking a look at the hiscores 772 people have 99 Summoning. That's 772! Hopefully one, who has not yet completed the quest, will be available for contacting. Perhaps you can even private message them on these boards. Methinks they may not notice this thread in time, without being directed to it...

That is also from the "Making History" questline, in which you're told about Guthix, his making of runestones, how he opened a portal from our real life realm to Gielinor so that they may inhabit it. If it was our world the humans in RS came from is however undocumented at this point. The trees being unable to fight back, and other elements that I don't recall, certainly suggest that they were from a world much like, if not exactly, like ours.

Having scoured and searched through my brain I seem to have a vague recollection of Dragon Riders serving as a sort of guard for Zaros and Zamorak. The interesting part is that in the case of the dragon rider intell it was mentioned that the dragons were descendants of wyrms (not dragonkin). If I remember correctly this information came from a being of the spirit realm. Thus, there are a number of NPCs from the Ghostly Robes hunt you can talk to about it. There are also NPCs from the hunt for the Shadow Sword. Last, but not least, there's a ghost from the God Wars in the temple south of the graveyard, which is east of Bounty Hunter. My guess is that it was the latter that mentioned the dragonriders. Again, I can't be 100% certain, but I believe I encountered the terms "Dragon Rider" and "Wyrm" at some point or another. If just I could remember the source.

Speaking of Tolna, the rift, Zaros, Mahjarrat, Dragonkin, etc. Do any of you remember following Tip.It times? Do you know if it was completely fictive by the Editor, or did he receive it from Jagex? Quoting it here for your convenience. The link will be at the bottom of the post. http://www.tip.it/runescape/index.php?times=35 EDIT: If we assume that the Dragonkin are from pre-gods wandering Gielinor, despite conflicting evidence for both claims, could it be that the Dragonkin also has a god?

I don't really remember what that was, I just remember Hazelmere saving me from the dungeon. Also, this is how I'm doing on the translation [hide=Translation progress]Original text: Laufata ki Glough ki Ta Quir Priw Undo eso, Tolly, gnomo kar is Glough hamo sarko pro Arposandra Qua! Translated Text (words I can't translate X'd out): XXXXXXX XX Glough XX The Grand Tree Land XXX, stupid man, XXXXX no XX Glough XXXX XXXXX to Arposandra Guards[/hide] I just *had to* register an account to applaud you on this awesome work. I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one taking an interest in the history of Gielinor. I managed to copy down following conversation during the end of the quest. Perhaps it will prove useful to you: Hazelmere: "It is even more important now that you understand your future. There will be a time of great change and you will do a great good during the time. At times your task will appear impossible, and it will seem as if the power of Guthix, which you will seek with mighty intent, will slip away even after you prevailed so hard, but don't give up hope." You: "You: "But that's about as clear as mud!" Hazelmere: "Stop joking around and listen carefully. This is important. Skilled brothers, numbering eight, will assemble to fight the mahjarrat deceiver, and they will be heading north to confront him. The time after this is... clouded to me, but I see you clearly, dressed in the evil robes of night, lightly decorated with ochre like burnished gold and the rust colours of autumn leaves. Though the robes represent an order of evil, you will not follow that path. You will remain true to Guthix. Of the eight, only two shall return; one represents the path of Slayer and one the path of the warrior. This might have been different, but I have made my choice, and it is up to you to prove that I made the right one." You have already touched upon how the Dragonkin and Mahjarrat seem to intermingle, perhaps Hazelmere's prophezy can shed some further light on that topic.