Silent_Shott

The fact that Zaros was, and is, evil, is proven in the new mini-quest started by wearing the Ring of Visibility from the Desert Treasure Quest, and a Ghostspeak Amulet, and going to Gladriel's Tomb. At the end of this mini-quest, Zamorak's Right-hand man during the Zamorak Rebellion before the God Wars, tells you the story of how Zamorak became a God, and proves Zaros is evil at the end of his story. Zamorak started a secret Rebellion against the Majharrat tribe's god/lord, the Empty Lord, and after a human stole the Staff of Armadyl, it eventually came into possession of Zamorak, where a Saradominist Mage decided to cast a spell on it to hide it's magical, god-weapon powers. Zamorak took the staff, and with his Rebellion of Majharrat and Demons and a few Mortals, led a campaign to defeat the Empty Lord, and upon entering His castle, Zamorak's army struck against their Lord's forces, erupting in a fierce battle. Eventually, Zamorak and two of his soldiers got through to the Empty Lord, and the two soldiers got killed, and Zamorak was forced into a one-on-one battle with the Empty Lord after stabbing him through the back with the Staff of Armadyl. The Empty Lord and Zamorak fought, and eventually, Zamorak struck down the Empty Lord. As the Lord slowly faded, so did the teller of this tale, and several others who helped get the Staff of Armadyl to Zamorak, wheter knowing they would or not. After this, your Character asks, "who is the Empty Lord?" and the teller simply responds, "You have not figured it out yet? You don't know who the true god of the Majharrat is?" in which your character responds "No..." And of course, the story teller says one word, "Zaros." Also, throughout multiple quests, their is many reasons to prove Zaros is evil, also as Jagex, in one of my letters to them, said "Zaros, the God of Pure Evil. One day an ancient evil beyond which we can comprehend will be released upon the land of Gelienor, and terrible things will come." If Jagex says he is Evil, is he not?