Those of you who have done the grandmaster quest will have undoubtedly noticed that the Elite Dark Knights are wielding Saradomin swords.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now, why would Zamorakian forces be equipped with such weaponry?

 

 

 

We know that both Saradomin and Zamorak gained godhood through the Stone of Jas. We also know that Saradomin based his symbol off the Dragonkin symbol.

 

 

 

Could Saradomin, Zamorak and the Dragonkin somehow be linked closer together than we think?

1. They killed some Elite White Temple Knights and stole their cool swords.

 

2. Zamorak was not creative when he designed his big non-godSword.

 

3. Jagex liked the design and thought you wouldn't notice.

 

4. There is no sword. It's a magical manifestation created by the Mages down there.

 

 

 

Truth is, I have no idea, but it could be any number of things.

Yea, It does look alot like the Saradomin Sword. But there is a little thing that's different.

 

 

The Saradomin sword has small gaps on the left side of the blade near the handle.

Yes, very true. Perhaps I have made a mistake in creating this thread?

 

I'll wait for a few more responses before deciding if this thread is useless or not.

Well even if the blade isn't the same, it still has the saradomin symbol hilt thing.

Clearly the sword at least more closely resembles the sara sword than any other sword in the game. While you might not be dead on, you may be on to something.

This is pretty strange :)

 

Maybe Zamorakian warriors have merely decided that Saradomin weaponry is superior :D

Not the first time...

 

 

Legacy of Seergaze Quest

The Dark Knights hilt points upwards, whereas the SS is horizontal.

The hilt is wrong. Its not actualy a symbol of saradomin, it just look ssimilar. Saras hilt looks like -|- (sort of). This one looks like \|/ (and I am only shoeing the top, and the hilts not quite that slanted but its pretty good).

Erm it is odd but:

 

 

 

1) We have NO IDEA how Saradomin became a god, we simply do not know if he was born a god or became one somehow

 

 

 

2) We have NO IDEA where the Saradomin symbol came from, yes it may look a bit like part of the dragonkin symbol with a couple of prongs removed but this proves nothing

 

 

 

Your making speculation based on things you've plucked out of thin air, nothing of what you posted has any reference point or definitely fact to it other than the elite black knights do wield sowrds that look an aweful lot like saradomin swords.

Erm it is odd but:

 

 

 

1) We have NO IDEA how Saradomin became a god, we simply do not know if he was born a god or became one somehow

 

 

 

2) We have NO IDEA where the Saradomin symbol came from, yes it may look a bit like part of the dragonkin symbol with a couple of prongs removed but this proves nothing

 

 

 

Your making speculation based on things you've plucked out of thin air, nothing of what you posted has any reference point or definitely fact to it other than the elite black knights do wield sowrds that look an aweful lot like saradomin swords.

 

When that short guy in the cutscene touches the Stone of Jas, the Saradomin symbol appears. And yes, it is the four-pointed star.

We also know that Saradomin based his symbol off the Dragonkin symbol.

 

 

 

 

Answered your own question Lol.

Erm it is odd but:

 

 

 

1) We have NO IDEA how Saradomin became a god, we simply do not know if he was born a god or became one somehow

 

 

 

2) We have NO IDEA where the Saradomin symbol came from, yes it may look a bit like part of the dragonkin symbol with a couple of prongs removed but this proves nothing

 

 

 

Your making speculation based on things you've plucked out of thin air, nothing of what you posted has any reference point or definitely fact to it other than the elite black knights do wield sowrds that look an aweful lot like saradomin swords.

 

When that short guy in the cutscene touches the Stone of Jas, the Saradomin symbol appears. And yes, it is the four-pointed star.

 

 

 

The only person we have ANY reference to touching the stone of Jas in the barbarian who's name started with V. He found the stone and touched it and from touching it learnt magic, he then returned to his tribe (which became the lunar tribe) and when they returned to the cave the stone had been removed.

 

 

 

Therefore the logical assumption is this cutscene showed us the V guy and there is no solid proof for him to be anyone else.

 

 

 

Equally tocuhing the stone of jas clearly does not turn people into gods given that the v guy simply learnt magic and we simply had our lvls boosted for a while.

 

 

 

The only know becoming a god we have is zamorak whihc was achieved when he was impaled on the armadyl staff at same time as Zaros, this had nothing to do with stone of jas.

Erm it is odd but:

 

 

 

1) We have NO IDEA how Saradomin became a god, we simply do not know if he was born a god or became one somehow

 

 

 

2) We have NO IDEA where the Saradomin symbol came from, yes it may look a bit like part of the dragonkin symbol with a couple of prongs removed but this proves nothing

 

 

 

Your making speculation based on things you've plucked out of thin air, nothing of what you posted has any reference point or definitely fact to it other than the elite black knights do wield sowrds that look an aweful lot like saradomin swords.

 

When that short guy in the cutscene touches the Stone of Jas, the Saradomin symbol appears. And yes, it is the four-pointed star.

 

 

 

The only person we have ANY reference to touching the stone of Jas in the barbarian who's name started with V. He found the stone and touched it and from touching it learnt magic, he then returned to his tribe (which became the lunar tribe) and when they returned to the cave the stone had been removed.

 

 

 

Therefore the logical assumption is this cutscene showed us the V guy and there is no solid proof for him to be anyone else.

 

 

 

Equally tocuhing the stone of jas clearly does not turn people into gods given that the v guy simply learnt magic and we simply had our lvls boosted for a while.

 

 

 

The only know becoming a god we have is zamorak whihc was achieved when he was impaled on the armadyl staff at same time as Zaros, this had nothing to do with stone of jas.

 

Have you even done the quest? Because if you did, you clearly didn't read the dialogues.

Erm it is odd but:

 

 

 

1) We have NO IDEA how Saradomin became a god, we simply do not know if he was born a god or became one somehow

 

 

 

2) We have NO IDEA where the Saradomin symbol came from, yes it may look a bit like part of the dragonkin symbol with a couple of prongs removed but this proves nothing

 

 

 

Your making speculation based on things you've plucked out of thin air, nothing of what you posted has any reference point or definitely fact to it other than the elite black knights do wield sowrds that look an aweful lot like saradomin swords.

 

When that short guy in the cutscene touches the Stone of Jas, the Saradomin symbol appears. And yes, it is the four-pointed star.

 

 

 

The only person we have ANY reference to touching the stone of Jas in the barbarian who's name started with V. He found the stone and touched it and from touching it learnt magic, he then returned to his tribe (which became the lunar tribe) and when they returned to the cave the stone had been removed.

 

 

 

Therefore the logical assumption is this cutscene showed us the V guy and there is no solid proof for him to be anyone else.

 

 

 

Equally tocuhing the stone of jas clearly does not turn people into gods given that the v guy simply learnt magic and we simply had our lvls boosted for a while.

 

 

 

The only know becoming a god we have is zamorak whihc was achieved when he was impaled on the armadyl staff at same time as Zaros, this had nothing to do with stone of jas.

 

Have you even done the quest? Because if you did, you clearly didn't read the dialogues.

 

 

 

Yes I've done the quest and I read the dialogues and NOTHING in them points the guy in the cutscene being saradomin or the stone having made anybody a god

Jagex ran out of sword ideas?

We know that both Saradomin and Zamorak gained godhood through the Stone of Jas. We also know that Saradomin based his symbol off the Dragonkin symbol.

 

 

 

Granted that Sara may have gotten his godly abilitys through the Stone of Jas, but Zamorak got his powers through the staff he stabed zaros with, the staff of armydal, right?

I havent done the quest yet, but I've got a theory.

 

 

 

When fighting, guerrilla soldiers use ANYTHING they can get their hands on. Doesnt matter who its from, so long as it kills, they'll use it. Assuming those Zamorak warriors have been down there for a bit, maybe their swords fell apart/broke/were lost and they found some sort of armory of Saradomin's, which contained the swords.

You can actually right click on the guy during the cutscene. It's the V guy, whose full name is Vasador. I doubt that's Saradomin. Otherwise you'd become a God just by touching the stone, too, wouldn't you? Yeah you get your stats insanely boosted and gain a crapload of exp, but you don't become a God.

Even if the shape are a little off, it still is clear to see that Jagex ran out of ideas when they made the sword. Or Zamorak is too weak to make own swords so they take copies of already existing swords.

I doubt very much Jagex would give Zamorakian supporters something that even looked like a Saradomin blade by accident, particuarly in a quest that emphasises so much on story, where even the smallest links have deep meaning.

The hilt is wrong. Its not actualy a symbol of saradomin, it just look ssimilar. Saras hilt looks like -|- (sort of). This one looks like \|/ (and I am only shoeing the top, and the hilts not quite that slanted but its pretty good).

 

 

 

That's what I noticed too. You can see how the symbol got based off the original though.

The hilt is wrong. Its not actualy a symbol of saradomin, it just look ssimilar. Saras hilt looks like -|- (sort of). This one looks like \|/ (and I am only shoeing the top, and the hilts not quite that slanted but its pretty good).

 

 

 

That's what I noticed too. You can see how the symbol got based off the original though.

 

*Hearts your signature*

yes i noticed that,i think the warriors plundered saradomins basement.