Betrayal at Falador, the novel by Tom S Church (T.S. Church). We all know about it. We know how on page 34 Zamorak is spelled Zamarok. We know that this is Church's first novel.

 

 

 

But, if you own the book, look on the side of the dust jacket and the spine of the book itself, you'll notice the Roman numeral I. In books, this generally means it is book one in a series.

 

 

 

So, if Betrayal at Falador has the Roman numeral I on the spine. Does this mean it is part of series?

 

 

 

As for me, I hope so. I mean, if it was just a decoration, I'll be angry.

Wow, someone actually read that book? :shock:

 

 

 

Seriously though, I really couldn't care less.

 

 

 

Did the end of the book give any hints about a sequel?

 

If yes, I'm sure Jagex will hire some bloke to write about more betrayal.

I hate any books thats comed from games. Because it's not original ideas from the author.

 

 

 

Falador is from Runescape for example, and if Zamorak name is mentioned in that book then that's another example. And i hate expanding products based on a game, because i believe it might affect the game. Today 1 book, tomorrow 100 books.

 

 

 

All i know: Stay to Runescape and improve it more, and don't make other games/products. If not, i belive it can affect the game updates quality. 1 mingame in Runescape is considered to me "Filler", which is a term used when you watch anime which is japanese cartoons (For adult: Alot violence that's why). A filler episode for example a episode that's made to "keep watchers" busy, to get the manga=The comic which the Anime=Cartoon is based on a head start. That minigame is Great Orb Project and RC guild, it's really odd and dumb. I bet that some likes it but i wonder where the hell did idea of a crazy man in wheelchair came from (The wizard in wheelchair at RC Guild). So i wish the game had some great history, rather some "Filler" npcs and updates. But that's just my opinion.

 

 

 

 

 

MORE IF YOU WANNA READ ABOUT FILLERS.....

 

Fillers are most of time a big exciting episodes, but all of sudden it crashes like hell and you are like "WTF? Was that it?".

 

 

 

Here's example of how fillers are usually.

 

I know this is a crazy example, but i usually say crazy examples: It's like throwing a tomato at someone, when you throw it the camera angle is set on the tomato making it huge and it seems the speed is big. You expect the tomato to hit the person in face, but it just hits ground near the the person foot....

Damn finch misspelled a word, big deal.

 

If there is a roman numeral, probably means another book.

Of course there'll be a sequel to the book. Jagex gets some cash for no effort, rookie author Church gets a novel from a borrowed storyline, and Runescape obsessors get a novel that will make them pee themselves in delight. Jagex and Church would be fools not to continue this profit chain that requires only 50% effort on either part.

just curious, and no, i'll never read that book...

 

 

 

does the title have anything to do with the fally massacre?

 

i find it a little odd, but maybe it's just me.

just curious, and no, i'll never read that book...

 

 

 

does the title have anything to do with the fally massacre?

 

i find it a little odd, but maybe it's just me.

 

:lol: At the idea of Jagex sponsoring a book... about a game glitch where hundreds lost their precious items and wasted game time. They wont even let the name Durial321 be mentioned.... anywhere! :lol:

 

 

 

As for Zamarok! Blasphemy! I literally cringed when I read that on your post, kinda feel sorry for the guy now =[

 

 

 

P.S. I dont think writing books about a game's lore BEFORE the player has entered the game is a bad idea at all! An interesting approach to Lores and Histories... although kinda defeats the point =S

I don't own the book and I knew it was part one of a series because you can see the numeral in one of jagex's screenshots. I just didn't care enough to post about it.