If you go back and talk to Ali after the quest you can tell him everything you've learned from previous quests about the Mahjarret. I only just figured out today that they are actually a SPECIES. :XD: Anyways, there's a lot to learn if you don't really remember much about the Mahjarret. I hope they continue these quests and we learn more about the Mahjarret; they seem like an interesting species. :D

 

 

 

They're a species? Hmm... I was always under the impression that they were a cult of some sort. I mean, Hazelmere after Eye of Glouphrie mentioned "the Mahjarret deceiver" who is Lucien. How does one deceive a species?

 

 

 

And if anyone paid attention during WGS, the 8 warriors who assembled to fight Lucien teleported into lv 40 wild, and after the battle the two survivors teleported out. We all know that no one can teleport past 30 wild (unless you use Jennica's ring to enter a spirit world portal and then teleport from there), so how did these guys do it? It seems like something terrible happened in the Wilderness in the old days and someone prevented newcomers from being able to teleport in. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you try to teleport past 20 wild you receive a message "ancient magic prevents you from teleporting past lv 20 wilderness", and when you use the wildy obelisks you get a chatbox message saying "ancient magic teleports you around the wilderness" or something like that. Plus the only deep wildy teleports from outside the wild are ancient magics. I'm probably saying what is already obvious, but I don't think we've seen the last of Zaros. And I'm thinking there will be another quest involving Summer's family too, because the ring you get is tied with revenants and if I remember correctly the Mahjarret had something to do with revenants too. And if we toss in the barrows brothers in this future quest? Holy crap, thats one spectacular adventure.

If you go back and talk to Ali after the quest you can tell him everything you've learned from previous quests about the Mahjarret. I only just figured out today that they are actually a SPECIES. :XD: Anyways, there's a lot to learn if you don't really remember much about the Mahjarret. I hope they continue these quests and we learn more about the Mahjarret; they seem like an interesting species. :D

 

 

 

They're a species? Hmm... I was always under the impression that they were a cult of some sort. I mean, Hazelmere after Eye of Glouphrie mentioned "the Mahjarret deceiver" who is Lucien. How does one deceive a species?

 

Lucien is a Mahjarrat who decieves, making him a Mahjarrat deciever.

If you go back and talk to Ali after the quest you can tell him everything you've learned from previous quests about the Mahjarret. I only just figured out today that they are actually a SPECIES. :XD: Anyways, there's a lot to learn if you don't really remember much about the Mahjarret. I hope they continue these quests and we learn more about the Mahjarret; they seem like an interesting species. :D

 

 

 

They're a species? Hmm... I was always under the impression that they were a cult of some sort. I mean, Hazelmere after Eye of Glouphrie mentioned "the Mahjarret deceiver" who is Lucien. How does one deceive a species?

 

 

 

And if anyone paid attention during WGS, the 8 warriors who assembled to fight Lucien teleported into lv 40 wild, and after the battle the two survivors teleported out. We all know that no one can teleport past 30 wild (unless you use Jennica's ring to enter a spirit world portal and then teleport from there), so how did these guys do it? It seems like something terrible happened in the Wilderness in the old days and someone prevented newcomers from being able to teleport in. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you try to teleport past 20 wild you receive a message "ancient magic prevents you from teleporting past lv 20 wilderness", and when you use the wildy obelisks you get a chatbox message saying "ancient magic teleports you around the wilderness" or something like that. Plus the only deep wildy teleports from outside the wild are ancient magics. I'm probably saying what is already obvious, but I don't think we've seen the last of Zaros. And I'm thinking there will be another quest involving Summer's family too, because the ring you get is tied with revenants and if I remember correctly the Mahjarret had something to do with revenants too. And if we toss in the barrows brothers in this future quest? Holy crap, thats one spectacular adventure.

 

 

 

there are tons of ways to teleport *into* the deep wilderness; it's just a bit harder to get out. I think it's more the evil nature of the wilderness than something done for protection

 

 

 

I don't think the mahjarrat have anything to do with revenants either

More on the Mahjarrat from the Post Bags.

 

 

 

Post Bag 20

 

[hide=]Azzanadra,

 

 

 

It has been a while since I began to ponder this question, however it has only been recently that I have gotten around to bother to ask it.

 

 

 

In my travels across these lands I have run into various Mahjarrat - You, Akthanakos, Enakhra, Hazeel, Lucien and Zemouregal - but I have been wondering, are you the only 6 Mahjarrat left? Or are the others just in hiding, or have they already gone north? If so, would you provide a list of all the other Mahjarrat, so we, The Followers of Zaros, could be more aware of our enemies, and allies?

 

 

 

For the Glory of Zaros!

 

A Follower Unknown.

 

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Loyal soldier,

 

 

 

I am troubled to hear that the traitors still live - I especially bear no love towards the dog Lucien. His betrayal was greater than most, so I encourage you to do all you can to eliminate this abomination. Die for our cause, if you must.

 

 

 

As to the number of my tribe that remain, I must concede ignorance - though I should be surprised if there were only six of us left. We are near-immortal, and only die very occasionally. During the time of my imprisonment no more than a dozen are surely slain, and no doubt a few more are weakened or entrapped as I was. In my time we ruled these lands like gods; times, it seems, have changed.

 

 

 

Before I was imprisoned there were many of us, the most powerful of which you have named - but do not forget Sliske the serpent-tongued, who delves the shadows, and the impostor Zamorak, who calls himself a god.

 

 

 

For strength and our Empty Lord,

 

Azzanadra[/hide]

 

 

 

Post Bag 27[hide=]To the wise old man, Juna, and Reldo.

 

 

 

Of all the beings I have met in my travels, you are among the wisest and most learned of all. If its not too much trouble, there are a few questions that have been bothering me for a while and every time someone asks them, the question is dodged. I am hoping that I may get some answers from you about Zaros.

 

 

 

In all my research I have found no images of Zaros or and for of description so my first question is, what does Zaros look like? Another question I have is about artifacts relating to Zaros. During the time before he was betrayed, Zaros was possibly the most powerful god in existence. Yet only one city remains with living followers, and they only had one artifact of Zaros in their possession, a staff with the symbol of Zaros at the end. Even the dig site near Varrok had more artifacts. Where might other items be found? Finally, during the god wars many different races followed different gods. The goblins followed Bandos, the humans followed whoever they saw fit, but who followed Zaros? I hope you can help put my mind at ease. (Even though I have asked the wise old man about Zaros he never gives me an answer, so maybe he will get the hint that I know how dangerous Zaros is and yet I wont give up seeking answers just because of this fact.)

 

 

 

Thank you in advance,

 

Angel S Bane

 

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The Wise Old Man, Reldo and Juna, respectively, weren't willing, able or interested in answering this letter. So I took the liberty of passing it on to Eblis over at the Bandit Camp, who was more than happy to answer your questions.

 

 

 

-Postie Pete

 

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Angel S Bane,

 

 

 

Our loyalty here in the Bandit Camp is to Zaros, the banished one, though it is true we are few in number these days. Zaros was defeated at the end of the Second Age, before the God Wars. Subsequently, most of Zaros's followers switched allegiance to other gods out of fear, opportunism or necessity.

 

 

 

The few remaining loyal followers of Zaros were not numerous enough to directly involve themselves in that war. Some, like Sliske, had apparently disappeared into hiding; others, like Akthanakos and our master, Azzanadra, had been imprisoned.

 

 

 

Why is there little evidence of Zaros's existence? Well, history is written by the victors. There are many reasons why Zaros is no longer remembered: the greed of Zamorak's desire for even greater power leading to the destructive God Wars; the arrogance of Saradomin in trying to erase Zaros's memory from the world. This 'Dig Site' you mention sounds most intriguing... I may have to pay it a visit.

 

 

 

As to Zaros's appearance...well, a god can take many forms. The stories of my people speak only in metaphor. It is our hope that, even if it takes us a thousand lifetimes, we can return our lord to power, so the world can once again place its eyes upon his glorious visage.

 

 

 

Eblis[/hide]

 

 

 

Post Bag 28[hide=]Dear readers, writers and researchers,

 

 

 

These are dark times, indeed: each day I hear more reports of strange goings-on in Morytania, wicked deeds and foul murders in the west, unnatural creatures assaulting innocent wanderers, and worse things besides. Of special concern to me and my liege, King Roald, are the tales of the movements of the mahjarrat.

 

 

 

Despite the fact that mighty Varrock has several times been threatened by these mysterious and evil creatures, we know shamefully little of what they are, where they come from and what their plans might be. We do, of course, know the Legend of Arrav, and a small scattering of other, shorter tales, but without an overview of their actions, the mahjarrat remain a terrifying prospect. To this end, I am compiling a collection of all of the myths of the Mahjarrat to present to King Roald. With luck, we will be able to predict their plans and, if necessary, work to confound them.

 

 

 

So, with your extensive experience wandering the world and observing the subtleties of other cultures, I hope that you may be able to furnish me with your own thoughts on the history of these vile and manipulative fiends. Where are they from? What are they planning? How many remain to scar our wonderful world?

 

 

 

Yours academically,

 

Reldo

 

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Dear Reldo

 

 

 

This is actually my second response to your letter. The first one I realised was unsatisfying to your request. Firstly, it was too long, secondly, it was dealing with many more conflicts that the Mahjarrat, and I realised that the Mahjarrats history and what has happened to them that you were interested in knowing.

 

 

 

And so, without further delay, heres my version, based around historical facts, stories and events that I have laid my eyes and ears upon.

 

 

 

The Mahjarrat is a race of strong warriors, who originally came from another world, known to us only as Freneskae. This world was a world of constant warfare, which is why the Mahjarrat have gone to become as strong as they are. The Mahjarrat are not by any means immortal, but their strength is far superior to most of the beings in RuneScape, and their lifespan far longer than humans. When the Mahjarrat first came to this world, they served under the desert god Ichlarin, the god of the dead. Then one day, during the second age, another god approached them and offered them to serve under his rule, this god was the dread lord Zaros, a name which has almost been forgotten by the world, as the Saradominists have done everything in their power to delete all traces of his existence throughout the ages. The Mahjarrat Azzanadra said of Zaros that this god understood the Mahjarrat and their ways much better than Ichlarin, and that Ichlarin had never controlled the Mahjarrat, and in all honesty, I dont think any god could possibly control the Mahjarrat against their will. The Mahjarrat eventually abandoned Ichlarin and joined forces with Zaros, and with them in his army he quickly became the ruler of large parts of the land.

 

 

 

It was when Zaros had become the strongest of Gods that Zamorak, merely a mortal Mahjarrat at the time and the general of Zaros forces, had grown power hungry. Zamorak wished to take the power for himself, and so, with the help of some fellow Mahjarrat and the Vampyre Lord Drakan, he managed to get his hands on the Staff of Armadyl, a very powerful weapon.

 

Zamorak then encountered Zaros wielding the Godstaff of Armadyl in his hands, but even though Zamorak had the help of a God weapon, he was still not able to defeat Zaros. But it was then that Zaros tripped and fell onto the Godstaff of Armadyl which impaled him. A bright light was seen, and both began to fade out of existence. The battle was over and they were both gone, and as a result the Zarosian empire quickly fell to Saradomins forces without a god to defend it.

 

But then one day Zamorak reappeared, reborn and now immortal. The Staff of Armadyl had transferred some of Zaros godly powers to Zamorak, and he was now a god himself.

 

The following thing that happened was the God Wars between the god Saradomin, Zamorak, Bandos and Armadyl.

 

 

 

While Zamorak and Zaros were gone, the Zamorakian and the Zarosian Mahjarrats fought, many were killed and more were trapped. Below I will explain about each individual Mahjarrat I have come to know of, who they are aligned to, and what have happened to them.

 

 

 

Lets start with the Zamorakian Mahjarrats.

 

 

 

Hazeel:

 

Hazeel is one of the physically strong Mahjarrats, he was a good friend of Zamorak and helped him betray Zaros. Hazeel eventually gained the control of Ardougne, but was later overthrown by a mob and killed. Hazeel has later been resurrected and have headed north to meet with the other Mahjarrat.

 

 

 

Lucien:

 

Lucien is a physically weak Mahjarrat, he helped betay Zaros by casting a spell on the Godstaff of Armadyl so that Zaros could not feel its presence. Lucien recently tried to get his hands on the Godstaff of Armadyl once again, but I prevented him in doing so. Lucien is expected to be heading north to meet with the other Mahjarrat.

 

 

 

Enakhra:

 

Enakhra managed to trap the Zarosian Mahjarrat Akthanakos in a temple which she built as a dedication to her loyalty to Zamorak. I managed to free Akthanakos and they have both headed north to fight.

 

 

 

Zemouregal:

 

Zemouregal is known from the tale of Arrv, hes known to be able to infiltrate ones dreams and to be able to summon and control the undead. I speculate that Zemouregal is going to perform an attack on Varrock soon, and I fear that it will be with an undead Arrv by his side.

 

 

 

Now, onto the Zarosian Mahjarrats.

 

 

 

Azzanadra:

 

Azzanadra is probably Zaros most loyal servant, and most likely also his strongest. Azzanadra is as close as a mortal can get to immortality, which is why he was trapped in a Pyramid, rather than killed. I managed to free Azzanadra from his prison during my travels, and in exchange he granted me the ability to use the Ancient Magick Spells of the Mahjarrat. I expect that Azzanadra will be heading north to fight the Zamorakian Mahjarrats.

 

 

 

Akthanakos:

 

Akthanakos was, as I mentioned earlier, trapped by Enakhra. After I freed him he went to battle with Enakhra, I expect that they have probably headed north.

 

 

 

Sliske:

 

Sliske is the last of the known Mahjarrat loyal to Zaros. He is known from the tale The Fall of the Six, and is the one who granted the Barrow Brothers their powers to fight Zamoraks evil hordes. I will continue to try to uncover more information about Sliske, but as of now this is all I know.

 

 

 

Other possible Mahjarrat is the Oracle. She looks like Hazeel, and shes definitely been in this world for a long time, but I cant seem to figure out where her allegiance is and how shes connected to the others.

 

 

 

I was once told by a wise gnome, who had the ability to see into the future, that amongst the Mahjarrat will be someone else, someone who does not belong there, someone who will fight them. I do not know who this person is, but I have a bad feeling that Im going to be involved further in this matter.

 

 

 

I heard somewhere that there were about a 100 Mahjarrats when they first came to RuneScape, now, some mustve died from age, others in battle. I dont think we have yet uncovered all of the remaining Mahjarrat, but I dont think there are much more than 10 of them left. It has been many ages and they have been at war for most of them.

 

 

 

I hope any of this have helped on your understanding of the Mahjarrat.

 

 

 

So, until the dark times must be fought

 

Baralai22,

 

Adventurer[/hide]

 

 

 

I reread the tale The Fall of the Six and found no mention of the name of the Mahjarrat that gave the Barrow Brothers there armor. Although its possible that it was Sliske it is equally possible that it wasn't.

 

 

 

From The Legend of Arrav, Part IV

 

The Imcando chief stepped forward, barely up to Arrav's waist, and explained, 'The spells of this shield shall protect you from any magicks the Mahjarrat can summon. This is why Zemouregal wants it: if he could possess it he could defeat any of his tribe. The Mahjarrat are a solitary and jealous race and always desire to topple each other, to enslave one another. Take this shield with you and Zemouregal shall have no power over you.'

Zamorak and Saradomin used the stone to become a god, but there no reference to them receiving power for merely touching it.

 

 

 

 

Zamorak did use the stone to become a god,Saradomin didn't. He only used it as a powerful tool for himself.

Zamorak and Saradomin used the stone to become a god, but there no reference to them receiving power for merely touching it.

 

 

 

 

Zamorak did use the stone to become a god,Saradomin didn't. He only used it as a powerful tool for himself.

 

 

 

its mentioned in WGS thth both zammy and sara used it to become a god

Speaking of WGS remember in the rc guild the girl who would tell you things if you had 99 rc and/or runecrafter robes? She said she was looking for the "eye of saradomin" which in WGS was revealed to be the stone of jas, just a different name. Has anyone tried talking to her after WGS and see if she says anything new?

its mentioned in WGS thth both zammy and sara used it to become a god

 

 

 

Correct me if I am wrong,but it Movario's notes only claimed that Saradomin had possession over the stone,and Saradomin was a god before he arrived in Gielinor. If somewhere was said that Saradomin used it to achieve godhood,please tell me then.

 

 

 

Speaking of WGS remember in the rc guild the girl who would tell you things if you had 99 rc and/or runecrafter robes? She said she was looking for the "eye of saradomin" which in WGS was revealed to be the stone of jas, just a different name. Has anyone tried talking to her after WGS and see if she says anything new?

 

 

 

Nope,she just tells you the same things.

Zamorak and Saradomin used the stone to become a god, but there no reference to them receiving power for merely touching it.

 

 

 

 

Zamorak did use the stone to become a god,Saradomin didn't. He only used it as a powerful tool for himself.

 

 

 

its mentioned in WGS thth both zammy and sara used it to become a god

 

 

 

Zamorak used the staff, not the stone. In Movario's notes, Movario speculates that the staff itself is not powerful enough to grant godhood by itself, and that Zamorak may have had an additional source of power. It does not say that Zamorak used the stone definitely, and Movario doesn't seem to have the details concerning the moutal impaling and power transfer that happened when Zamorak faced Zaros. Also It doesn't say Saradomin used it to become a God either. There is the cutscene where man touches it which has been speculated to be saradomin, but that is not concrete. There are references to Saradomin using the stone, but not to attain godhood.

 

 

 

Stop quoting speculation as fact, it confuses people.

Zamorak and Saradomin used the stone to become a god, but there no reference to them receiving power for merely touching it.

 

 

 

 

Zamorak did use the stone to become a god,Saradomin didn't. He only used it as a powerful tool for himself.

 

 

 

its mentioned in WGS thth both zammy and sara used it to become a god

 

 

 

Zamorak used the staff, not the stone. In Movario's notes, Movario speculates that the staff itself is not powerful enough to grant godhood by itself, and that Zamorak may have had an additional source of power. It does not say that Zamorak used the stone definitely, and Movario doesn't seem to have the details concerning the moutal impaling and power transfer that happened when Zamorak faced Zaros. Also It doesn't say Saradomin used it to become a God either. There is the cutscene where man touches it which has been speculated to be saradomin, but that is not concrete. There are references to Saradomin using the stone, but not to attain godhood.

 

 

 

Stop quoting speculation as fact, it confuses people.

 

 

 

The main in the count scene is confirmed to be the fremmnik who learnt magic and brought it to our world via making the luanr tribe and then creating runes.

 

 

 

And its not in movaros notes its during quest dialogue there is clear references to both zamorak and saradomin using the stone to obtain godhood. Its during the last dialogue with Lucien if I recall correctly he pretty much outright says zammy used the stone and staff to become a god and refers to saradomin in the same flow of speech tht directly implicates saradomin having done much the same.

 

 

 

It is NOT speculation it is fact Zammy used the stone and staff to become a god. It is also 75% certain saradomin used the stone to become a god, whihc equally explains why he had possession of it for a long time and it became known as the Eye of Saradomin.

Zamorak and Saradomin used the stone to become a god, but there no reference to them receiving power for merely touching it.

 

 

 

 

Zamorak did use the stone to become a god,Saradomin didn't. He only used it as a powerful tool for himself.

 

 

 

its mentioned in WGS thth both zammy and sara used it to become a god

 

 

 

Zamorak used the staff, not the stone. In Movario's notes, Movario speculates that the staff itself is not powerful enough to grant godhood by itself, and that Zamorak may have had an additional source of power. It does not say that Zamorak used the stone definitely, and Movario doesn't seem to have the details concerning the moutal impaling and power transfer that happened when Zamorak faced Zaros. Also It doesn't say Saradomin used it to become a God either. There is the cutscene where man touches it which has been speculated to be saradomin, but that is not concrete. There are references to Saradomin using the stone, but not to attain godhood.

 

 

 

Stop quoting speculation as fact, it confuses people.

 

 

 

The main in the count scene is confirmed to be the fremmnik who learnt magic and brought it to our world via making the luanr tribe and then creating runes.

 

 

 

And its not in movaros notes its during quest dialogue there is clear references to both zamorak and saradomin using the stone to obtain godhood. Its during the last dialogue with Lucien if I recall correctly he pretty much outright says zammy used the stone and staff to become a god and refers to saradomin in the same flow of speech tht directly implicates saradomin having done much the same.

 

 

 

It is NOT speculation it is fact Zammy used the stone and staff to become a god. It is also 75% certain saradomin used the stone to become a god, whihc equally explains why he had possession of it for a long time and it became known as the Eye of Saradomin.

 

 

 

Funny I don't remember that, Could you show a direct quote for proof? and where precisely did the confirmation on the moonclan founder come from?

Zamorak and Saradomin used the stone to become a god, but there no reference to them receiving power for merely touching it.

 

 

 

 

Zamorak did use the stone to become a god,Saradomin didn't. He only used it as a powerful tool for himself.

 

 

 

its mentioned in WGS thth both zammy and sara used it to become a god

 

 

 

Zamorak used the staff, not the stone. In Movario's notes, Movario speculates that the staff itself is not powerful enough to grant godhood by itself, and that Zamorak may have had an additional source of power. It does not say that Zamorak used the stone definitely, and Movario doesn't seem to have the details concerning the moutal impaling and power transfer that happened when Zamorak faced Zaros. Also It doesn't say Saradomin used it to become a God either. There is the cutscene where man touches it which has been speculated to be saradomin, but that is not concrete. There are references to Saradomin using the stone, but not to attain godhood.

 

 

 

Stop quoting speculation as fact, it confuses people.

 

 

 

The main in the count scene is confirmed to be the fremmnik who learnt magic and brought it to our world via making the luanr tribe and then creating runes.

 

 

 

And its not in movaros notes its during quest dialogue there is clear references to both zamorak and saradomin using the stone to obtain godhood. Its during the last dialogue with Lucien if I recall correctly he pretty much outright says zammy used the stone and staff to become a god and refers to saradomin in the same flow of speech tht directly implicates saradomin having done much the same.

 

 

 

It is NOT speculation it is fact Zammy used the stone and staff to become a god. It is also 75% certain saradomin used the stone to become a god, whihc equally explains why he had possession of it for a long time and it became known as the Eye of Saradomin.

 

 

 

Funny I don't remember that, Could you show a direct quote for proof? and where precisely did the confirmation on the moonclan founder come from?

 

 

 

 

 

In the moonclan manual:

 

"As we all know, from the tales told to us in the Secret Tongue, 'magic' was first discovered in these lands by V------ when he accidentally stumbled upon the Stone of J--.

 

 

 

The stone was clearly not of this world, and the mere touch of it unlocked something within the mind of V------. As we know, the stone was instantly removed by those powers who walk a higher Astral Path than ourselves, but its very existence showed V------ possibilities that had never occurred to our kind before.

 

 

 

His lifelong search for the stone did reveal its eventual fate, and the myths suggest that the stone may yet still lie somewhere within this world, but he did discover something of great importance in the caves where first he found the stone; the very rocks that had surrounded it had been subtly changed by its presence. The rocks in their contact with the Stone of J-- had gained a yearning to be something they were not, and V------ discovered that by focusing thought upon them he could transform them entirely for short periods of time into the very elements of the universe.

 

 

 

This is a mere parlour trick, as many of our young have done the same thing with essence as children, making the cold-burning fire in their hands on summer nights, and V------ knew that should be able to effect a permanent change upon these stones, he could have access to the very powers of the gods themselves! "

 

 

 

Stone of J-- is the Stone of Jas

 

V------- is the name of a character obviously.

 

 

 

During the cutscene u culd examine tht character and pull a menu up with his name.

 

This name seems to vary from player to player but EVERY reported name started with a V and was 7 letters long.

 

Shockingly

 

 

 

Equally on an graphics artist website the models of the character from tht cutscene r displayed and listed as the design of a fremmenik

 

 

 

So a fremmenik with a 7 letter name starting with V found the Stone of J-- and learnt magic

 

We saw a cutscene of a character who's model was labelled as a design for a Fremmenik who has a 7 letter name starting with V touching the Stone of Jas

 

 

 

I'd call tht pretty water tight proof of what the cutscene shows.

Well,with the release of the Missing my Mummy,we discovered a few interesting facts about the Mahjarrat.

 

 

 

You might want to add these things to the original post...

 

 

 

The Mahjarrat were at some point called as the Stern Judges.The origin of this name is still unknown.They were also called the faceless ones,because of their ability to shapeshift and having many forms.She told that Itcharin called the Mahjarrat to fight against Zaros for him.

 

 

 

Also,the Pharaoh Queen talked something about a ritual that performed to make her ready for afterlife (similar to the ancient ritual performed for the ancient Egyptian Kings).She also mentioned that the ritual can go wrong,making the person somehow "twisted".She talked something about great horrors and pain and the ritual reversing.She also mentioned that the Mahjarrat were masters of this art.

 

 

 

It is also suspected that Enakhra used this method to "Akthanakos",making him a boneguard.

I just did the tales of the muspah today, and did everybody miss the part about him saying that the ritual, or the fight was going to happen above where you put him into hibernation. Which either means all of the aboe ground runescape in a massive battle, or in an isolated place in the frozen north, north of the trolls.

Interesting read

 

-After telling story: Agrith-Naar? we learn he was banned by Guthix but found a way around the ban

 

HAX!

I just did the tales of the muspah today, and did everybody miss the part about him saying that the ritual, or the fight was going to happen above where you put him into hibernation. Which either means all of the aboe ground runescape in a massive battle, or in an isolated place in the frozen north, north of the trolls.

 

 

 

Far to the north of RuneScape.... an icy area.... Is anyone thinking that this could refer to the Godwars dungeon? While there are certainly very few things that would prove this, it could have come meaning.

I'm pretty sure that the Tale of the Muspah confirmed the location of the ritual site. I seriously doubt that the ritual site would be the GWD, if only because Jhallan says that it is above him when he is in the cave towards the end of Tale of the Muspah.