10-Aug-10 A Void Dance

[Amundogus2]

Quest was fun and easy and I have to say one of my favorites.

 

I lied, killed the humans and let the pest go..... What can be more fun then that. :P

 

 

Note: Omali has me worried with all that rage he has going on. :ohnoes:

I love the lie you tell him :P Something about light reflecting of a planet and causing a disturbance in his cellar XD Was funner the way it was worded ingame.

[Guthorm]

Quest was fun and easy and I have to say one of my favorites.

 

I lied, killed the humans and let the pest go..... What can be more fun then that. :P

 

 

Note: Omali has me worried with all that rage he has going on. :ohnoes:

I love the lie you tell him :P Something about light reflecting of a planet and causing a disturbance in his cellar XD Was funner the way it was worded ingame.

 

Men in Black

[BloodAngel]

I've been talking to a few friends about who this mysterious mage could be that the Pest mentioned at the end of the quest and the ideas we got were either: Solus (from Wanted!), Surok Magis or Lucien (probably quite a long shot). Jagex did say that "an old enemy will return" in this quest series and with the involvement of the White Knights and that the Mage's plans seem to involve Falador it seems more likely it's Solus. Anyone else have any ideas?

[Jon Arcane]

I've been talking to a few friends about who this mysterious mage could be that the Pest mentioned at the end of the quest and the ideas we got were either: Solus (from Wanted!), Surok Magis or Lucien (probably quite a long shot). Jagex did say that "an old enemy will return" in this quest series and with the involvement of the White Knights and that the Mage's plans seem to involve Falador it seems more likely it's Solus. Anyone else have any ideas?

 

I agree on Solus. I doubt Surok and Lucien because it technically causes a bit of continuity issues, I was initially thinking it was going to be Sliske, to tie in the last major Mahjarrat and that with this quest and the next one to follow it would reveal him pulling some strings in previous plot lines, however the involvement with the Black Knights somewhat dispels that, and also the fact the it's meant to be an 'old enemy' too.

 

Solus definitely fits in, especially with the Black Knight connections along with the Temple Knights being linked. It was said at the start of this quest they were looking into their own business to be able to initally help.

 

Although I wouldn't be surprised Jagex pull a twist on us and it'll end up being someone completely different, but for now, I'll agree on Solus.

[Sy_Accursed]

Could very well be Mother Mallum.

 

Afterall we are working with Temple Knights and given past few quests I'm sure she rather hates them by now.

[Demoli]

Sollus is plausible, but i still stick to the guy who summons imps in the magic tower.

[Saunamajuri]

Didn't Solus already die?

[stonewall337]

I just noticed something

 

A Void Dance

 

Avoidance

 

:o

 

Mind= Blown haha

 

Looks like another fairly pointless mid-level quest to me, any good rewards?

 

Having fun.

 

Gosh Danz, way to troll. Some people do quests for story, others for the rewards, yet others for the cape, whilst still others do them only for fun. THE WHOLE DAMN POINT OF RS IS FUN. Just some have fun getting rewards off quests so they don't have to train that particular skill.

 

Not everyone has fun doing quests designed for noobs.

 

After being told this numerous times in numerous topics, I'd have thought this would have sunk through even your skull.

 

If I wanted fun, I'd be solo graador, or TDS, or doing something with SoDB, not be stuck doing a quest designed for the average level 90.

 

That being said, I expect to do this quest, not because I expect it to be the "most fun" thing I could be doing in RS, but because I normally do quests on release day, to keep cape current.

[Jabuli]

I just noticed something

 

A Void Dance

 

Avoidance

 

:o

 

Mind= Blown haha

 

Looks like another fairly pointless mid-level quest to me, any good rewards?

 

Having fun.

 

Gosh Danz, way to troll. Some people do quests for story, others for the rewards, yet others for the cape, whilst still others do them only for fun. THE WHOLE DAMN POINT OF RS IS FUN. Just some have fun getting rewards off quests so they don't have to train that particular skill.

 

Not everyone has fun doing quests designed for noobs.

 

After being told this numerous times in numerous topics, I'd have thought this would have sunk through even your skull.

 

If I wanted fun, I'd be solo graador, or TDS, or doing something with SoDB, not be stuck doing a quest designed for the average level 90.

 

That being said, I expect to do this quest, not because I expect it to be the "most fun" thing I could be doing in RS, but because I normally do quests on release day, to keep cape current.

 

Yeah!

 

I only enjoy hard quests made for hardcore players like myself!

[stonewall337]

I just noticed something

 

A Void Dance

 

Avoidance

 

:o

 

Mind= Blown haha

 

Looks like another fairly pointless mid-level quest to me, any good rewards?

 

Having fun.

 

Gosh Danz, way to troll. Some people do quests for story, others for the rewards, yet others for the cape, whilst still others do them only for fun. THE WHOLE DAMN POINT OF RS IS FUN. Just some have fun getting rewards off quests so they don't have to train that particular skill.

 

Not everyone has fun doing quests designed for noobs.

 

After being told this numerous times in numerous topics, I'd have thought this would have sunk through even your skull.

 

If I wanted fun, I'd be solo graador, or TDS, or doing something with SoDB, not be stuck doing a quest designed for the average level 90.

 

That being said, I expect to do this quest, not because I expect it to be the "most fun" thing I could be doing in RS, but because I normally do quests on release day, to keep cape current.

 

Yeah!

 

I only enjoy hard quests made for hardcore players like myself!

 

Way to read, (and comprehend) what I said, or rather, fail to.

[nubbycubby]

Didn't Solus already die?

 

The only thing we have left of him is his hat...

[strilmus]

Anyway, for all we know, he could be posing as the guy who mentored that lab student. Not many other people actually knew about the void leech and it seemed like most of this was planned in advance.

[GlowinRedM]

Gotta say, this series is my fav so far

[lordkafei]

Just out of interest, did anybody actually decide to put the void leech down? I didn't have the heart to do it, even if it was crippled.

 

P.S. Is it me, or are these plots getting darker?

 

Yes. No sooner do I get married to a beautiful island princess, and she gets killed. I think we would of had a good life together, her dad could be a little strange however. So, if you mean getting darker as in having you spouse killed, yes, much darker.

 

There seems to be a lot of the Cartwright Curse lately.

 

[Jon Arcane]

Didn't Solus already die?

 

The only thing we have left of him is his hat...

 

He may be dead, but he's still an underling of Lucien so being dead doesn't mean that much.

[Sy_Accursed]

Didn't Solus already die?

 

The only thing we have left of him is his hat...

 

He may be dead, but he's still an underling of Lucien so being dead doesn't mean that much.

 

How so?

 

Yes Lucien can summon skeletons and zombies aka mindless, souless bodies; no proof he can restore the dead to a fully living function state though.

[Jon Arcane]

Didn't Solus already die?

 

The only thing we have left of him is his hat...

 

He may be dead, but he's still an underling of Lucien so being dead doesn't mean that much.

 

How so?

 

Yes Lucien can summon skeletons and zombies aka mindless, souless bodies; no proof he can restore the dead to a fully living function state though.

 

I can't see his powers straying too far from Zemouregal, he brought back Arrav who still has some mental capacity. If he can do advanced summoning techniques to bring forth demons and put them in a permanent state of torture I think he can summon an undead version of someone and maintain their mind.

 

Although I still reckon there'll be a twist and it'll end up being someone else but he seems plausible so far with the test on Falador and the surrounding area first, and some links to the Black Knights.

[Kata_Phfract__the_slayer]

I saved all the humans, and killed the pest. It was too dangerous to let live even if it meant no harm.

 

thats an intresting point of vew with your avatar in sight, i must say.

[Sy_Accursed]

Didn't Solus already die?

 

The only thing we have left of him is his hat...

 

He may be dead, but he's still an underling of Lucien so being dead doesn't mean that much.

 

How so?

 

Yes Lucien can summon skeletons and zombies aka mindless, souless bodies; no proof he can restore the dead to a fully living function state though.

 

I can't see his powers straying too far from Zemouregal, he brought back Arrav who still has some mental capacity. If he can do advanced summoning techniques to bring forth demons and put them in a permanent state of torture I think he can summon an undead version of someone and maintain their mind.

 

Although I still reckon there'll be a twist and it'll end up being someone else but he seems plausible so far with the test on Falador and the surrounding area first, and some links to the Black Knights.

 

True but each mahjaratt so far has shown different powers. And theres books etc that do suggest they each have different talents.

So I am unsure if Lucien would hold such powers, by all account his powers were in command and persuasion (hence you require the armadyl amulet to be able to defy him) where as Zemergoul was always based in necromancy.

[nubbycubby]

Just out of interest, did anybody actually decide to put the void leech down? I didn't have the heart to do it, even if it was crippled.

 

P.S. Is it me, or are these plots getting darker?

 

Yes. No sooner do I get married to a beautiful island princess, and she gets killed. I think we would of had a good life together, her dad could be a little strange however. So, if you mean getting darker as in having you spouse killed, yes, much darker.

 

There seems to be a lot of the Cartwright Curse lately.

 

About to go to sleep and I find a TVTropes link. Thanks for ruining my life :rolleyes:

[Jon Arcane]

Didn't Solus already die?

 

The only thing we have left of him is his hat...

 

He may be dead, but he's still an underling of Lucien so being dead doesn't mean that much.

 

How so?

 

Yes Lucien can summon skeletons and zombies aka mindless, souless bodies; no proof he can restore the dead to a fully living function state though.

 

I can't see his powers straying too far from Zemouregal, he brought back Arrav who still has some mental capacity. If he can do advanced summoning techniques to bring forth demons and put them in a permanent state of torture I think he can summon an undead version of someone and maintain their mind.

 

Although I still reckon there'll be a twist and it'll end up being someone else but he seems plausible so far with the test on Falador and the surrounding area first, and some links to the Black Knights.

 

True but each mahjaratt so far has shown different powers. And theres books etc that do suggest they each have different talents.

So I am unsure if Lucien would hold such powers, by all account his powers were in command and persuasion (hence you require the armadyl amulet to be able to defy him) where as Zemergoul was always based in necromancy.

 

Aye that's true, but I still can't rule it out just yet, Jagex are certainly keeping the cards close to their chests on who this person is, so I'm just desperately trying to solve it :lol:

 

Just wish I could remember more wizards or similar characters who we've been involved with before, I just don't want to assume it'll be someone from the Wizards Tower.

[Omali]

I noticed there's now a Redberry bush in Draynor, near the pig pen. I'm pretty sure that's recent.

[Kalafai]

From the Love Story update.

[Amundogus2]

Yes Solus Dellagar, thats it! (Yea I'm a total Temple Knight nerd, I remember his full name =)) It fits, and I have another piece of evidence on the matter:

 

Requirements to start "Quiet before the Swarm":

 

Imp Catcher

Wanted! <-----------<--------<----------<-----<-----

Level 42 Strength

Level 35 Attack

Completed at least one game of Pest Control

 

 

Wanted!!, the quest that introduces Solus Dellagar is a requirement for the first Void knights quest!

On a related note, the Imp Catcher quest is also required, making me think that the second "old enemy" will be the evil wizard in the Wizards tower, Wizard Crayzag or whatever.

 

Although I do also seem to remember us killing Solus in this quest. But I'm sure one of his other powers is disillusionment =)

Bringing him into the third Void Knight quest would be a total win as far as I'm concerned ;) I'm genuinely pumped for the 3rd quest now, so I'm sure it can do nothing but disappoint =/

[Xecer]

Yes Solus Dellagar, thats it! (Yea I'm a total Temple Knight nerd, I remember his full name =)) It fits, and I have another piece of evidence on the matter:

 

Requirements to start "Quiet before the Swarm":

 

Imp Catcher

Wanted! <-----------<--------<----------<-----<-----

Level 42 Strength

Level 35 Attack

Completed at least one game of Pest Control

 

 

Wanted!!, the quest that introduces Solus Dellagar is a requirement for the first Void knights quest!

On a related note, the Imp Catcher quest is also required, making me think that the second "old enemy" will be the evil wizard in the Wizards tower, Wizard Crayzag or whatever.

 

Although I do also seem to remember us killing Solus in this quest. But I'm sure one of his other powers is disillusionment =)

Bringing him into the third Void Knight quest would be a total win as far as I'm concerned ;) I'm genuinely pumped for the 3rd quest now, so I'm sure it can do nothing but disappoint =/

 

Don't you need Wanted! for the commorb you use in the quest?