Feel free to post ur ideas here.

 

 

 

I think I have the solution but i'm not sure. Anyway, here is my idea

 

 

 

1. Go to Zanaris (fairy city)

 

 

 

2. Get the egg from the statue of the chicken.

 

 

 

3. Go in Lumbridge caves ( with a lantern... No candles!!!)

 

 

 

4. try to use this egg with a giant frog. (dont forget a mirror shield :P )

 

 

 

I just think about that. (greek mythology)

 

 

 

I'm almost sure it's something like that.

 

Please try it...

I would have never thought of that :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

I would try it but....

 

Ya know :lol:

 

Edit: @ Post below - Canada pwns k?

Sorry if i made mistakes, I'm french. :D (from Canada)

go canadiens I LOVE YOU!!! I LOVE CANADA!(if u didnt get it im canadian too, from edmonton)

Feel free to post ur ideas here.

 

 

 

 

 

4. try to use this egg with a giant frog. (dont forget a mirror shield :P )

 

 

 

I just think about that. (greek mythology)

 

 

 

I'm almost sure it's something like that.

 

 

 

Please try it...

 

 

 

good idea, couple things to consider thoug.

 

Basilisk is serpent not frog by greek mythoology.

 

The most common mythology of birth of basilisk is from crushed viper(venomous snake) egg wound with a spider web

A basilisk is born from the egg of a chicken hatched under a frog, that is a good idea ^_^.

someone go try it!

Well, you see a baby basilisk comes when a mommy basilisk and a daddy basilisk...

 

Seriously, I have no idea where it would be, but did anyone try talking to the wise old man?

I'll copy this from the other thread...

 

(you know...the one we should be using because it was here first)

 

Jagex is guilty of using MANY references to Harry Potter in their game. In one of the HP movies, Lord Voldemort is holing a snake, which we later find out is a baby Basilisk. Somebody go kill snakes. (Try ALL snakes...don't forget about the new ones, and also the ones on Crash Island.)

I did. Nothing. :(

Isn't it the egg of a serpent hatched by a chicken? By the way, I heard all you have to do is kill some regular Basilisks... let's just wait for someone to find it so we can copy them lol.

but if everyone had that attitude, no one would ever find out :wink:

Yeah...actually all you have to do is kill the smaller normal basilisks.

where are these "smaller" ones at?

i can safely say it doesn't work with REGULAR chicken eggs. haha :lol:

I'm 90% sure of what needs done for the quest...and that's just wait for them to actually add the baby basilisk and then go to it where it'll be by the other basilisks and kill it? Seriously if it hasn't been found in over 14 hours yet chances are it's not out yet.

wouldn't ya think that jagex wouldv'e caught this error by now though??

 

I mean after it being this long I would think they wouldv'e added them unless we're missing them somewhere...

there probbably in canada.

It's probably in some very obvious place, that if they say where they are, we'll slap our heads and hit our chests. :lol:

I'll copy this from the other thread...

 

(you know...the one we should be using because it was here first)

 

Jagex is guilty of using MANY references to Harry Potter in their game. In one of the HP movies, Lord Voldemort is holing a snake, which we later find out is a baby Basilisk. Somebody go kill snakes. (Try ALL snakes...don't forget about the new ones, and also the ones on Crash Island.)

 

 

 

I haven't noticed any references from Harry Potter Jagex uses. The Jagex Basilisk is more in tune with what I considered a basilisk, and the Harry potter basilisk, I consider a big snake with a fancy name. But they both get ideas from the same lore and mythology. Anywhere that uses mythology and medieval style monsters are bound to have some simularities.

 

 

 

I've even seen some people wondering why Jagex isn't sued for stealing ideas from Harry Potter and other popular culture things because of using creatures with similar names, etc. But the names and personalities/traits of these creatures have been around for centuries, warped and bent with time.

 

 

 

So if someone says Jagex steals the unicorn's healing ability from harry potter (the blood in the HP books, and the horn in runescape), I'd say that Jagex was more true to the lore, since the horns of unicorns are supposed to have healing properties. Or at least that's what norsemen said to europeans when they sold them narwhal tusks. (if you see something that looks like a unicorn horn, it's likely a whale tusk) The ideas of the creatures have been around for a long time. They just haven't been mainstream.

 

 

 

Anyways, I'm just randomly babbling.

There are no monsters called 'baby basilisk'

 

However there are two kinds of 'basilisk'

 

try to kill smaller one

A cockatrice is a small basilisk, look in wiki. And note both have the same slayer strength and you use the same equipment on both

With all the people trying, I'm sure if somebody got one off the smaller basilisk, we would've heard it by now.

 

 

 

Jagex probably just messed up something and we can't get it, or there's just somewhere/something nobody's figured out yet.

 

 

 

My guess is the former...

the basilisk mother still pregnant... just wait 3 months more.. :]

 

 

 

so no baby basilisks yet..

Mod Ash

 

Jagex Mod

 

 

 

11-Apr-2006 09:48:19

 

As you'll have noticed, there's no such thing as a baby basilisk. These monsters were dropped from the Slayer skill before its release, and they've never appeared anywhere in RuneScape.

 

 

 

We'll be doing an update in the next couple of hours (hopefully) that should change the quest to require the bones of normal adult Basilisks, the sort you find in that dungeon south-east of Rellekka.

 

 

 

We're really sorry about this.

 

 

 

We can stop going crazy now.