Hey ive heard alot of times that jagex has hidden references to monty python in runescape

 

 

 

Can someone please post some of them because i love monty python

Well the most obvious of the set would be the Holy Grail quest...

Well the most obvious of the set would be the Holy Grail quest...

 

 

 

 

 

i dunno, thats still a realistic thing in midevil times i guess, even today... like idiana jones and stuff...

Well the most obvious of the set would be the Holy Grail quest...

 

 

 

 

 

i dunno, thats still a realistic thing in midevil times i guess, even today... like idiana jones and stuff...

 

 

 

Hmm a holy tablenapkin doesn't sound that realistic to me :lol:

 

 

 

There's the lumberjack in Miscelenia too, his examine says "He's a lumberjack and he's ok..."

Well the most obvious of the set would be the Holy Grail quest...

 

 

 

 

 

i dunno, thats still a realistic thing in midevil times i guess, even today... like idiana jones and stuff...

 

 

 

Hmm a holy tablenapkin doesn't sound that realistic to me :lol:

 

 

 

There's the lumberjack in Miscelenia too, his examine says "He's a lumberjack and he's ok..."

 

 

 

 

 

yea ive never seen monty python, i know of him and his movies, but i have no desire to watch them honestly. but still the holy grail has been quested after for along time, and camelot is in runescape... soo, it mighthave been like this

 

 

 

lets make a quest for the holy grail, because for this or that reason, oh but wait lets add wierd stuff to it because we like monty python...

 

 

 

 

 

seems more like an oppurtunity thing then a blatenly obvious thing

 

yea ive never seen monty python, i know of him and his movies

 

Its not "Him" or "his" ,its their movies

 

 

 

I wouldn't say the the holy grial quest is a refference to monty python's holy grial unless they replace the black titan standing on the bridge with a lethal rabbit :D

 

 

 

The lumberjack on Miscelenia (if true) is no doubt a Monty Pyton

 

yea ive never seen monty python, i know of him and his movies

 

Its not "Him" or "his" ,its their movies

 

 

 

I wouldn't say the the holy grial quest is a refference to monty python's holy grial unless they replace the black titan standing on the bridge with a lethal rabbit :D

 

 

 

The lumberjack on Miscelenia (if true) is no doubt a Monty Pyton

 

 

 

exactly, you see how much i care about british comedy.

 

yea ive never seen monty python, i know of him and his movies

 

Its not "Him" or "his" ,its their movies

 

 

 

I wouldn't say the the holy grial quest is a refference to monty python's holy grial unless they replace the black titan standing on the bridge with a lethal rabbit :D

 

 

 

The lumberjack on Miscelenia (if true) is no doubt a Monty Pyton

 

 

 

The black titan is very Monty Python. In the first part of the movie King Arthur comes across one actually on a bridge. He asks him to join the knights of the round table, but the knight stays silent and attack Arthur as soon as he tries to cross the bridge. King Arthur defeats him by cutting off his swordarm, but the knight refuses to give up and Arthur ends up cutting off his other arm, his legs and finally his head. Even then the knight refuses to acknowledge defeat and call Arthur a coward for walking past him and threatens to knaw on his ankles and bleed on him :lol:

I think this would be cool to see in the game :-w

 

yea ive never seen monty python, i know of him and his movies

 

Its not "Him" or "his" ,its their movies

 

 

 

I wouldn't say the the holy grial quest is a refference to monty python's holy grial unless they replace the black titan standing on the bridge with a lethal rabbit :D

 

 

 

The lumberjack on Miscelenia (if true) is no doubt a Monty Pyton

 

 

 

exactly, you see how much i care about british comedy.

 

 

 

British comedy is the best comedy. :XD:

 

 

 

The black titan is very Monty Python. In the first part of the movie King Arthur comes across one actually on a bridge. He asks him to join the knights of the round table, but the knight stays silent and attack Arthur as soon as he tries to cross the bridge. King Arthur defeats him by cutting off his swordarm, but the knight refuses to give up and Arthur ends up cutting off his other arm, his legs and finally his head. Even then the knight refuses to acknowledge defeat and call Arthur a coward for walking past him and threatens to knaw on his ankles and bleed on him :lol:

 

Actually, he doesn't attack him when he's trying to cross the bridge, they talk and then they fight so arthur can cross. And arthur never cut his head off :

 

OH! And one that no one ever really points out is the dancing knights on the table of the party room. Monty python and the quest for the holy grail, they show a scene of them in camelot, dancing and singing on the tables \

Nevermind :x Post above me mentioned it.

someone in the help and advice forum stated that if you use a raw herring with a tree, it says "this isn't the mightiest tree in the forest" :lol:

 

 

 

still havent gotten around to trying it myself though

in monty phyton's holy grail they are wearing the seers helmet and it's called a seers helmet too :

someone in the help and advice forum stated that if you use a raw herring with a tree, it says "this isn't the mightiest tree in the forest" :lol:

 

 

 

still havent gotten around to trying it myself though

 

 

 

I think that is fake...... Worth a try though.

i found this on the other post

 

 

 

It is!

 

 

 

"You must find the mightiest tree in the forrest and cut it down with a .....*dramatic music*... HERRING!"

 

 

 

It's the second quest king Arthur gets from the knights who say "NI". They first have to find a shrubbery. I haven't found a reference to that, though....

 

 

 

lol i sounds real

someone in the help and advice forum stated that if you use a raw herring with a tree, it says "this isn't the mightiest tree in the forest" :lol:

 

 

 

still havent gotten around to trying it myself though

 

 

 

I think that is fake...... Worth a try though.

 

 

 

It's true, I was skeptical about it, so I took a raw herring and used it on a tree.. and it said "That is not the mightiest tree in the forest." :o

 

yea ive never seen monty python, i know of him and his movies

 

Its not "Him" or "his" ,its their movies

 

 

 

I wouldn't say the the holy grial quest is a refference to monty python's holy grial unless they replace the black titan standing on the bridge with a lethal rabbit :D

 

 

 

The lumberjack on Miscelenia (if true) is no doubt a Monty Pyton

 

 

 

The black titan is very Monty Python. In the first part of the movie King Arthur comes across one actually on a bridge. He asks him to join the knights of the round table, but the knight stays silent and attack Arthur as soon as he tries to cross the bridge. King Arthur defeats him by cutting off his swordarm, but the knight refuses to give up and Arthur ends up cutting off his other arm, his legs and finally his head. Even then the knight refuses to acknowledge defeat and call Arthur a coward for walking past him and threatens to knaw on his ankles and bleed on him :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

i've seen the holy grail and YES that is monty python even though replacing it with a rabbit would be much much better

Just look at the farseer helm...

 

 

 

looks like the guy with the rams horn thingy

who can blame them? monty python and the holy grail is the greatest comedy ever made ~_~

 

 

 

On second thought lets not, camelot is a silly place...

That movie is making a comback, me and my freinds watched a week ago and now there selling a special edition.

who can blame them? monty python and the holy grail is the greatest comedy ever made ~_~

 

 

 

On second thought lets not, camelot is a silly place...

 

 

 

"On second thought let's not go to Camelot, It is a silly place."

 

 

 

And yes The Holy Grail is the worlds funniest movie.

i tried it myself.

 

 

 

here's the result

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:lol:

Although this has nothing to do with RS (apologies),

 

 

 

The musical version of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail", called "Spamalot" was just released in London last weekend...

 

 

 

Well at least I found it interesting....

 

 

 

 

 

"For Camelot !!"

man, even as an american, i think that's one of the best comedies i've seen

 

and BTW, i am so using that pic in my siggy