Difference between revisions of "Category:Rise Of Typhus"

High in the Devil's Peak, an ancient group of reclusive healers and mystics live their solitary lives in a constant struggle against an evil force. Their name, the Order of Typhus, is a misnomer; the Order's temple is but a jailhouse for their prisoner, a Demon Lord, whose infernal magics lash against the bonds daily and threaten to lay waste both to the Temple as to the world of Midgaardia below.

Though this state of affairs has been unchanged for years untold, as of late no messengers from the Order nor supply wagons have been seen travelling the mountain.

Perhaps, finally, Typhus has prevailed.

Level Range: 51-51

Builder: ITyrant

Directions

Walking route from Aelmon: 19n, 3e, 5n, u, e, u, w, n, u, n, u, 6n, w, u, n, u, e, u, n, w, n.

Portaling point(s) suggested: Tysiln San.

Connections

• North Of Ofcol (map)

Navigation

Adventuring

Is it time for a round of bad news again? News from Devil's Peak tell a story how the Order of the Typhus has recently been decimated, in a savage attack. With only a single survivor remaining, it is an open question whether this ancient society of monks and priests will be able to recover.

Good news, at least as far as the ordinary citizens of Midgaardia are concerned, is that their jailhouse has been designed with this eventuality in mind, and the seals, although broken in places, are still more than capable of containing their prisoner.

So, all is well, and relatively unchanged, and there is little reason for concern. There is absolutely no need for any hero intervention. No, there are no quests for heroes to do up there. Best course of action would be to leave the Order alone and stop trying for a millionth time to kill the unkillable Lord Typhus.

-- Midgaardian Weekly

Comments

This area replaced the grandfathered Typhus in December, 2014. Some mob and item descriptions in the old area are still being used in reference to this new area, and may or may not have had descriptions, comments and such updated to reflect this.