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I have a theory, but it helps me to show my thought processes:
Daeyalt highlights a weakness, rather than being one itself, meaning it likely acts as a catalyst, therefore daeyalt works in conjunction with another weakness, of which blisterwood, blood dependency, the Ivandis Flail and the Salve are the prominent ones. This also means that the vyres are either trying to keep it from us, or Vanescula is pulling strings.
First, one thing that is apparent is that the areas surrounding the Stone of Jas during inactivity tend to produce rune essence, while areas where the stone is used leave a strong magical residue and give out energy. Daeyalt is a similar colour to the fist of guthix and glacors, which tells us that the stone was likely used there and that daeyalt gives out energy rather than absorbs it.
Now, giving out energy means that it would act best with a conduit we already use or to amplify energy whilst being a conduit. Blood dependancy doesn't work well with either of these, so I'll discount that. Highlighting a weakness implies a natural w**kness of a vampyre, rather than amplifying a method of bypassing their defences, so it doesn't suit the flail. This leaves blisterwood and the salve.
The nature of the salves blessing is unknown to us, however we know that it is Saradomnist. If the salve is the weakness it still wouldn't make much sense for daeyalt to be related due to proximity and that the stone was hidden during the salves blessing. The only link is the possible Saradomnist origin of daeyalt. Catalysing the salve is an interesting concept though, it could be possible to push the barrier further into Morytania
The augmentation of blisterwood with daeyalt seems the most plausible, even more likely if the tree was planted with the stones magic as protection, which may have been the case if it was planted during the first invasion of hallowvale during Saradomins possession of the stone.
I think that was coherant, please pick my theory apart
Daeyalt highlights a weakness, rather than being one itself, meaning it likely acts as a catalyst, therefore daeyalt works in conjunction with another weakness, of which blisterwood, blood dependency, the Ivandis Flail and the Salve are the prominent ones. This also means that the vyres are either trying to keep it from us, or Vanescula is pulling strings.
First, one thing that is apparent is that the areas surrounding the Stone of Jas during inactivity tend to produce rune essence, while areas where the stone is used leave a strong magical residue and give out energy. Daeyalt is a similar colour to the fist of guthix and glacors, which tells us that the stone was likely used there and that daeyalt gives out energy rather than absorbs it.
Now, giving out energy means that it would act best with a conduit we already use or to amplify energy whilst being a conduit. Blood dependancy doesn't work well with either of these, so I'll discount that. Highlighting a weakness implies a natural w**kness of a vampyre, rather than amplifying a method of bypassing their defences, so it doesn't suit the flail. This leaves blisterwood and the salve.
The nature of the salves blessing is unknown to us, however we know that it is Saradomnist. If the salve is the weakness it still wouldn't make much sense for daeyalt to be related due to proximity and that the stone was hidden during the salves blessing. The only link is the possible Saradomnist origin of daeyalt. Catalysing the salve is an interesting concept though, it could be possible to push the barrier further into Morytania
The augmentation of blisterwood with daeyalt seems the most plausible, even more likely if the tree was planted with the stones magic as protection, which may have been the case if it was planted during the first invasion of hallowvale during Saradomins possession of the stone.
I think that was coherant, please pick my theory apart
20-Mar-2013 20:19:12 - Last edited on 20-Mar-2013 20:24:45 by DoogleHallow
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