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23) First there was a portal network created by the elder goddesses; then Guthix added to it with shards of the elder sword; then the fairies refined the nodes with rings of mushrooms
24) early runecrafters, rediscovered by mages in the northern Kharidian in the early 5th age - some kind of combination of runecrafting and golem construction - otherwise I'm hazy on this lore...
25) a rift-like phenomenon on Teragard - it can snap souls from a body, provide magical energy, and act as a portal to other worlds
26) sacrifices/rituals of rejuvenation
27) Ralvash, Lamistard, and Mizzarch died at previous sacrifices; I think Palkeera fell in battle.
28) Legatus Zamorak and Pontifex Azzanadra?
29) Seren - sustaining Mah - Daemonheim - Zaros - sustaining the Mahjarrat - Ghorrock Plateau
30) god of chaos, ?
31) Taraket, Tarshak, and Silkath - Necrosyrtes; Kalibath, Lasthes, Phalaks - Dactyl. I'm guessing here...
32) Tsutsaroth - K'ril; Alyroth - I think Delrith and Agrith-Naar, certainly the demon of Ape Attoll; Byzroth - Azacorax, Alathazdrar
33) Cacus - for his children he spawns
34) Senntisten was Zarosian, then Zamorakian; then Saranthium with Saradominist - cannot remember the dates. I think the Zamorakian coin had a 32-- date from the 3rd age. Maybe Saranthium lasted until the IV.1700s?
35) Hallowvale; it was a quiet wood...unless all of Morytania was called Hallowvale. I'll go with my first answer.
36) A woman was lost in the Kharidian and prayed to Elid for help...or did Scabaras dig under the Elid around there? I'll go with my first answer.
37) There was a city of crystalline towers on the summit of Ice Mountain from which refracted beams of light upon which the creatures played - the city was destroyed during the Godwars - I find this lore suspect.
38) - ...I cannot remember these, but I think they were very much like our own, as far as the quests were developed at the time - adventures in a cave in Karamja, among the Fremennik in the north, etc.

39) I think he was from Ardougne...that's all...
40) a metallurgist in the early 5th age; his assistant died in his lab, which he then sealed
41) 4 - Saradomin, Tuska, Skargaroth, and Guthix if we can count him - only Skargaroth died during that conflict. Tuska and Guthix have died since.
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43) good, cannot remember, bad
44) Thamarron destroy Uzer; Balfrug Kreeyath destroyed Ullek; and some ripper demons destroyed the town where Mort'ton stands today - I cannot remember other names.
45) near Taverly, because the Falador wasn't keen on another order of knights in Asgarnia
46) Hopespear received a message from Bandos that ended the battle upon the Plain of Mud; I cannot remember the roles of the other two.
47) some sort of demon or demon-like creature from Bordanzan, trapped in stone near Keldagrim; he was defeated the first time by trapping him within the stone
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49) to do away with worship, to create beings who did not need to worship; now Ocellus wants his creations to worship him
50) friendly; his kingdom in the east collapsed, presumeably due to the invasion of Hazeel and Khazard, as well as from raiding goblins as they fled genocide in the Feldip Hills at the hands of the ogres
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52) monarchy, consortium, aristocracy? I haven't attended to dwarven lore in ages.
53) I think following the backlash against Zamorakians in the wake of the burning of the first Wizards' Tower. I think the Varrock Museum has a piece on this.
54) They worship many, Guthix and Armadyl included, if the old lore is still correct, as well as various local spirits.
55) They wanted to maintain their nomadic way of life, and a blood feud?
56) They've got big, strange-looking, tall-standing altars, and their religious rites sometimes involve necromancy.
57) goblins and gnomes; the gnomes won using illusion magic
58) for their chant - by the Naragi?
59) Witches could be safe there?
60) Skinweavers are healers; worldbearers carry things;
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62) The Zamorakians were expelled throughout the main human kingdoms; the runecrafting crusades also came to an end because rune production dropped dramatically.
63) He was too violent?
64) He gave away Camelot, their inheritance, to King Arthur and his knights.
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66) A, B, C, D
67) It drains your own life? The necromancer ends up with multiple undead things drawing upon his own life-force. It might also drive you mad, like Melzar.
68) Avalani made a discovery in portal dynamics; Baba Yaga likely knows oneiromancy as a member of the Moon Clan, as does Zemouregal; Wizard Elriss works on mystical resonances, as does Wizard Comperty - he also specializes in strange forms of teleportation.
69) I can't believe I don't recognize any of these. I am disappointed that Senventior Disthine Molenko is not here.
70) the teleport box - I can't remember its long name...
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72) cremations, I think, and for worshipping elements or some elemental god or Loarnab maybe.
73) Everyone human involved in the conspiracy kind of faded away; he heard a curse whispered in his ear; and his memory of many of the events became somewhat clouded.
74) Torva, I think, took on a bunch of ripper demons. Virtus was siphoning magical energy from naturally occuring rifts in Lumbridge Swamp. -
75) I think he gave us the ring of visibility; we asked him to show us where to find one of Azzanadra's diamonds, and he asked us in return to retrieve a cross from the bandits in the Kharidian.
76) I only remember one - he was created on the fourth day of Tumeken's dream when he sought solitude in the southern desert.
77) one with little, bug-like life-forms that fly along with him, another barren, dry, and empty of life

78) a smith in a town on the border of the Zarosian empire. Upon finding that his metalwork had been used to create great undead seige engines, he confronted the mahjarrat leading them - I think Zemouregal - and was struck down, but saved by death and then transformed into Cres by Guthix.
79) Zamorakian - endless competition and self-improvement; Armadyl - forever walking in each other's shoes; Bandos - endless slaughter
80) Does it charm them? make them more interested in conversation than the consumption of brains?
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83) Yes and no, they can absorb the magical essence/anima/souls of other things, which is like eating, and presumeably some eat - each other - when they are born, in whatever way the various kinds are born.
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85) several millenia
86) I think they were one of the races on Yu'biusk, and many other races came from interbreeding them with goblins and orks. I can't believe I cannot recall their two names...
87) Goebies
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89) a curse
90) the body altar, the Wizards' Tower, the mage training arena
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93) it's a planet of broken, floating rocks; there is water near the core; Aviantese culture involves a rite of passage requiring the young to descend to the core in order to retrieve water; the old religion speaks of many spirits, such as some who are responsible for the geography of Abinnah today.
94) It shrinks, I think because the Goraks themselves consume its magical energy...
95) Britain?
96) They are important to the tribes of Karamja - to kill one is a great accomplishment.
97) It's its own pocket dimension - kind of - somehow bordering the lands of snow and summer...
98) eons and eons; 8000 years; 10,000 years; 9000 years?
99) The Vacu worship a demon in Khazari, I think. Adamantite Damsel is a rock band.
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101) I'd totally do this, mixing in a good deal of headcannon, and tie it into spirits at work in Gielinor which also subtly influence the evolution of human and gnomic magics, but alas I've already spent a whole lot of time on this - and my answers toward the end have suffered for it.