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So where would Necronium be canonically found? Would it only be in areas of the Forinthry blast(The Wilderness) or just anywhere else?

At the end of the video Origins of Gielinor(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB88piitm9o) it is mentioned that nearly all currently existing settlements/cities made either during the 4th age or end of 3rd age, were founded on the battlefields & encampments where the god wars were fought.

This means that the ground underneath the areas of Ardougne, Edgeville, Yanille, Varrock, Falador, Canifis and maybe even Lumbridge if it was made during the '4th age' could be potential candidates? Or do they need to be from the blast?

A glimpse of how Necronium would look upon being forged:

And now onto the other ores:

Invictum

*Invictum is a pretty Latin sounding name for an ore, which seems to translate to mean something like 'invincible' in English. The concept armour looks like some kind of 'Roman-Mahjarrat' combination in its appearance and design.

Aetherium

*Aetherium's appearance/name may hint that it has links with use by most likely
the Armadylean Aviansie(Evidenced by some details on the gauntlets and, helmet/boot shapes), whom may have used this very strong metal to forge the godsword blades. The masterwork helmet also resembles the Armadylean Warpriest Helmet in a way.

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Penny Drakis said :
Lorewise, it is likely that the Kharidian desert has some major deposits due to the extremely slow moving Kharidian Desert Campaign, according to The Song From Before The War

And that is discounting possible earlier deposits of Necronium-like material from the Kharidian-Zarosian Wars and Tumeken's nuking of the final battlefield. Granted, we don't know the exact nature of the war. It could have been a (possibly long) series of quick moving skirmishes instead of the grindfest that Bandos turned the God Wars into. Plus a key part of the proposed necronium lore is dependent on Third Age Armor and Magic. But the Kharidian-Zarosian Wars had Second Age Armor possibly blessed by Zaros or the Kharidian Pantheon, plus demonic and Zarosian/Mahjarrat magic with high doses of divine nuke radiation. So not exactly Necronium, probably a lot rarer, and with different properties but made by the same accidental artificial geological process. But isn't it also likely that the Zarosians may have infact used Invictum armour for their melee troops?

Looking at the appearance of that, kind of bears a resemblance to a 'Mahjarrat-Roman' type of design:

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Padomenes said :
But isn't it also likely that the Zarosians may have infact used Invictum armour for their melee troops?

Looking at the appearance of that, kind of bears a resemblance to a 'Mahjarrat-Roman' type of design:



OO! That should teach me to ignore the non-lore videos. Well, that is definitely special enough to create Second Age Necronite (which I suppose I should call Invictite). There should be deposits of that at the borders of the former Zarosian Empire rather than at Third Age sites. I can't imagine much of it being manufactured in the Third Age after the empire fell, although there might have been large caches of it found during the Third Age and used by besieged Zarosians or Zamorakian and Saradomist adventuring parties. Humility is self-destruction, pride is the destruction of all else. And He said, "

Let there be light.

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And then there were none .

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