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Camelot
Camelot
Released27 February 2002 (Update)
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LocationKandarin
League regionKandarin Kandarin
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The Castle of Camelot is a stone's throw east from the famous city of Seers' Village. Home to King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, the castle is also the starting point for the Holy Grail and Merlin's Crystal quests. The Camelot Castle might also be a frequent venture for players following clue scrolls.

Camelot was once the home of the Sinclair family. However, when the Knights of the Round Table came to Gielinor, Lord Sinclair gave the castle to them and moved to another place known as Sinclair Mansion.

You can't access the castle if you're in middle of doing King's Ransom.

The Camelot Teleport is a common method of transportation to Camelot and its surrounds.

Knights of the Round Table

All of these knights appear in the original legend.

These knights cannot be fought normally, but after you have completed King's Ransom, you will be able to take part in the Knight Waves Training Grounds that allows you to fight all of the Knights of the Round Table, one after the other. This is for a reward of 20,000 experience in combat skills (Hitpoints, Attack, Strength and Defence), and your respawn point can be set to just outside the castle (by speaking to Merlin in the castle, 1st floor) instead of Lumbridge or Falador. You also get access to two new prayers (Chivalry and Piety).

Although not technically part of the Knights of the Round Table, Merlin lives in Camelot Castle in his study on the 1st floor. He is a close confidant of King Arthur and plays a large role in all the Camelot quests.

Quests

Trivia

  • This location is named after the castle of the same name in the legend of King Arthur. The inhabitants are direct references to King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table.
    • Merlin, who is a sorcerer, is not a part of the Knights of the Round Table in RuneScape. However, in some versions of the Round Table myth, Merlin has a seat within the Round Table, even though he is not a knight.
      • It is said that Merlin advised King Arthur as to which knight was worthy enough to be included in the Round Table.
    • Unlike the rest of the knights in RuneScape, the names of the Knights of the Round Table do not play on words like the White Knights and Temple Knights. This is no doubt due to Arthur and his knights being part of a pre-established legend and not created for RuneScape.
    • A popular artefact missing from the RuneScape Camelot castle is that of the Siege Perilous, the seat that meant death to any but the most pure knight and the one destined to find the Holy Grail. This may be an overlooked detail or it may be absent because its occupant, Galahad, is no longer at the court of King Arthur, but lives as a monk near Hemenster.
  • When you talk to King Arthur for the very first time, he says that he is "passing time" or "taking a vacation" in RuneScape.
  • There is a Saradomin altar upstairs, suggesting that they are worshippers of Saradomin. The castle was, however, owned by Lord Sinclair, before it was given to the knights, and who was a Saradominist. In addition, Galahad's dialogue suggests he does not have religious solidarity with Saradomin worshippers, despite wearing Saradomin-styled attire; this may indicate that he, and perhaps other Knights in Camelot, still retain their faith from Britain (as seen in the Arthurian legends they're sourced from).

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