Crondis

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Crondis
Released								24 August 2022 (Update)
Members								Yes
Race								Crocodile
Quest								Into the Tombs
Location								Jaltevas Pyramid
League region								Desert✓
Gender								Female
Options								Talk-to
Examine								Tumeken's avatar of resourcefulness.
Advanced data
NPC ID								11659,11660
Link								MOID

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Crondis is the lesser goddess of resourcefulness and one of the four minor gods of the Menaphite Pantheon, a collection of deities that rule over the Kharidian Desert. According to legend from the Book of Light and Day, she was created from one of the four dreams that the main god Tumeken once had over four days.

A manifestation of her can be encountered during Icthlarin's Little Helper. If the player picks up the crocodile-headed canopic jar containing the lungs, the player can fight the manifestation. However, fighting her is not necessary to finish the quest.

During Beneath Cursed Sands it is revealed that she, alongside Apmeken, Het, and Scabaras, have been captured and corrupted by Amascut who had hunted them down over the centuries, with Amascut having manipulated Zebak into assisting her. They have all been taken to the Jaltevas Pyramid, the tomb of Osmumten, where Amascut plans to use two ancient weapons against them to steal their divine energy and ascend from a demi-goddess to a true goddess.

• The apparition of Crondis appearing during Icthlarin's Little Helper.
• A statue of Crondis found in the Tombs of Amascut.
• A statue of Crondis found in the Uzer Mastaba.
• A crocodile emblem dedicated to Crondis.
• A canopic jar containing a pair of lungs bearing the visage of Crondis.
• Concept art of the Avatars of Tumeken, by Mod Jerv.
• The symbol representing Crondis as seen in the Tombs of Amascut

• Crondis is probably based on the Egyptian god Sobek.
• With the release of the Do No Evil quest in 2010, Crondis's alignment was reinterpreted to pertain to resourcefulness and modesty, rather than egregious enjoyment. For this reason, the richer people of Menaphos were said to shun her, and the Pharaoh particularly so. This was also changed in Old School RuneScape with the release of Beneath Cursed Sands.