Display case (Varrock Museum, number 21)

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Display case (Varrock Museum, number 21)
Display case
Released29 May 2007 (Update)
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LocationVarrock Museum
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ExamineA display model of the runestone essence rocks.
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Object ID24631
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A display case containing a model of a rune essence rock can be found on the 1st floor of the Varrock Museum. It is labelled as display number 21 of the museum's Timeline exhibit.

The display case can be studied in order to learn more about the subject matter that it portrays.

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Display number 21
5th Age - currently 169 years old

In the first years of the 5th Age, human mages discovered the secrets of making runes from rune essence. They did so by using various runic altars (also called runecrafting altars) across Gielinor. Due to the power of these runes, humans started to become dominant within the world, with the human kingdoms of Misthalin and Asgarnia quickly growing to become the ones we know today. The mages who discovered rune essence (modelled here) set up a great tower of wizardry in southern Misthalin.

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