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Freneskae (or Frenaskrae) is a mysterious plane of existence from which the Mahjarrat are believed to have originated. According to the Wise Old Man, very little else is known about the realm.[1]

During the Kharidian–Zarosian War, when Icthlarin and Amascut were seeking allies to turn the tide against the armies of the Zarosian Empire,[2] they travelled to the home of the Mahjarrat (presumably Freneskae) and brought them to Gielinor, where they were known as Icthlarin's Stern Judges.[3]

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References

  1. ^ Wise Old Man. Old School RuneScape. "Very little is written about the tribe of the Mahjarrat. They are believed to be from the realm of Freneskae, or Frenaskrae - the spelling in this tongue is only approximate."
  2. ^ Mehhar. Old School RuneScape. "During the great war, our forces were decimated by the servants of the Ruinous Powers. To turn the tide, Icthlarin and Amascut sought powerful allies to aid us."
  3. ^ Mehhar. Old School RuneScape. "They found them far from here, in a place beyond this world. A powerful race of faceless ones. They became Icthlarin's Stern Judges."
  4. ^ Jukat. Old School RuneScape. "Dragon swords! Here, Dragon swords! Straight from Frenaskrae!"

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