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Graveyard
Released18 April 2005 (Update)
Also calledVampyre Graveyard, Morytania Graveyard
MembersYes
LocationMorytania
League regionMorytania Morytania✓
TeleportsKharyrll Teleport, fairy ring BKR
MusicDeadlands
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The Graveyard is a fenced-off area located just north of Castle Drakan in Morytania, east of the Mort Myre Swamp. The grave in the centre holds the Desert Treasure I boss, Dessous.

The graveyard features mainly in the Desert Treasure I quest. In the quest, players must fight the vampyre Dessous in order to obtain the blood diamond.

On the way there, player may encounter several ghasts and some vampyres, so it would be wise to bring along some druid pouches and extra food. The fairy ring network (code BKR) can also be used to get into the middle of the Mort Myre Swamp for a quick route here.

Dessous escaping from his tomb during Desert Treasure I.

After the quest, the graveyard is primarily visited for two coordinate clues, one each for Elite (north of it) and Master (in the graveyard).

Desert Treasure I
NPCs
Enemies
Items
Diamonds of Azzanadra
Locations
Related
Burial sites
Graveyards
Tombs and crypts

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