Jiggig
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| Jiggig | ||||
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| Released | 17 May 2005 (Update) | |||
| Also called | Ogre burial grounds | |||
| Members | Yes | |||
| Location | Feldip Hills | |||
| League region | ||||
| Inhabitants | Ogres, Zogres and Skogres | |||
| Music | Zogre Dance | |||
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| Type | dungeon | |||
| Location on World Map | ||||
| Castle Wars | ||||
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| Chompy Marsh | ← | Jiggig | → | Gu'Tanoth |
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| Feldip Hills | ||||
Jiggig is a former ogre ritual site, located south of Castle Wars. Its primary known uses were to house the corpses of ogre ancestors and to serve as a site for ceremonial dancing. Due to the suspicious activities of a renegade wizard leading up to the events shown in the Zogre Flesh Eaters quest, some of the ogre corpses have been raised as undead zogres and skogres. Ogre guards have installed barricades around Jiggig to stop these undead ogres from escaping. The dungeon inside can only be entered during and after the Zogre Flesh Eaters quest.
Undead ogres may disease a player. This can be countered with Relicym's balm. They are also very resistant to normal weapons, but Brutal arrows work on them very well.
There are many ogre coffins scattered about Jiggig. They can be opened either with an ogre coffin key, which is a drop from zogres and skogres, or by picking the locks through the Thieving skill.
Transportation
- Ring of dueling teleport to Castle Wars then run south to Jiggig.
- Using Fairy ring code BKP and running east.
Inhabitants
The entrance to Jiggig is guarded by several Ogres. Uglug Nar is a shaman who will sell the player supplies useful for fighting in Jiggig, although many of his items are not in stock by default. Grish is another shaman who starts the Zogre Flesh Eaters quest. Pilg and Grug are wounded ogres who have been injured while fending off the undead ogres. There are also two uninjured ogre guards. The first guards the barricade which blocks the way into Jiggig itself, and will let the player in during the Zogre Flesh Eaters quest. The second guards the only three ogre coffins that are outside the barricade, and will throw the player inside the Jiggig dungeon if they fail to steal from the coffins.
Trivia
- Jiggig is named Jiggig because the ogres jig at Jiggig.[1]
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