King Maximus

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King Maximus
A statue of King Maximus.

King Maximus Tullus was a former king of Varlamore, and a member of the Tullus dynasty.[1] Statues of him can be found in the Grand Museum of Civitas illa Fortis, as well as in various locations around the city.

He is best known for having ordered the construction of the Fortis Colosseum, which replaced a temple dedicated to Ralos that had been used to sacrifice criminals.[2]

References

  1. ^ "Fortis Colosseum - First Look & Rewards". Old School RuneScape News. Jagex. 24 October 2023. Archived from the original. "When he took the throne, King Maximus Tullus ordered the destruction of the temple, and replaced it with an even greater monument – the Fortis Colosseum."
  2. ^ "Grand Museum". Old School RuneScape. "This statue depicts King Maximus, the creator of the Fortis Colosseum. In the early days of the kingdom, criminals were sacrified to Ralos in a temple atop the Fortis Cliffs. However, King Maximus ordered the destruction of this temple (...) In place of the temple, King Maximus had the Fortis Colosseum built, with it remaining there to this day."

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