List of places of worship

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List of places of worship

Churches

A church is a building dedicated to worship by congregation. They are usually found in or near large settlements. Most churches also contain an altar; players can pray at an altar to replenish their Prayer points. Some churches also have an organ in them, which can be played for entertainment.

Several locations in Old School RuneScape meet the criteria for a church while holding a different title.

Monasteries

Monasteries are buildings of worship that are much larger in scale than a church or chapel. In addition to places for prayer, there are living quarters for the members of the building.

Temples

A temple is a place of worship that takes the form of something other than a church, which is based upon worship by congregation. Temples listed here are either referred to as such in-game, or fit the description of a temple while not taking the form of a congregational church.

Name Alignment Altar Requirements Release Members
Ah Za Rhoon Zamorak No Shilo Village 27 January 2003
Ancient Guthixian temple Guthix No While Guthix Sleeps 10 July 2024
Asgarnia chaos temple Zamorak Yes None 6 April 2001
Chaos church Zamorak Yes None 27 February 2002
Ectofuntus Necrovarus No Ghosts Ahoy 15 February 2005
Enakhra's temple Zamorak No Enakhra's Lament 23 January 2006
Flamtaer temple Elemental flame[3] No Shades of Mort'ton 18 October 2004
Fortis temple Ralos Yes Children of the Sun 20 March 2024
Frozen temple Unknown No None 24 May 2023
Goblin temple Bandos Yes Land of the Goblins 9 February 2022
Great Temple Icthlarin Yes Icthlarin's Little Helper 26 April 2005
Iban's temple Zamorak No Underground Pass 3 March 2003
Karamjan temple Unknown No Dragon Slayer II 4 January 2018
Lizardman temple Xeric No None 10 January 2019
Nature grotto Guthix Yes Nature Spirit 13 July 2004
Ortus temple Ralos Yes Children of the Sun 20 March 2024
Outer Fortis temple Ralos Yes Children of the Sun 20 March 2024
Paterdomus temple[4] Zamorak / Saradomin Yes None 29 June 2004
Quidamortem cave temple Xeric[5] No Tale of the Righteous 19 April 2019
Senntisten temple ruins Zaros No The Dig Site 9 July 2003
Scabaras temple[6] Scabaras Yes Beneath Cursed Sands 27 April 2022
Stonecutter Outpost temple Ralos Yes Children of the Sun 20 March 2024
Stranglewood temple Ralos and Ranul No Desert Treasure II 26 July 2023
Tal Teklan temple Ralos Yes None 23 July 2025
Tal Teok Ralos No None 23 July 2025
Tekton's temple Xeric No None 5 January 2017
Temple of the Eye Saradomin[7] No Temple of the Eye 23 March 2022
Temple of Ikov Armadyl No Temple of Ikov 17 June 2002
Temple of Light Seren No Mourning's End Part II 17 October 2005
Temple of Lost Ancients Unknown Yes Death Plateau 17 October 2013
Temple of Marimbo Marimbo Yes Monkey Madness I 6 December 2004
Temple of the Lesser Gods[8] Avatars of Tumeken Yes Icthlarin's Little Helper 26 April 2005
Temple of the Moon and Sun[9] Ralos and Ranul Yes None 4 July 2019
Tower of Voices Seren Yes Song of the Elves 25 July 2019
Twilight Temple Tsak Tauli Yes None 25 September 2024
Uzer temple Unknown No The Golem 15 April 2005
Wilderness chaos temple Zamorak Yes None 13 August 2001

Shrines

Shrines are sacred constructions made to honour or worship a person or thing. Some shrines contain altars which can be used to restore Prayer points.

Other

Several objects are also named shrine, but exist within or near a temple or shrine as well:

Notes and references

  1. ^ 1.0 1.1 This church is no longer in-game.
  2. ^ 2.0 2.1 This name is given by the wiki; no official name exists in-game
  3. ^ "Ulsquire Shauncy: I've researched this much, it seems that the temple was dedicated to the worship of elemental flame or fire. The sacred flame was said to be very holy and was used somehow to sanctify oil for use in cremations."
  4. ^ While the temple is dedicated to Saradomin, it is occupied by Zamorakians until the events of The Blood Moon Rises when it again returns to the Saradomists.
  5. ^ This temple was created by Xeric, but it's unknown who or what the Dark Altar is dedicated to.
  6. ^ There is no in-game documentation labeling this as a temple; the label is conjecture by the Wiki based on the presence of the altar
  7. ^ The temple was created by Saradominists but is built to defend the Stone of Jas.
  8. ^ While the temple is accessible partway through Icthlarin's Little Helper, the altar is broken until completion of Contact!
  9. ^ This name is given by the wiki; no official name exists in-game

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