Low wall (Temple of Light)

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Low wall (Temple of Light)
Low wall
Released17 October 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
QuestMourning's End Part II
LocationTemple of Light
OptionsClimb-over
ExamineAn ancient blockage.
Map
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Object ID10035
LinkMOID

Two low walls are located on the 1st floor of the Temple of Light, which the player visits during the events of Mourning's End Part II. Both can be climbed over by the player character in order to access alcoves inside of the temple. The flooring of the southern alcove also contains a large spherical opening at its centre, which a rope hanging from a nearby rock extends into. The player can use this rope to descend back to the ground floor. This section of the temple is also notable for not containing any of the aggressive shadows that roam most of its other corridors; jumping over this low wall therefore instantly leads to a safe refuge for the adventurer.

Although similar in appearance and function to an Agility obstacle, there is no level requirement to scale the low walls, nor does it award any experience. It is also not possible to fail to climb over one of the two walls.

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