Lump of crystal

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Lump of crystal
Released20 August 2003 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemLegends' Quest
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableNo
OptionsDrop
ExamineIt looks like it's been snapped off of something.
Values
Value1 coin
High alch0 coins
Low alch0 coins
Weight0.05 kg
Advanced data
Item ID743
LinkMOID

The lump of crystal is a quest item used during the Legends' Quest. It is obtained by defeating Ranalph Devere in the Viyeldi caves beneath the Kharazi Jungle. When combined with the chunk of crystal and the hunk of crystal (obtained by defeating the other two warriors) at the furnace, they form the heart crystal required to unlock a door that leads further into the caves.

It is not possible to obtain the heart fragments after completing the quest; killing the knights again does not provide the player with the fragments. However, duplicate parts of the crystal can be obtained during the quest by utilising the drop trick. If the player does this, they are able to create another (albeit useless) heart crystal after completing the quest.

Item sources

SourceLevelQuantityRarityLeague region
Ranalph Devere92 1AlwaysKaramja

Source

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