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Mel Achy is an unknown traveller who, while journeying in the far east, learned of a highly explosive and sticky mixture known as fire oil.[1] They recorded the recipe in the Big book of bangs, which includes the ingredients quicklime, sulphur, and naphtha.

At some point, Lord Iorwerth came to possess Mel Achy's book. As he didn't have the troops available to take on King Tyras's forces directly, Lord Iorwerth suggested that the adventurer create a bomb to assassinate Tyras, using the knowledge found in the book.[2]

Trivia

  • Mel Achy is an anagram of "alchemy".

References

  1. ^ Mel Achy. "Big book of bangs". Old School RuneScape. "In my travels, I have witnessed many explosive creations. One of particular note, is fire oil. Used in the far east, fire oil has an incredible explosive capability. However, it also sticks to anything it touches."
  2. ^ Lord Iorwerth in Regicide. Old School RuneScape. "Good job. As we don't have the troops available to take on his forces directly, I suggest we try some alternative tactics. I have this book here which details an explosive reaction. We should be able to use it to create a bomb."

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