Miazrqa

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Miazrqa
Released4 June 2007 (Update)
Also calledPrincess of Asgarnia
MembersNo
RaceHuman
QuestGrim Tales
LocationTower between Captured Temple and Ice Mountain
League regionAsgarnia Asgarnia✓
GenderFemale
OptionsTalk-to
ExamineA slightly insane princess.
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID5125
LinkMOID

Miazrqa (pronounced My-az-ra) is a princess of Asgarnia and the great niece of King Vallance.[1] During Grim Tales, she holds captive the dwarf Rupert the beard. She asks you to go fetch her pendant before she will free the dwarf, who gives you a piece of his armour as a reward for freeing him. Her second cousin twice-removed is the witch of Taverley, Nora T. Hagg.[2]

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References

  1. ^ Miazrqa in Grim Tales. Old School RuneScape. "I am the great niece of King Vallance himself."
  2. ^ Rupert the Beard in Grim Tales. Old School RuneScape. "Stepmother? Ho! Good lord, no. No king in his right mind would marry a hag like that! No, this is her evil second-cousin, twice-removed."

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