Night of the Vampyre
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| Night of the Vampyre (#417) | ||||
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| Released | 4 September 2006 (Update) | |||
| Members | Yes | |||
| Unlock hint | This track unlocks in Meiyerditch. | |||
| Quest | Yes (but can be unlocked without) | |||
| Location | Castle Drakan | |||
| Duration | 06:10 | |||
| Tempo | Varies | |||
| Time signature | 6/8 | |||
| Composer | Ian Taylor | |||
| Instruments | Church Organ, Synth Voice, Choir Aahs, Pizzicato Strings, Tremolo Strings, String Ensemble 1, Tubular Bells, Taiko Drum, Analog Drum Kit, Timpani, Reverse Cymbal | |||
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| Advanced data | ||||
| Sort name | Night of the Vampyre | |||
| Cache ID | 646 | |||
| Unlock detail | Unlocked in Meiyerditch during Darkness of Hallowvale. | |||
| Is jingle | No | |||
Night of the Vampyre is a music track that is unlocked in Meiyerditch during Darkness of Hallowvale. In this area, the music player will shuffle between this track, Lament of Meiyerditch and The Last Shanty.
Using Classic mode, it can also be unlocked without having started the quest at a small area north-west of Barrows.
Tempo starts at 135 BPM but slows down to 102 before switching to 120 after the intro.
Versions
| Version | Release | Music Track |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 May 2006 | |
| Soundbank Update | ||
| 2 | 6 March 2007 | |
| Fossil Island Soundbank | ||
| 2 | 7 September - 5 October 2017 |
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| 16-bit Music Update | ||
| 3 | 9 April 2025 | |
Location
Changes
| Date | Changes |
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| 28 February 2024 (Update) |
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| 1 March 2018 (Update) |
Added unlock hint for this quest: 'This track unlocks during the Darkness of Hallowvale quest.' |
Trivia
- This track might be a reference to the novel Night of the Vampyres by George R. R. Martin.
- According to data crowdsourced via RuneLite in 2020, approximately 98.7% of players unlock the track during Darkness of Hallowvale, while 1.3% unlock it at Barrows.
- The song's tune is also a reference to Pink Floyd's song "The Trial".
