Ruins of Ullek

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Ruins of Ullek
Ruins of Ullek
Released27 April 2022 (Update)
Also calledUllek
MembersYes
LocationKharidian Desert
League regionDesert Desert✓
InhabitantsScabarites (formerly, humans)
MusicRuins of Isolation
Map

The Ruins of Ullek is a ruined ancient city located in the deep south of the Kharidian Desert. During the God Wars, the city was destroyed by Zamorakian invaders from the north, led by the demon Balfrug Kreeyath. Today, only ruins remain where the once magnificent city stood, inhabited by scabarites.

The area is visited during the Beneath Cursed Sands quest, where the player unlocks the dungeon below.

Features

West of the ruins lies a mining site, which has a number of iron, coal, clay, and a single adamantite rock. Additionally, there is a bronze pickaxe spawn here as well. Within the mining site is a single Kharidian cactus spawn, which can be used to offset the amount of waterskin uses used while training here.

After the Beneath Cursed Sands quest, the lower level of the Scabaras Dungeon contains many locust riders (both ranged and melee) and scarab mages.

Monsters

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