Saradomin

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The symbol of Saradomin.

Saradomin (Jagex pronunciation: sa-ra-DOME-in) is the god of order and wisdom and one of the three major gods in Gielinor, alongside Zamorak and Guthix. Little is known about his past, but he has a great many followers; there are far more churches dedicated to Saradomin than any other god.

History

Saradomin is said to have created Gielinor together with Zamorak and Guthix at the start of the First Age[1]; however, based on recent evidence from an adventurer, this could not have been the case as Zamorak had not yet ascended to godhood at that time.[2] In the Second Age, Saradomin arrived in Gielinor among other gods, first setting foot on the island of Entrana.[3] Although the icyene, a Saradominist race, controlled much of the land now known as Morytania, Saradomin's influence fell short compared to the god Zaros, whose empire was rapidly expanding. Zaros was, at that time, the strongest deity in Gielinor.[4] At some point, Saradomin resorted to placing spies amongst the Zarosians, most notably Lennissa and Dhalak, the latter of which played a crucial part in the plot leading to Zaros' downfall and betrayal by the Mahjarrat general Zamorak.[5]

Throughout the Third Age, Saradomin was one of the most active participants in the God Wars that followed Zamorak's ascendancy to godhood, and the two were notoriously opposed to each other as the god of order versus the god of chaos. When Guthix awoke from his slumber, Saradomin was, along with most other gods, banished from Gielinor with the Edicts of Guthix.

Followers

Groups and races

Notable followers

Animals associated with Saradomin

Affiliated items

The following items provide protection against Saradomin's troops in the God Wars Dungeon and offer energy replenishment from magical obelisks in the Hallowed Sepulchre:

The following items, while affiliated, do not provide protection against Saradomin's troops in God Wars Dungeon or offer energy replenishment from magical obelisks in the Hallowed Sepulchre:

References

  1. ^ "Display case (Varrock Museum, number 16)". Old School RuneScape. "The world of Gielinor is said to have been created by the gods Saradomin, Zamorak and Guthix at the start of the 1st Age."
  2. ^ "Display case (Varrock Museum, number 16)". Old School RuneScape. "However, recent evidence from a brave adventurer suggests that Zamorak was not a god at this point in time and so would not have been able to create worlds."
  3. ^ High Priest (Entrana) in Heroes' Quest. Old School RuneScape. "You are standing on the holy island of Entrana. It was here that Saradomin first stepped upon Gielinor."
  4. ^ Lennissa in Curse of the Empty Lord. Old School RuneScape. "Let us just say that he was a fearsome deity, whose strength was greater than all the gods we knew of on this realm at the time." In reference to the Empty Lord, aka Zaros.
  5. ^ Dhalak in Curse of the Empty Lord. Old School RuneScape. "To my eternal shame, I decided that I would assist Zamorak and his henchmen in their battle, by secretly casting a spell of concealment upon the staff so that [...] they might use it secretly against their master."

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