Standing stone

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Standing stone
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Standing stone
Released20 February 2006 (Update)
MembersNo
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LocationFalador, Settlement Ruins
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ExamineWhat ancient rites were performed here?
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The standing stones are mysterious stones found north of Falador. Their current purpose is unknown, however, Mod West reportedly planned to utilise them in the Warding skill, provided it would pass a poll, which it didn't.[1] An easy treasure trail clue describes the two central stones as "ominous stones in Falador". There is also a stone located south of the Settlement Ruins in Kourend.

The standing stones north of Falador

Locations

Location Members Spawns Map League region
North of FaladorFree-to-play4Show mapAsgarnia Asgarnia✓
South of Settlement RuinsMembers1Show mapKourend Kourend✓

Trivia

  • In RuneScape 3, it is revealed these standing stones are the site of the location where Guthix created the Balance Elemental.
  • At RuneFest 2010, it was revealed that they were added because the graphics designer was told to make some existing stones look "interesting".

References

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