Statue of King Maximus

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Statue of King Maximus
Non-interactableInspectable
Statue of King Maximus
Released20 March 2024 (Update)
MembersYes
QuestNo
LocationFortis Colosseum
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ExamineA statue of King Maximus. It was he who ordered the construction of the Fortis Colosseum.
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Object ID52736,52737,52738
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The statue of King Maximus is a decorative statue found in multiple locations on the outer perimeter of the Fortis Colosseum.

An inspectable variant of the statue can be found in the Grand Museum.

Locations

Location Members Spawns Map League region
Grand MuseumMembers1Show mapVarlamore Varlamore✓
Fortis ColosseumMembers9Show mapVarlamore Varlamore✓

Transcript

This statue depicts King Maximus, the creator of the Fortis Colosseum.
In the early days of the kingdom, criminals were sacrified to Ralos in a temple atop the Fortis Cliffs. However, King Maximus ordered the destruction of this temple, insisting there was no place for human sacrifice in Varlamore.

In place of the temple, King Maximus had the Fortis Colosseum built, with it remaining there to this day.

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