Statue steps

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Statue steps



Released								29 March 2004 (Update)
Removal								13-21 December 2004 (Update unknown)
Members								N/A
Quest								N/A
Location								N/A
Options								None
Examine								A base for the statue to sit on.

Advanced data

Object ID								588
Link								MOID

Statue steps are an unused scenery object that were added in the RuneScape 2 beta. Originally, they could be found in Falador, and were a plinth upon which the statue of Saradomin stood. However, they were removed from Falador quite early on and have not been seen since. It is unknown when exactly they were removed, but it was definitely between 13 and 21 December 2004.

The statue steps cannot be found anywhere else, and as a result have never been present in Old School RuneScape.

Changes

Date	Changes
22 February 2005 (Update)	The scenery was graphically updated.

Gallery (historical)


29 March 2004 – 22 February 2005	22 February 2005 – present

Source

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Canonical source	Statue steps
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License status	declared

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