The Other 50% Reef

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The Other 50% Reef is a coral reef in the Eastern Ocean. It earns its name from 50% Luke, a pirate that lost half of his body to the reef.

The reef is close to Luke's Reef, a similar reef that Luke discovered when he fell overboard on his captain's ship, The Inebriated. Like Luke's Reef, The Other 50% Reef consists almost entirely of a species of extremely spiky coral. However, it is considerably taller, nearly reaching a ship's hull.[1]

When Luke fell overboard, he was thrown a rope by his crew, which he clung to as the ship continued on its course. When the ship passed over the reef, Luke was caught on the spiky coral, costing him the left half of his body. The reef was then given its name by The Inebriated's crew and is still labelled so on their maps today.[2]

Trivia

  • The fact that there is coral in the water, as opposed to rock or another material, suggests that the Eastern Ocean is warm-water based.

References

  1. ^ 50% Luke. Old School RuneScape. "And then I discovered another, taller, spikier reef of even sharper and more painful coral."
  2. ^ 50% Luke. Old School RuneScape. "To this day it is still marked on our fleet's charts as The Other 50% Reef."

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