The Ruins of Camdozaal

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The Ruins of Camdozaal (#653)
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Released 14 April 2021 (Update)
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Unlock hint This track unlocks during the Below Ice Mountain quest.
Quest Below Ice Mountain
Location Ruins of Camdozaal
Duration 03:41
Tempo 123 BPM
Time signature 4/4
Album RuneScape: Desert Treasure II - Ashes of The Empire
Composer Julian Surma
Instruments Standard Drum Kit, FX 3 (crystal), Acoustic Grand Piano, Orchestral Harp, String Ensemble 1, Choir Ohhs, Pizzicato Strings, Tubular Bells, Music Box, Reverse Cymbal
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Sort name Ruins of Camdozaal, The
Cache ID 691
Unlock detail Unlocked in the Ruins of Camdozaal, accessed after the completion of the Below Ice Mountain quest.
Is jingle No

The Ruins of Camdozaal is a music track that is unlocked in the Ruins of Camdozaal, accessed after the completion of the Below Ice Mountain quest.

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Trivia

  • The track was originally released on 29 September 2008, being played during the quest Defender of Varrock in RuneScape. It was originally composed by Adam Bond, but was recomposed by Julian Surma for Old School RuneScape.

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Canonical sourceThe Ruins of Camdozaal
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