Jas is the elder god of time and is associated with sand as well - she is the most powerful of the Elder Gods, having created most of the Elder Artefacts using her stone. She is one of the three Elder Gods seen in Origins of Gielinor, although it is unknown which. Together the trio roughly created Gielinor and used the TokHaar and other Elder Artefacts to further shape the planet. She enslaved a race called the Dragonkin and tasked them to be the eternal guardians of the Stone of Jas.
Ful is the elder god of Constancy and is associated with fire and lava. She is also part the trio of Elder Gods seen in Origins of Gielinor motion-comic. Mah was the youngest of the five elder gods. Her sisters, thinking her a stillborn, left Freneskae without realising that she was not dead at that time. Mah was incredibly weak compared to the other Elder Gods, and was on the brink of death, before Seren killed her in Children of Mah.
She created Zaros and Seren subconsciously in order to keep her company on Freneskae. The Muspah , Mahjarrat and other creatures of Freneskae Nihil excluded are products of her dreams and nightmares. She is the elder god that is related to the forest and trees, and one of the four currently residing in the world of Gielinor. She also was one of the three elder gods that created it. Zaros is the mysterious god of control.
Zaros is one of the two known gods to be the creation of an Elder God, not an ascended mortal. At the peak of his power, he was the strongest god aside from Guthix before being overthrown and banished by Zamorak in the late Second Age.
Before being overthrown, however, he ruled over most of the land in Gielinor, with numerous fortresses placed strategically throughout his lands, only one of which still stands. He is recognised to be very powerful, with his name striking fear into both Saradomin and Zamorak even after thousands of years of his passing.
Zaros, along with Seren , are the two oldest non-Elder gods with both of them being nearly as old as the universe. Nowadays, Zaros has few followers, since most of them defected to Zamorak or were exterminated, although he still has a faction of Mahjarrat that aided in his return.
Until recently, he was incorporeal, having cast off his body to evade death at the hands of Zamorak. The few loyal followers of Zaros, along with the player , work to recreate a corporeal form for Zaros in Fate of the Gods. Zaros has claimed to be "cursed" by Mah , causing all those near him to worship him.
Seren is the crystalline goddess of peace and growth as well as the divine aspect of light and the anima mundi , a Gnomish term for the world's life energy. She is worshipped in Tirannwn , being the patron goddess of the elves.
She is the only god, other than Guthix, who is known to have arrived on the realm of Gielinor in the First Age and one of the only goddesses to have been on Gielinor outside the Desert Pantheon. Seren was created alongside her 'brother' Zaros by the Elder God Mah. After the departure of her brother Zaros from Freneskae Seren attempted to soothe Mah from her destructive nightmares, feeling a need to care for her creator.
She later found her efforts to be futile and decided to depart Freneskae to search for Mah's siblings. During her search Seren met the elves on Tarddiad who came to love her from their first encounter with her. She would ultimately tie the elves to her in the attempt to expand their lives - a move which she regretted ever since. Outside of her presence, the elves would become feverish and would eventually die. Seren and Guthix had close relations during the First Age though it is unknown if it extended beyond a platonic relationship.
Guthix had come to her homeworld before the First Age whilst in search of the perfect world. According to the Book of Seren after he found Gielinor he invited Seren and the elves to come with him to share the world of Gielinor. By the end of the First Age Guthix asked Seren to join him in leaving Gielinor in the hands of the mortal races, however Seren refused to this invitation, fearing that the elven race would collapse without her presence, though she promised Guthix she would not interfere with the mortals and that she would join him in the future.
Following the God Wars - which Seren herself had played no part in - the Edicts of Guthix were established. This gave Seren no choice but to depart from Gielinor with Guthix forcing most of the other gods on Gielinor to depart so to free mortals from the influence of the gods.
Knowing that the elves remained dependent upon her presence and would otherwise die, Seren instead opted to shatter herself across the forest of Isafdar - fragmenting into an incorporeal state. Guthix was the god of balance and the most powerful known ascendant god.
He was also the discoverer of Gielinor after the Elder Gods created it. With the Stone of Jas and other artefacts Guthix created the runecrafting altars and the runes , and, using his sword, another artefact, he created the Portal of Life , the gateway which he used to allow the different races into Gielinor, starting with the humans, gnomes, fairies and dwarves.
Although Guthix originally was thought to have no specific gender, he was referred to as male and appeared as a skull with tendrils on the scalp.
It is now known that he was a Naragi. He gained his powers when he was a mortal during wars that various gods fought over his homeworld. The gods Skargaroth and Tuska had just had an enormous fight with each other which ended with Skargaroth, knocked unconscious, crushing Guthix's house and his daughter Aagi , after which Guthix took his sword.
He stabbed Tuska in her last remaining eye, blinding her and absorbing some of her power. He then stabbed Skargaroth in the back, killing him and absorbing his power. He later took the sword and discovered that it could open portals between worlds. He gained the majority of his power when he was on Gielinor, where he discovered three Elder Artefacts.
He shaped it and went into a slumber, hoping to be forgotten, fearing he would otherwise become as horrible as Tuska or Skargaroth. He only awoke to end the God Wars, defeating and banishing multiple gods from the realm and keeping them out with the Sword of Edicts , which he created. He wept, appointed Guardians of Guthix and went to sleep again, with no god being able to interfere with life on Gielinor again due to the Edicts. He woke once more in the Fifth Age, when his refuge had been discovered, before being killed by the Zarosian Mahjarrat Sliske , a fate he gladly accepted.
Saradomin is the god of order and wisdom. He is often portrayed as an old, bald man with a long beard, an homage to his human heritage. Many Saradominist NPCs, such as Padomenes , claim that he is the god of good, despite his status, as confirmed by Jagex, as the god of order. His following consists mainly of humans and Icyene. His symbol is a four-tipped star, and the colours that represent him are blue, white, and sometimes gold.
He is the owner of an Elder Artefact called the Crown Archival. Along with Tuska, he is one of the oldest of the ascendant gods and has played a major role in the history of many realms. Most notably, he invaded the Naragi realm and destroyed their city of Askroth. His crown later brought him to Gielinor, searching for more artefacts. He was the main adversary of Zamorak during the God Wars, which the latter declared because Saradomin had stolen the Stone of Jas from him.
He is incredibly old, having been a god for well over ten millennia. After the death of Guthix and removal of the Edicts of Guthix, Saradomin was the first to return to Gielinor. Saradomin was engaged in a battle with Zamorak outside of the town of Lumbridge , the location where Zamorak returned to Gielinor shortly after the Sixth Age began, over possession of a rift that contained a portion of the remnant of Guthix's powers.
Saradomin and Zamorak, evenly matched, called upon their followers and adventurers to collect the exposed resources revealed after a large crater was blasted into the landscape forming the battlefield. After a two and one half month long struggle, Saradomin defeated Zamorak temporarily. Despite his physical form being locked into magical battle with his rival god, Saradomin has demonstrated that he can still appear elsewhere to communicate directly with his followers.
Zamorak is the god of chaos and arguably the most infamous for being the initiator of the God Wars. He is often regarded as a god of evil by non-Zamorakian humans, however, this is typically seen as bias. He was originally a Mahjarrat who rebelled against Zaros after years of service as a general due to the stagnation he saw in the Zarosian Empire.
During this betrayal of Zaros, Zamorak managed to stab Zaros with the Staff of Armadyl and absorbed some of his powers, although the struggle with Zaros nearly killed him. After the battle at Zaros's palace, Zamorak, having defeated his former master by luck, achieved godhood shortly after. He then went to Pandemonium, the world of demons, to fulfil his promise to the Avernic demons by liberating them from the Chthonic demons, but returned and declared war against Saradomin and Armadyl to reclaim the Staff of Armadyl and Stone of Jas they stole from him after he left Gielinor starting the God Wars of the Third Age.
Immediately after Zamorak returned after Guthix's death, he was defeated by Saradomin in the first divine battle of the Sixth Age, the Battle of Lumbridge. He narrowly escaped by being rescued by his general, Moia.
Later, after Sliske revealed to all of the gods that he was in possession of the Stone of Jas, Zamorak arranged a plan with the World Guardian to steal the Elder Artefact from him. He failed to take the Stone but did manage to regain the power that he lost at his defeat at the Battle of Lumbridge.
The colours that represent him are red and black. Zamorak is the youngest of Gielinor 's major gods, and the second to return following the death of Guthix. Armadyl is the god of justice who ruled the skies and the birds of Gielinor before leaving the planet after the God Wars. He was also an ally of Saradomin , and united with him during the God Wars.
It is said that he wept and abandoned Gielinor to roam the multiverse after his 'precious children', the aviantese , a race to which he also belongs, were slain during the war, although a few of them still exist in the God Wars Dungeon.
He doesn't have many followers in the current age and for that reason, has been forgotten by most of the individuals that live on Gielinor. The Staff of Armadyl was named after him and he derived his symbol from it. Until its theft in the Fifth Age, the staff was guarded by the Guardians of Armadyl , though the Aviantese had possession of it before. Upon his return in the Sixth Age, he has started regaining a number of followers. Armadyl has achieved a major victory over his longtime rival and enemy Bandos by killing him.
Bandos was the god of war with little other goal than to constantly revel in battle and bloodshed. Most of his followers were unintelligent races such as ogres , goblins , orks and hobgoblins.
He was known to his followers as Big High War God and is usually only referred to as Bandos by his higher ranking followers. He arrived in Gielinor just after the God Wars commenced, eager to join the battle with his powerful followers ourgs , raurgs and fayrgs. Apparently, the races that served him did not exist on Gielinor before his arrival and he brought them with him by force from Yu'biusk , a plane where most his followers originated, but he destroyed after he was banished.
Bandos attempted to work around the Edicts and return to Gielinor in the Fifth Age, but his plans were thwarted. While many justifiably viewed Bandos as manipulative, selfish, and sadistic, Bandos believes that only the strong deserve to be rewarded and the weak can either serve as thoughtless weapons to the strong or fight to overthrow the strong, through which become strong themselves.
This attitude extends to his followers who he claims he will not help nor feel empathy towards those he views as weak. Bandos returned shortly after the beginning of the Sixth age and was killed in a fierce battle with Armadyl, whom he had underestimated. Marimbo is the patron goddess of the monkeys , worshipped on Ape Atoll.
The monkey town of Marim is named after her, and she is also known to be cheeky and hedonistic. She ascended to godhood by having a drinking contest with an unknown god, which Marimbo won. Her opponent died of an overdose of alcohol. Marimbo then absorbed the god's divine power. Unlike the other gods, Marimbo was happy to leave when Guthix forced the gods out of Gielinor , as she disapproves of violent wars. However, a while after Sliske killed Guthix, she returned to Gielinor along with the other gods in the Sixth Age.
Instead of warring, Marimbo was involved with a non-fatal contest with the god of cabbages and deliciousness, Brassica Prime. Brassica Prime is the patron god of cabbages , and his alignment is apparently 'deliciousness'.
He appears extremely weak for a god since he is a vegetable. Brassica is larger than average cabbages and is able to bounce around and speak. April Fools' appears to be the cabbage holiday, as other cabbages begin bouncing and talking on that day, in worship of their god.
Brassica Prime could originally be found in Oo'glog during April Fools event. Unlike other deities, Brassica does not appear to be power-hungry and only wants to make fun, and is not seen often, except for April Fools. He also makes an appearance in Missing, Presumed Death , where he is shown sitting on a podium in the Empyrean Citadel. However, unlike other battles in the Sixth Age, the two gods' aims weren't to kill one another.
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God Emissaries. View source. The first god letter arrived, and it was from Saradomin, who predominantly spoke about wishes that the citizens of RuneScape had enquired about, for ages. He also told a little bit about the gods which continues in every letter, though occasionally the information given about the gods is very contradictory and confusing.
Letter 1 - Saradomin claimed he created the world of RuneScape, and also stated that the god Zamorak is his brother. In letter 2, Saradomin is again the god who speaks and this time he claims he would never intervene in the affairs of RuneScape directly. He does not state anything else about the gods. Letter 3 - Saradomin again replies to queries from RuneScape's citizens. In the introduction before Saradomin greets the readers, there is a reference to him having more than one brother.
We learnt in letter 1 that Zamorak was Saradomin's brother, but now we learn there are at least 3 god siblings. Letter 4 is again written by Saradomin. He does not say anything about the gods except that robes that Saradomin encourages people to wear, can be found in the monastery. Letter 5 contains some more interesting information about Zamorak. Many ages ago, there used to be a place called the 'black hole' where rule breakers were sent to as a punishment. Non-rule breakers could go down and taunt the rule breakers and leave by the means of a disc of returning, but eventually the black hole was removed and the discs remaining are now considered 'rare items'.
Anyway, Saradomin stated that the black hole was the work of Zamorak, and was designed to glamorize evil deeds.
Letter 6 - Saradomin is still going strong and writing letters to the citizens of RuneScape when his 6th letter arrived in the mailbox. He writes the wilderness is Zamorak's territory where citizens of RuneScape who normally are fairly nice can play out their aggressions.
Saradomin jokes a reply of Zamorak, god of bowel movements to someone who asked if the citizens of RuneScape could have digestive systems. It shows that Saradomin has a slight sense of humor.
A large point of interest in letter 6, is where Saradomin names a new brother. This brother is Guthix. Saradomin states that Guthix doesn't really do much because he is so neutral and that the druids like him.
Letter 7 and 8 say nothing about any god, so onto letter 9. Letter 9 - We learn that Zamorak has stolen the mailbag! But we also finally see a different point of view about the gods. In the introduction, we are reminded that Zamorak is evil and the lord of all darkness and is generally unpleasant. We also learn he is not a great keeper of secrets. Zamorak says Saradomin is a self-righteous god.
Zamorak states that he loves the wilderness and we also learn Zamorak's slogan is strength through chaos. Letter 10 - We learn there are 3 gods and that Zamorak despises Saradomin. In letter 11, Zamorak writes that the gods have made an agreement to not directly interfere with RuneScape citizens. Zamorak also says nobody has the power to ban him from the world.
He also states that an image somebody made of Saradomin actually did capture the 'ugliness, and sell satisfied , smug stupidity of Saradomin so well. Zamorak supports the Ardougne Chimeras while Saradomin supports the Lumbridge Eagles, Guthix is not into competitive sports. Letter 12 - Guthix has control over the mailbag and one of the first things we learn about the gods is Guthix thinks his brothers are lesser gods than he is. We also learn that Guthix does not like interfering, and it turns out he had more followers than he originally believed.
He also says that neither Zamorak nor Saradomin could utilize his powers through Herblore , because neither will admit Guthix is greater than him. Guthix also claims to be the creator of RuneScape and the only 'true' god of RuneScape. Guthix goes on to say, that he is beyond good or evil, he simply is Guthix. He states that necromancy is an abomination to him, and that he cannot alter the balance of the world. Guthix's ending to his letter is balance is power. Letter 13 was again written by Guthix.
He states again that he has a bigger following than anyone had suspected and answers a question on his gender where his reply is 'I am Guthix, I am neither, and I am both'. A god can't be defined as a mortal. Guthix also claims that Saradomin and Zamorak were compelled by Guthix's power to cease direct interference in RuneScape because the last time they walked in, they nearly destroyed the world. He also states that both are powerful and they have indirect actions on the world while Guthix keeps balance in RuneScape.
He also thinks pure players are an abomination. He also says he is the mightiest of all gods because he can fully comprehend the nature and mysteries of the universe. He states that one god cannot exist without the others and believes fighting should only be for a specific cause.
Guthix has no symbols because he has no 'real' followers because picking one god over another would unbalance the system. The aim of Guthix's followers to achieve perfect balance. We also learn that Zamorak is chaos itself. Guthix states that the sheep are under his protection and that's why it's impossible to attack the sheep.
Guthix says how it's not in his nature to reward those who follow him because balance is the reward for the true followers.
Letter 14 - Saradomin returned and states that he thinks combat is wrong, he says the reason to get an holy symbol is because Saradomin is better and thus his symbol easier to obtain. Of course he would say that because he's glorifying himself. He also replies to a letter asking about Zaros with this statement. Mention not his name, nor discuss him.
Some things are better left unknown. Letter 15 - Oh no, Zamorak once again stole the mailbag from Saradomin, lets see what he has to say in letter He was asked who his favorite brother is, he says sometimes he likes Guthix in a bad mood, but he doesn't exactly like him. We also learn Zamorak hates sheep probably cause they're not killable We then learn that Zamorak is not married and can't remember who the mother of Iban is.
He also claims he's not afraid of Zaros, though he had a bit of a stutter when he first heard Zaros might re-emerge, and then boasts that he's not afraid. One really brave writer asked Zamorak what his favorite form of undergarments were, Zamorak replied; commando. Letter 16 - Guthix returns in letter 16 to tell us again that being neutral is the best way. Besides that, he also tells us his power is drawn from the very essences of life that dwells on RuneScape which is why he doesn't demand or look for loyalty from his followers.
We also learn that there were at least 20 gods who came into RuneScape while Guthix was inactive. He also states that to properly pronounce his name, a person's vocal cords would need to be removed.
In this letter Guthix also states that he doesn't claim the creation of Gielinor RuneScape , he claims its rightful ownership. Another person had asked about pronouncing his name so he says the closest you could get in the human tongue, is 'guh-thicks'.
In addition to having the druids as followers, the chaos druids acknowledge Guthix's position as the oldest and most powerful god. We also learn that the things coming out of Guthix's skull are tendrils and he requires them. Letter 17 is from Saradomin, he doesn't say much about the gods though he does say his favorite type of music are Psalms and Hymns of his temples saying good things about him. Letter 18 comes to the readers from Zamorak; he states that there are two quests that you can choose to help Zamorak on his evil deeds.
Zamorak says that he hates Zaros. He also says that every death in the wilderness adds to his power. Letter 19 - We receive letter 19 from the ever neutral god Guthix, he states that the other gods are more of honorific than blood siblings. He also states that the image of his tentacle-skull thing is a approximation of what he looks like currently though he has no set form. He also has no particular feelings towards or against monkeys.
Letter 20 was written by Saradomin and did not contain any valuable information so onto letter 21, again, written by Saradomin. He claims that he makes no mistakes. Saradomin also states the ways to tell the gods followers apart. He claims Saradominists work to help others; a Zamorakian will call you a newb and laugh at you, while a Guthixian won't do anything but try to decide if helping you will be upsetting balance.
He also states that wisdom is one of the greatest gifts he can give his followers. He then goes on to state that he did not make the world but its his creation nevertheless.
Letter 22 comes from the fiend Zamorak. We learn he's from the mighty race of the Mahjarrat devourers of Freneskae. Zamorak says that currently Guthix is a big floating metal skull. He also claims that the Zamorak trimmed armour is rune armour stained with the blood of his enemies.
He ends the letter, proclaiming that he lies a lot. Letter 23 comes to the readers again from Zamorak. He doesn't say anything of interest so off to letter In letter 24 written to the people of RuneScape by Guthix, we learn that Entrana might be the location where Saradomin first emerged into RuneScape which is why it is so much more dedicated to him than other locations where he has followers.
But even though the island is mostly dedicated to Saradomin, there is a location for Zamorak's followers. The reader also learns there is no location in RuneScape with only one god's presence.
Guthix then goes on to talk a little bit about during the war between the gods, the gods had used creatures which are now extinct, Zamorak in particular used creatures which Guthix described as abominations. Guthix also informs the readers that he thinks Zamorak and Saradomin are unable to compromise on their beliefs. He also says that Zamorak is a force and embodiment of chaos while Saradomin is a force for and a representative of order. No god is fully good or evil.
Letter 25 is written by again by Guthix. He first tells us that he does not believe player killing to be good or bad, but it's necessary for balance. Guthix tells us that he has no race, his name stands for balance, he can take the appearance of anything though he is not what he takes the appearance of, he respects sheep, he also says he has no symbol to represent himself because acceptance of his beliefs isn't a choice, it's a rejection of the choices forced upon the devotee from Zamorak and Saradomin.
He also says that there is a symbol for him possibly created by his followers but he doesn't want it rediscovered. Letter 26 - Saradomin returns to write letter He states that he did not physically create the world, but brought the value systems of honour, courage, wisdom, and mercy to the world.
Saradomin also states that he enjoys bananas from N. If you are a player or a fan, this will be the ultimate test, what Runescape God do you follow? Guthix, Zamorak, perhaps Saradomin, have fun taking this Runescape Quiz. If you are Zamorak, you will be full of evil and chaos, you will belive in the power of your physical self.
Maybe Saradomin, the god of Order and the creator of mankind and many other races of Runescape.
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