Post by ZB Elite on Jun 26, 2014 19:51:59 GMT -5
Intro
Vorago is a gigantic, rocky, and extremely powerful boss monster created by the Anima Mundi, or as he refers to it, the "earth soul", billed as the toughest boss monster in RuneScape. He is an ancient being and used to cause chaos in the past, but was defeated and went into a slumber. Towards the end of the Fifth Age, he re-awoke, now much friendlier.
Vorago is found in the Borehole, a large cave north of Falador, and wishes to test his strength against challengers in order to prepare to defend Gielinor against future threats, such as the gods, should he deem them as such. He was defeated long ago by a powerful weapon known as the maul of omens after using his power to destroy, but has since reformed, although he is more passive now.
If challenged, Vorago uses five stages of increasingly high-hitting attacks that change on a weekly basis. Rewards include level 90 magic equipment - materials needed to make tectonic Armour - and the seismic wand and seismic singularity.
Using the maul of omens to finish him off is a requirement for trimming the completionist cape.
Location
Vorago is located in the cave just north of Falador, east of Doric's hut. The fastest way to get there is by teleporting to the Falador lodestone and running north, past the statue of Saradomin, or simply use Falador Teleport (or, of course, the teletab version).
Starting a fightEdit
There are two distinct ways to start a fight with Vorago - with or without an instance.
With an instance, you can pay 1,000,000 coins per hour, up to a maximum of four hours, to start your own fight, similar to how the God Wars Dungeon instances works. You can set the number of people allowed in the instance (from 1 to 50 players), the minimum combat level allowed to enter the instance, and an optional entry key that other players can use to enter the instance privately.
You could also use the one non-instanced Vorago spawn on each world, which costs nothing but is open to anyone. If Vorago's head is not visible (hence a rocky look on the wall), it means that a team is currently fighting him. If his head can be seen, he is not in a fight.
Once inside the cave, there's a series of chasms that can be jumped across to go to the northern area. Talk to Vorago, and go through all the choices that involve why he is here and challenging him. Once these are done, two coloured messages should show up saying that you are now eligible to fight Vorago.
Upon taking the challenge from Vorago, all nearby players will be given the option if they will want to fight with you or not. After 20 seconds, he unleashes a blast of 50,000 damage which is split between all players who accepted his challenge. Players who do not accept the challenge will not be harmed by the blast. The minimum number of people required to survive the blast normally is five, if each player has over 10,000 lifepoints, although more players are required if at least one player has less. While it is possible for fewer than five players to survive the blast via Warpriest armour, Vorago will still not let them in