It was Saradomin.
-He is overseeing multiple generals, sitting on the Stone of Jas, and dealing with domestic life. There's a lot of crap he has to juggle.
-The amulets are way too powerful. Only a God would have been able to produce them--let alone such a high quantity of them.
-Saradomin only showed up directly at Annakarl because that was the only way to transport Zilyana to the stone and heal her.
-Saradomin is the only one who has to gain from helping Saradomin get the God Sword.
-Gods can communicate telepathically with their followers. Regardless of whether prayer itself is necessary, it's clear from Zaros that it can be used to communicate with them. Whether there's limits to this is unknown. Runescape doesn't need a hero...it needs a villain. An all encompassing force of evil that will remain ever-threatening and use chaos to make the peoples of Gielinor tolerate each other, grow strong together, and fight side by side against this evil. I am that villain.
-He is overseeing multiple generals, sitting on the Stone of Jas, and dealing with domestic life. There's a lot of crap he has to juggle.
-The amulets are way too powerful. Only a God would have been able to produce them--let alone such a high quantity of them.
-Saradomin only showed up directly at Annakarl because that was the only way to transport Zilyana to the stone and heal her.
-Saradomin is the only one who has to gain from helping Saradomin get the God Sword.
-Gods can communicate telepathically with their followers. Regardless of whether prayer itself is necessary, it's clear from Zaros that it can be used to communicate with them. Whether there's limits to this is unknown. Runescape doesn't need a hero...it needs a villain. An all encompassing force of evil that will remain ever-threatening and use chaos to make the peoples of Gielinor tolerate each other, grow strong together, and fight side by side against this evil. I am that villain.
19-Feb-2017 02:13:44