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This is not advised, however, as players would be missing out on free experience for completing additional statues. A Varrock Museum archaeologist can stop the player from receiving strange rocks and Auron Ithell from golden rocks if wanted. Even after the replica statues have been completed, players may continue to receive rocks. The D&D can be said to be completed when 900 strange rocks and 1024 golden rocks have been turned in, making it unique among D&Ds in the sense that it can be finished. In order to complete this replica, it requires completion of the Statue of Rhiannon 32 times. It takes 32 rocks to complete the statue, exploding afterwards and being able to start again.įor each time that the statue explodes, a piece gets added in the replica statue of Rhiannon in the Max Guild garden. Similarly as for the Dahmaroc statue, experience is gained for each pair of rock, but on combat skills (e.g., Melee, Ranged, Magic), they get to choose the combat skill to receive the experience. These go in pairs on the incomplete statue plinth located in the Tower of Voices in Prifddinas. When players train Prifddinas-related skills, they occasionally receive a golden rock. In order to complete the replica statue, 15 pairs of rocks must be added. After adding 30 rocks, the statue is complete, but it immediately explodes in a cutscene and the player has start again.Įach time the statue explodes, a replica statue piece is obtained for building a replica statue in the player's own player-owned house. Every time a pair of rocks is added, experience is gained in the same non-combat skill. Players can go to the Varrock Museum to add the pairs of rocks to an incomplete statue plinth located south of the museum entrance on the ground floor 1 st floor.

no Divination, Dungeoneering, Invention, or Archaeology rocks). Players get two rocks, an identical pair, from each non-combat skill released before March 2010 (i.e. Players occasionally receive a strange rock while training non-combat skills. Since a player may end up having up to 30 strange rocks and 32 golden rocks for their corresponding statues, it is advisable to go to Barnabus Hurma, who gives a statue collection bag to store the strange and golden rocks in, thus freeing up space in the bank or inventory. Players may complete the set of strange and golden rocks as many times as they wish, however players must first turn in the complete set of all strange or golden rocks before they can receive a new set of the respective rocks. Golden rocks, however, require the player to have access to Prifddinas and at least level 75 in all Prifddinas-related skills. There are no minimum level requirements for strange rocks. The statue of Rhiannon is a second statue that can be built in a similar way to the statue of Dahmaroc, in this case using golden rocks.īuilding the statue of Rhiannon in the Max Guild is a trimmed completionist cape requirement, Who Will Be Her Lover?, which requires building the original statue a total of 32 times.

Though both rocks in a pair are identical, they do not stack in the bank. Similarly, if a pair of golden rocks have been obtained, they can be used on the statue plinth in the Tower of Voices in Prifddinas. When a pair of strange rocks of any particular skill have been obtained, they can be used on the plinth in the Varrock Museum to build a statue for a reward of experience in that skill and a part of a replica statue for one's player-owned house upon completion of the whole statue in Varrock. The chance to get the second rock for a skill is reduced if the last rock obtained was also from the same skill. These are acquired simply by training those skills and will randomly appear in the inventory or get automatically added into the statue collection bag if it is in the inventory or equipped. The Shattered Heart distraction and diversion is focused upon obtaining two strange rocks for each of the non-combat related skills and two golden rocks for Prifddinas-related skills.

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