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|name = Aristarchus |
|name = Aristarchus |
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|release = [[23 January]] [[2006]] |
|release = [[23 January]] [[2006]] |
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|update = Enakhra's Lament |
|update = Enakhra's Lament |
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| − | |image = [[File:Aristarchus. |
+ | |image = [[File:Aristarchus.png|125px]] |
|members = Yes |
|members = Yes |
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| − | |quest = |
+ | |quest = [[Our Man in the North]] |
| − | |location = Southern [[Pollnivneach]] |
+ | |location = Southern [[Pollnivneach]]<br />[[Grand Library of Menaphos]] |
|shop = No |
|shop = No |
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| − | |skillrequired = No |
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| − | |questrequired = No |
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|gender = Male |
|gender = Male |
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|race = [[Human]] |
|race = [[Human]] |
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|examine = A travelling scholar from Menaphos. |
|examine = A travelling scholar from Menaphos. |
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| − | |features = Scholar. |
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| − | + | [[File:Aristarchus chathead.png|left]] |
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| − | '''Aristarchus''' is |
+ | '''Aristarchus''' is a [[Menaphites|Menaphite]] scholar who currently resides in [[Pollnivneach]]. If spoken to, he will provide information on [[Enakhra]], [[Akthanakos]], the [[Camulet]], and [[Enakhra's Temple]]. During and after [[Our Man in the North]], he can also be found in the [[Grand Library of Menaphos]]. |
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| − | Aristarchus was not in Pollnivneach when it was added along with [[The Feud]] quest. He was later added along with the [[Enakhra's Lament]] quest, although he was not mentioned in the update. |
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| + | Aristarchus is from [[Menaphos]], the ancient capital of the Menaphite people. Whilst in the city, Aristarchus was a scholar in the grand Library of Menaphos, apparently studying the history of the [[Kharidian Desert]]. |
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| ⚫ | Recently, Menaphos's neighbouring city of [[Sophanem]] was beset by a series of plagues caused by the desert goddess [[Amascut]]. When the plagues proved to be uncurable, Sophanem was put under quarantine to ensure that the plague did not spread. Menaphos, to further protect itself, was quarantined as well. |
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+ | Aristarchus was not in Menaphos at the time, and was busy travelling the desert in order to learn more of its history. When he returned to Menaphos, he found himself locked out, and was denied entry. Today, Aristarchus has taken up residence in the small town of Pollnivneach, where he is biding his time while he awaits the hopeful reopening of Menaphos. |
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| ⚫ | Recently, Menaphos's neighbouring city of [[Sophanem]] was beset by a series of plagues caused by the desert goddess [[Amascut]]. When the plagues proved to be uncurable, Sophanem was put under quarantine to ensure that the plague did not spread. Menaphos, to further protect itself, was quarantined as well. |
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| + | During [[Our Man in the North]], the player is refered to Aristarchus who knows more about the royal bloodline. After the player gets permission from [[Commander Akhomet (Imperial)|Commander Akhomet]], Aristarchus is allowed back into the city after a 'plague' test. When the player meets him in the Grand Library, he will hand the player the [[disguised royal bloodline source]]. |
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| − | Aristarchus was not in Menaphos at the time, and was busy travelling, presumably on a research mission. When he returned to Menaphos, he found himself locked out, and was denied entry. |
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| + | ==Dialogue== |
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| − | Today, Aristarchus has taken up residence in the small town of Pollnivneach, where he is biding his time while he awaits the hopeful reopening of Menaphos. His time is not spent idle, however, and he is doing further research in an effort to assist the [[Varrock Museum]]. |
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| + | {{Our Man in the North}} |
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| − | == Trivia == |
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| + | {{Grand Library of Menaphos}} |
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| − | *Aristarchus is most likely named after [[wikipedia:Aristarchus of Samos|Aristarchus of Samos]], a Greek philosopher. |
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| + | {{Menaphos Imperial district}} |
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| − | [[Category:Non-player characters]] |
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| − | [[Category:Quest NPCs]] |
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[[Category:Kharidian Desert]] |
[[Category:Kharidian Desert]] |
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[[Category:Pollnivneach]] |
[[Category:Pollnivneach]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:18, 10 April 2019
Aristarchus is a Menaphite scholar who currently resides in Pollnivneach. If spoken to, he will provide information on Enakhra, Akthanakos, the Camulet, and Enakhra's Temple. During and after Our Man in the North, he can also be found in the Grand Library of Menaphos.
History
Aristarchus is from Menaphos, the ancient capital of the Menaphite people. Whilst in the city, Aristarchus was a scholar in the grand Library of Menaphos, apparently studying the history of the Kharidian Desert.
Recently, Menaphos's neighbouring city of Sophanem was beset by a series of plagues caused by the desert goddess Amascut. When the plagues proved to be uncurable, Sophanem was put under quarantine to ensure that the plague did not spread. Menaphos, to further protect itself, was quarantined as well.
Aristarchus was not in Menaphos at the time, and was busy travelling the desert in order to learn more of its history. When he returned to Menaphos, he found himself locked out, and was denied entry. Today, Aristarchus has taken up residence in the small town of Pollnivneach, where he is biding his time while he awaits the hopeful reopening of Menaphos.
During Our Man in the North, the player is refered to Aristarchus who knows more about the royal bloodline. After the player gets permission from Commander Akhomet, Aristarchus is allowed back into the city after a 'plague' test. When the player meets him in the Grand Library, he will hand the player the disguised royal bloodline source.
Dialogue
| Part 12 of the Desert quest series | |
| NPCs | |
| Enemies |
 Ambassador Jabari Menaphite thug |
| Items |
 Disguised royal bloodline source |
| Rewards |
 Relic of Het Heka Het mask |
| Locations |
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| Music |
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| Miscellaneous | Quick guide • Transcript |
