Quests[]
Okay,I'm fairly cetain Shield of Arrav,Defender of Varrock and Curse of Arrav are a quest series. However,I highly doubt All Fired Up and Demon Slayer are part of it. I think they're just in there because they're in Varrock,but they have nothing to do with the other quest series. --
15:09, 6 August 2009 (UTC)
I agree with you about demon slayer, but All Fired Up is still loosely part of the series.--Rob727272 15:35, 6 August 2009 (UTC)
- I agree with that seems like it's at least related, in fact the king thanks you for the pillars from all fired up after the zombie invasion maybe it should be mentioned at least in a "related" section, if the myreque series lists nature spirit and priest in peril when they're not technically in the series, just a requirement, why shouldn't it be mention that quest as well? Chaos knight 07:21, November 23, 2009 (UTC)
- I disagree, the events in All Fired Up are not in any way related to the events in this quest series. All Fired Up is about testing a beacon network, and it has nothing to do with the Arrav quest series. The king may mention the beacons, but that's just a reference to All Fired Up. Seriously, if you use THAT as the only evidence for putting All Fired Up in the related section, why not say Recipe for Disaster is related to A Christmas Warble? RFD is mentioned after all! No, a reference to another quest is not enough to call the two 'related'. Priest in Peril and Nature Spirit really are part of the Myreque quest series, on the other hand, because the events in those quest are related to the series (the player meets persons/unlocks areas used later in the quest series) AND Priest in Peril and Nature Spirit are requirements for the Myreque quest series. All Fired Up is NOT a requirement for the Arrav quest series... so it is not related to this quest series at all. I'm now going to delete All Fired Up (and the related section, since it's now empty).--Runerune239 15:19, January 8, 2010 (UTC)