The Kendal (god)

The Kendal is a god of the mountain from the Mountain Tribe's legends.

During the Mountain Daughter quest, a man impersonates the Kendal because the Mountain Tribe are scared of their gods and magic, and he desires to be left alone. He also kills Asleif, the chieftain's daughter.

According to the imposter, The Kendal is the guardian of the mountain, god of the northern lands, and able to move the earth and control the skies. The Mountain Tribe planted trees to block the entrance to the cave where the imposter lives because they thought it was unwise to come too close to what they believed to be a god.

Trivia[]

The Kendal might be a reference to Grendel, one of three antagonists in the Anglo-Saxon epic poem Beowulf. In the poem, Grendel is feared by all but Beowulf, just as the Kendal is feared.

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Elder Gods	Jas Ful Wen Bik Mah^† Sixth Elder God
Transcendent gods	Seren Zaros Guthix^†
High gods	Saradomin Jododu Otoku^†
Experienced gods	Armadyl Zamorak Bandos^† Skargaroth^† Tuska^†
Inexperienced gods	Brassica Prime Elidinis^‡ Marimbo Tumeken^‡ V^†
Demigods	Amascut^‡ Icthlarin^‡ Kharazi Raharni Shaika
Facets of gods	Apmeken^‡ Crondis^‡ Het^‡ Scabaras^‡
Unknown power	Ebeb^† Gara-Dul^† Gielinor^† Loarnab^† Queen of Ashes Xau-Tak
Mythical	Birman Hanalan The Kendal Nyarlahydra Tezcasathla Yogsathla Uvhastur
^† denotes gods that are deceased; ^‡ denotes gods part of the Menaphite Pantheon