Legacy of Seergaze

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Legacy of Seergaze (#136)
Release date								22 April 2008 (Update)
Members								Yes
Voice Over								No
Official series								Myreque #6
Age								Fifth Age
Timeline								Heroic
Start area								Paterdomus
Combat								NPC combat level 70–79
Advanced data
Quest ID								327
Quest create ID								135
Official difficulty								Experienced
Links								Quests

Legacy of Seergaze is the sixth quest in the Myreque quest series, where you must press further into Morytania to further aid the Myreque in their rebellion against the Vampyres. You will craft a weapon capable of defeating the Vyrewatch that oppress the citizens of Meiyerditch and discover the secrets of the Columbarium.

Official description

“

Mercenaries make their way into the rotten swamps of Morytania from Paterdomus to the front-lines at Burgh de Rott. The Vyrewatch continue to draw blood tithes from the pitiful citizens of Meiyerditch, the great ghetto-city of the Sanguinesti region, its weakened citizens growing fewer in number every day. The vampires are getting more tithes from somewhere, but how long before House Drakan settles its eye upon Misthalin and the lands to the west? What new efforts can the Myreque make in this struggle? A rumour drifts through the hard-bitten mercenaries assembled near Paterdomus: something suspicious is happening in the main temple, something odd even for the border of Morytania and Misthalin... What's more, Drezel has made a curious discovery beneath the well in the Paterdomus basement – something that harkens back to Morytania's bloody and terrible past. And what of the mysterious Safalaan? Surely he has more adventurous tasks for an enthusiastic, young and recently-promoted private of the Myreque. What new secrets are to be discovered in Morytania? Can the Myreque strike back against the dreaded Vyrewatch?

”

Overview

Start point	Talk to the mercenary adventurer east of Paterdomus in Morytania.	2008#7
Membership requirement	Members only
Official length[?]	Long to Very Long
Requirements	Quests: Legacy of Seergaze The Darkness of Hallowvale In Aid of the Myreque In Search of the Myreque Nature Spirit Priest in Peril The Restless Ghost Ability to enter Morytania 29 Agility 20 Construction 47 Crafting 40 Firemaking 49 Magic 35 Mining 31 Slayer
Follows events	For full storyline comprehension, completion of the following quests is recommended but not required. Quests: Legacy of Seergaze Shades of Mort'ton Ability to enter Morytania Desert Treasure The Dig Site Troll Stronghold Death Plateau Ability to enter Morytania
Items required	Items from the tool belt are not listed unless they do not work or are not automatically added. Teak or higher-level pyre logs Lvl-2 enchant tablet (if not on the standard spellbook) Necromancy or two different combat styles 10 Nails (obtained during quest from Flaygian) 1 coal (can be obtained during the quest) 1 cosmic rune (if not using the tablet) (can be obtained during the quest) 3 air runes (can be obtained during the quest) 1 mithril bar (can be obtained during the quest, metal bank works) 1 silver bar (can be obtained during the quest, metal bank works) 1 silver sickle (b) (can be obtained during the quest) 1 emerald (can be obtained during the quest)
Recommended	Teleport to Canifis (Kharyrll Teleport or teleport tablets/runes for Player-owned house with a portal chamber) or an activated Canifis lodestone Invitation Box for fast transportation to Paterdomus Shortcut key (if not planning on using the mines method to return to the Myreque Hideout in Meiyerditch) Druid pouches or ouroboros pouch (if carrying food through the swamp) Food (monkfish or higher recommended if you are a low level) Rod of Ivandis (Be sure to bring your own if you want to use it if you run into juvinate during the Burgh de Rott Ramble)
Enemies to defeat	Fistandantilus – level 77 Zaromark Sliver – level 77 Vyrewatch – level 70, 72, 75, or 78

At Paterdomus

Talk to the Mercenary Adventurer at the Burgh de Rott Ramble starting point just east of Paterdomus. A fairy ring CKS is very close, as are the Canifis lodestone and slayer ring. When you talk to the Mercenary Adventurer, he will ask if you can take him to Burgh de Rott. Before leaving, however, he will make a comment about some suspicious characters he has seen near the temple – seemingly Zamorakians and Saradominists trying to conceal their identity. Question him about the characters – he advises talking to Drezel, and will not continue to Burgh de Rott until you have done what Drezel asks. Enter the temple and speak to the priest.

An evil conspiracy

Needed: Two attack types (if lower-levelled; Ranged and Melee suggested), food

Drezel says he hasn't noticed anything suspicious about the temple, due to the fact that he has been too busy restoring the mausoleum. During the restoration process, he has discovered a secret room, a columbarium (a burial chamber with material possessions stored in wooden compartments). He also discovered some old writing he translated as '...these worldly gains do I leave to whomever saves me from the dread service of Drakan, the fate worse than death,' which he finds particularly odd. Finally, Drezel mentions Ivan Strom has been getting rather distant and he hasn't seen him in a while. He asks you to search both the burial chamber and the outside of the temple.

Go west of Drezel, and through the gate. There is a new stairway on the northern wall of the antechamber. Go down the stairs and into the columbarium. Search a broken wall storage unit just east from the stairs. There is a shiny object inside that appears to sparkle. Upon closer examination, the object seems to be a blood talisman, but a key is required to open the storage unit.

Go back up the stairs, exit the mausoleum by the west exit and enter Paterdomus. Climb the staircases until you reach the 2^nd floor^[UK]3^rd floor^[US]. A cutscene of the suspicious characters ensues. You quickly hide behind the wall and eavesdrop on the group. Six mysterious people are standing by a blackboard with strategic marks on them, with two of them arguing with each other. They mention how they plan to do something about the Edicts of Guthix, when you are suddenly spotted. The leaders quickly teleport away and leave two Zamorakian bodyguards to kill you then clear the room.

You must fight two level 77 guards, Fistandantilus and Zaromark Sliver – the former uses magic and melee, the latter ranged and melee. The guards can use protection prayers against Melee, Ranged, and Magic, but not against Necromancy. High level players shouldn't need multiple styles as the guards will go down quickly even when praying against the player's combat style.

If players are finding this fight difficult, bringing multiple combat styles may help to work around the guards' prayers. Using a ring of recoil or poison (they exclaim 'Gack! Poison!' when poisoned) can be used to bypass their prayers, albeit slowly. It is possible to leave and return, but the guards have to be defeated to proceed.

The guards only start praying after being hit for the first time, after which they will constantly adapt to your attack style. Dual-wielding a melee weapon and a ranged or magic weapon and using Legacy Mode is an effective (and simple) way to circumvent the guards' prayer swapping. When a guard is defeated, he will fall to his knee and stop fighting. Therefore, it's recommended to focus on one of them first before dealing with the other.

When both guards are out of health, they'll get up and teleport away. Once they have left, search the crude table in the north-west alcove for clues to find a torn book page and a glove. The glove is of distinct Saradominist design, while the book page is from a Zamorakian map book and depicts Misthalin. Return to Drezel, who is troubled by the ordeal and takes the two pieces of evidence for safekeeping. He advises you to return the mercenary's favour and escort him to Burgh de Rott, and visit Veliaf Hurtz while there.

• The discovery of a blood talisman

  The discovery of a blood talisman

• The mysterious meeting in the temple

  The mysterious meeting in the temple

• The battle against the bodyguards

  The battle against the bodyguards

• Escorting the mysterious adventurer

  Escorting the mysterious adventurer

The Myreque's task

Return to the adventurer and agree to bring him to Burgh de Rott. This escort is exactly the same as any Burgh de Rott Ramble. You should take a silver weapon, ideally a Rod of Ivandis, to deal with potential Juvinates, and may wish to take food for the adventurer. If you don't want to engage any monsters in combat, the Mercenary Adventurer can foresee events, so simply click "continue" on the path (and not "quick-continue") to see what encounter a path will feature. Which paths are taken is not important. Simply escort him down to Burgh de Rott; if you have to escape an event at any point, you will have to start over.

Once you arrive, the adventurer reveals himself to be a fellow Myreque member, whom you had originally helped trek to the temple, Ivan Strom.

Follow him back to the Myreque base under the old inn and talk to Veliaf. He will be quite angry that Ivan tricked you, as he is young and needs protection due to being the Myreque's 'special charge'. Tell him about the plans to take out the Edicts of Guthix; he reckons they must be part of a Morytanian splinter group and you decide to keep your eyes open for further activity. Afterwards, ask him about the next job, at which point he gives you a crate of provisions for the Sanguinesti order. Veliaf also mentions a new weapon meant to take out the Vyrewatch being in development.

In search of the weapon

Needed: Nails, one piece of coal, two silver bars, two mithril bars

Go to the boat to the south-east of the town and row it to Meiyerditch. Go to Safalaan in the Myreque base any way you wish. The easiest way is to get captured by a Vyrewatch and get sent to the mines. The player who starts from the mines may follow the the shortcut guide. Once in the building outlined climb up the ladder, jump across the floorboard to the east, climb down the stairs, push the wall south of the stairs, push the decorated wall with the sickle symbol, finally open the trapdoor on the rug.

In the northern most section of the hideout you'll find Safalaan. Safalaan, being busy, asks you to talk to fellow member, Flaygian Screwte, the scientist, in the same room.

Do so and ask him about the research he's doing. He tells players that the book of Haemalchemy he managed to translate suggests that the Vyrewatch have limited precognitive abilities, allowing them to predict an opponent's moves and easily evade them. The best way to beat them is to create a new, completely unpredictable weapon, whose attacks the vampyres would not see coming, out of silvthrill. Ask him if you can help and he tells you to talk to the local fighters for advice on such a weapon, as well as find a secondary source to back up their claim.

Talk to Andiess Juip, Kael Forshaw, or Mekritus A'hara. They immediately advise you to use a flail, a weapon very difficult to master and quite unpredictable, described in a book about weaponry. Search the middle bunk bed on the north wall of the eastern room (near Mekritus) and you'll find this book. Read it and remember which page mentioned flails, then give it to Flaygian. He is annoyed by the fact that he would need to read a whole book, so he asks which part he needs to read instead.

Answer with the page number where the book begins to describe flails. This number is different for each player. He reads it, then agrees to create a new silvthrill flail, using the Rod of Ivandis as a base. Realising this will certainly require a furnace, he recalls an old story about a furnace in one of the northern houses in Meiyerditch, even further north than the laboratory you found. He suggests to investigate it to see if it is serviceable, or, indeed, exists, and adds that you may need to use some other houses to gain access to the building though. He provides a hammer and ten nails to construct a makeshift ladder should that be necessary.

Exit the base and head to the northernmost part of Meiyerditch. Look for a house with the mass of debris due east of the mine exit and north of the lab. This is the house with the furnace, but the door is locked. Enter the house south of the locked house with the furnace and debris. Using your nails and hammer, make the wooden post in the centre climbable and go up. Jump across the floorboards to the east, then to the north. Jump west through the damaged wall, which caves in.

Climb up the ladder. Search the trough first to see the furnace below – it is completely covered in rubble. Optionally, you may return to Flaygian now for him to tell you to try and repair the furnace, if possible. From the top room in the building with the furnace, take a piece of coal from the coal barrel, a tinderbox and a bronze pickaxe (tool belt items suffice). Go to the bottom floor and right-click the mass of debris to excavate it. Once the furnace is clear, use the coal on the furnace and light it. The furnace is now functional once more!

Return to Flaygian. He tells you to attach a silvthrill chain to the Rod of Ivandis, and think of something to use as a flail-head – your eye then catches the large poster portraying a sickle.

• In the same room as Flaygian, take two silver and mithril bars from the barrel on the northern wall. You only need one of each, but cannot take any more, should you lose these.
• Take a blessed sickle from the shelf on the south-western wall.
• Go to the room to the east of the entrance ladder and search the crate for a chain link mould. This may be added to the toolbelt.

Return to the furnace (or use another furnace if preferred). Deposit the bars into your metal bank, then click on the silver bars to make one or more silvthril chains. If all four bars are deposited, or the player already has enough silver and mithril bars in their metal bank, then the default option will be to make more than one chain. Only one is needed for the quest, however, and the player will get to keep the Ivandis flail (the weapon the chain is used in making) at the end of the quest.

Return to Flaygian and talk to him, then use the blessed sickle on him – he concludes it is perfect, as the sickle's shape would make the flail even more unpredictable. He takes the chain and sickle, then tells you to talk to Safalaan.

• Flaygian in the Myreque base

  Flaygian in the Myreque base

• Jumping into the damaged wall

  Jumping into the damaged wall

• Fixing the furnace

  Fixing the furnace

Back to the Lab Again

Safalaan introduces you to Andiess Juip and Kael Forshaw. The three of them want to investigate the laboratory and would appreciate your assistance. There is a heavy door there that cannot be opened and forcing it might cause a cave-in. He then asks the player to meet them at the laboratory and to help them search it. Kael suggests bringing some items to deal with the door and he and Andiess hint at a saw by saying it has a very good quality 'construction'. If you don't already have one in your tool belt, pick up a saw from the tool racks near Flaygian and proceed to the laboratory, which is south-south-east of the furnace (recall that the laboratory is downstairs from the building with the slashed tapestry).

Upon entering the laboratory, a short cutscene plays, where you see Safalaan, Andiess, and Kael dead. Examine one of their bodies lying next to the broken rune case just west of the staircase. They will suddenly get up and scream, revealing that playing dead was just a practical joke. They would like you to come up with a solution for the solid door.

Search the door to the south-west and you will be given the option to use the saw (one on tool belt works) to make a hole in it. Do so and go down the long and winding tunnel beyond the door (the three Myreque members go ahead of you) to a chamber with aggressive skeletal hands and mutated bloodveld but ignore these side caverns. Continue through the long passage to the north-west to reach a large room with coffins and "Strange stones" in the familiar shape of a Runecrafting altar in the back of it. Don't continue down the passage to the Jutting Wall shortcut.

• Safalaan and the Myreque fighters lay dead...

  Safalaan and the Myreque fighters lay dead...

• Zombies!

  Zombies!

Vyrewatch and the Ivandis Flail

Needed: Enough runes/tablets to cast the Lvl-2 Enchant spell, at least four free backpack slots, food

Enter the room to see a cutscene with Safalaan and the bodyguards. They will ask you to search the strange rocks in the northern part of the chamber while they do the rest. When you search the rocks, they will feel familiar somehow. If you did not bring a spell tablet, you may search the corpse next to the rocks to receive some runes for the Lvl-2 Enchant spell. You should do this now, before you speak to Safalaan, to avoid a trip back through the tunnels. Upon searching the corpse next to the strange rocks you will earn the Bloodstained Treasure achievement.

Report to Safalaan, who fears they may be in danger. A cutscene plays in which two Vyrewatch ambush the four of you. Andiess is immediately slain when attempting to protect Safalaan, and Kael quickly retreats, urging you to follow. You and Safalaan remain to be finished off, and Safalaan grows weaker by the second. Suddenly, however, he starts levitating and emits a strange, cyan glow, which is amplified before producing a large explosion of power. The two Vyrewatch are deterred, and a severely exhausted Safalaan begs you to get him back to the base, where you automatically head.

Talk to Safalaan in the Myreque base. He wants to keep what happened quiet. He gives the player the materials for the Ivandis flail, as Flaygian has angrily dumped the stuff on his desk and left in frustration: the chain, the sickle, the Rod of Ivandis, and a cut emerald; ensure that you have 4 free backpack slots, or he won't give the items to you. Get a chisel from the tool rack (tool belt works). Follow these steps carefully, as you cannot get some items back from Safalaan.

1. Attach the emerald to the sickle.
2. Then, cast Lvl-2 Enchant on the emerald sickle (you can return to the caverns to search the corpse if you still need the runes).
3. Finally, use the chain on the enchanted emerald sickle or the Rod of Ivandis to create the Ivandis flail.

Return to Safalaan. He asks you to test the new flail by killing a Vyrewatch. The Vyrewatch aren't very strong and their attacks are very inaccurate. Protection prayers or food can be used if necessary. Make sure that you kill the Vyrewatch within the Meiyerditch area, since if you kill one in Burgh de Rott, it will not count and you won't get the corpse.

Go outside and kill a Vyrewatch. When it dies, it drops a vyre corpse. Take it and return to Safalaan. Delighted, he then orders you to return to Veliaf in Burgh de Rott and show them. As Flaygian has not returned yet, take the corpse to Drezel as well.

• Safalaan's strange power

  Safalaan's strange power

• Using the Flail of Ivandis to kill a Vyrewatch in Meiyerditch

  Using the Flail of Ivandis to kill a Vyrewatch in Meiyerditch

Back to the Columbarium

Needed: Pyre logs (teak or higher)

Return to Burgh de Rott and tell Veliaf the good news. You can tell him exactly how you made the flail and that you killed a Vyrewatch with it, its corpse now hard but light, and he advises to go to Drezel to find a way to dispose of the corpse. You may optionally also tell him about the incident with Safalaan and the Vyrewatch, but he will not believe any of it. Then ask him: What should I do now?

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The talisman at last

Return to Drezel at the Paterdomus temple. He examines the corpse and is shocked that there's a tormented soul in the body. You recall something similar, but can't quite pin it down. Ask Drezel what to do next and he suggests going to the columbarium to meditate so you can hopefully remember what to do with the soul. He also mentions that his research has been going well.

Go through the gate west of Drezel and down the stairs to the north into the columbarium. Use teak pyre logs or better on a funeral pyre, followed by the corpse, then light it. You receive an ornate tomb key. If you leave the logs on a funeral pyre for too long without adding the corpse, they disappear, so don't delay. The corpse also disappears with the logs after a while so light it as soon as you place it down. The key appears on a post of the funeral pyre. If you did not get a key then go talk to Drezel and try again.

Go to the locker where you will find a blood talisman. It’s east of the ladder. Use the key to open the storage and get the talisman. Drezel suddenly comes in to congratulate you for solving the secret of the columbarium, and blesses the talisman so that it can be used safely.

Go back upstairs, where Drezel is happy to see you. He explains that he has figured out that those who could not escape Hallowvale when the vampyres invaded participated in a religious ceremony to save their souls; when freed, the saviour would gain the key to their worldly possessions. He then advises going back to Veliaf. Return to Burgh de Rott and tell Veliaf what happened at Paterdomus. He will be amazed by the vyre cremation and the blood talisman before congratulating you on a job well done.

Congratulations, quest complete.

Reward

• 2 quest points
• Tome of xp 2nd ed, giving 2,500 xp each in any skill that's at least level 35, up to 3 times in total, or 1,250 experience points when used on an elite skill.
• 3,000 experience
• 2,000 experience
• 4,000 experience
• 2,000 experience
• 1,000 experience
• 2,000 experience
• Ivandis flail
• Blood talisman
• Ability to craft Blood runes at the Blood altar with 77 Runecrafting.
• Access to Meiyerditch Dungeon including Skeletal hands, Zombie hands, Bloodvelds and Mutated bloodvelds, as well as a shortcut between Canifis and Meiyerditch.
• Access to a furnace in Meiyerditch.
• Access to the columbarium beneath Paterdomus and the ability to cremate the Vyre corpse for rewards.
• Access to Vyrewatch event in Temple Trekking.
• 2 Treasure Hunter keys (Ironman accounts will not receive these)
  

Music unlocked

• Conspiracy: Part 1 – during the Paterdomus temple cut scene
• Conspiracy: Part 2 – during the same cut scene
• The Terrible Tunnels – in the Meiyerditch secret laboratory
• The Terrible Caverns – in the long tunnel before entering Mutated Bloodveld's lair
• The Columbarium – during burning the Vyre corpse

Achievements

• Legacy of Seergaze ( 0) – Complete this quest.
• Bloodstained Treasure ( 15) – Obtain hidden runes from Meiyerditch laboratory and blood altar ruins.
• Ivan is Flailing ( 10) – Unlock the full power of the ivandis flail by burning vyre corpses in the Columbarium. (X/500)
• Morytania achievements
  • Hard
    • Runecraft Carrier ( 15) – Break a Blood Altar teletablet.
    • Shade-Shattering Ka-Bloom ( 15) – Cast Bloom using a Flail of Ivandis, upgraded with at least 200 burnt vyre corpses.
    • Just One More Key... ( 15) – Use a Columbarium key to unlock an alcove.
  • Elite - As You Might Expect ( 25) – Craft blood runes at the Blood Altar.
• Tirannwn achievements
  • Hard - What a Rush ( 15) – Play a non-reward game of Rush of Blood.

Required for completing

Legacy of Seergaze is directly required for the following quests/miniquests:

• The Branches of Darkmeyer

It is therefore an indirect requirement for the following quests and miniquests:

• In Memory of the Myreque (miniquest)
• River of Blood
• The Lord of Vampyrium
• The Lost Toys (miniquest)

It is therefore an indirect comprehension requirement for the following quests and miniquests:

• Aftermath
• Azzanadra's Quest
• Battle of the Monolith
• Children of Mah
• City of Senntisten
• Curse of the Black Stone (full comprehension)
• Desperate Creatures
• Desperate Measures
• Desperate Times (full comprehension)
• Dishonour among Thieves
• Evil Dave's Big Day Out (full comprehension)
• Extinction
• Eye of Het I
• Eye of Het II
• Fate of the Gods
• Heart of Stone (full comprehension)
• Hero's Welcome (full comprehension)
• Kindred Spirits
• Mahjarrat Memories (miniquest)
• Missing, Presumed Death (full comprehension)
• Nomad's Elegy
• Once Upon a Time in Gielinor: Finale
• Once Upon a Time in Gielinor: Fortunes (full comprehension)
• One of a Kind
• Sins of the Father
• Sliske's Endgame
• Tales of Nomad (miniquest)
• The Light Within
• The Mighty Fall
• The World Wakes (full comprehension)
• The World Wakes (full completion)
• Twilight of the Gods

Post-quest FAQ

• This Week's Updates - FAQ (24 April 2008)

Transcript

This article on a quest has an associated dialogue page. Click here for a transcript of possible conversations and other messaging encountered throughout the quest. Click here for a transcript of the quest's journal entry.

Credits

Legacy of Seergaze
Developers
Developer				Mod Tytn
Art and graphics
Graphics				Mod Brass, Daniel J, Mark C, Kavi M, Mod Paul B, James W, Mod Alex, Mod Damo, Wayne M
Quality assurance
Quality assurance				Nick C, Thomas H
Audio
Audio				Mod Bond, Mod Ian
Other
Quest help				Mod Mog

Update history

This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included – see here for how to help out!

• update 19 February 2024 (Update):
  • Desert Treasure is now a suggested quest (Malak talks about Lord Drakan alive and in power, and you cannot defeat Dessous with methods discovered during Myreque series, e.g Ivandis Flail).

• patch 9 September 2019 (Update):
  • Legacy of Seergaze quest can no longer be accepted multiple times

• ninja 6 August 2018 (Update):
  • Players will no longer be able to start Legacy of Seergaze without completing Darkness of Hallowvale.

• patch 23 July 2018 (Update):
  • Moved quest start marker to correct location for Legacy of Seergaze quest.

• ninja 4 December 2017 (Update):
  • Legacy of Seergaze now has Shades of Mort'ton as a suggested requirement.

• patch 9 July 2013 (Update):
  • The first option for the furnace during the Legacy of Seergaze quest has been changed to "Light".

• patch 18 February 2013 (Update):
  • A typo in the Legacy of Seergaze has been corrected.

• patch 9 August 2011 (Update):
  • A Zamorak bodyguard during Legacy of Seergaze no longer stretches when defeated.

• patch 5 July 2011 (Update):
  • Some confusing dialogue in this quest has been tidied up.

• patch 9 November 2010 (Update):
  • Some typos have been fixed in Legacy of Seergaze.

• patch 9 November 2009 (Update):
  • Removed a hole in the floor in the Legacy of Seergaze quest.
  • Corrected the Legacy of Seergaze quest complete message.

• patch 7 October 2009 (Update):
  • Corrected a typo in the Legacy of Seergaze quest.

• patch 18 August 2009 (Update):
  • Stopped Safalaan stretching during a cutscene in the Legacy of Seergaze quest.

• patch 28 July 2009 (Update):
  • Fixed typos in One Small Favour, The Curse of Arrav and Legacy of Seergaze.

• update 22 April 2008 (Update):
  • Added to game.

Trivia

• On the day of release, the Game Guide spoilers read: The reward scroll is currently covered in horrific bloodstains, so it's quite illegible. We should have a replacement ready tomorrow.
• Upon completion of the quest, the Adventurer's Log states: The Myreque and I worked together to create a weapon capable of defeating vampyres – the Ivandis Flail. The humans of Morytania are one step closer to freedom.
• On the day of release, right-clicking the smoke coming out of the furnace in Meiyerditch would yield a "null".
• The music played when Safalaan, Kael and Andiess scare the player is the opening to Surok's Theme. Additionally, the music played right before the vyrewatch ambush is the opening of I'm Counting on You, a music track released a year later.
• The picture for the quest on the Knowledge Base article was animated until the website update.
• After fighting Fistandantilus and Zaromark Sliver at Paterdomus, Fistandantilus's teleport has the old teleport animation, a shrinking purple ball of magic imploding towards his chest.
• When talking to Veliaf about Safalaan using his power, the player makes a reference to Monty Python and The Holy Grail, specifically the "Brave Sir Robin" song.
• The Mercenary Adventurer is considered as easy companion.
• When asked to kill a Vyrewatch, the player says "One dead Vyrewatch, coming right up!" which references Priest in Peril, a prerequisite quest.