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The third floor is considered to be the safest area of the temple. The rooms on the second floor are mostly wet or submerged, which makes the use of attacks or flares that do [[Electrical_critical_table|electric damage]] hazardous. The wet rooms also change or enable some of the Tritons' attacks, such as a drowning maneuver that Tritons will use to pull adventurers underwater. Watery rooms on the second floor can be quickly identified by the presence of "some muck" in the room, or you can use SPLASH to test if the room is watery. |
The third floor is considered to be the safest area of the temple. The rooms on the second floor are mostly wet or submerged, which makes the use of attacks or flares that do [[Electrical_critical_table|electric damage]] hazardous. The wet rooms also change or enable some of the Tritons' attacks, such as a drowning maneuver that Tritons will use to pull adventurers underwater. Watery rooms on the second floor can be quickly identified by the presence of "some muck" in the room, or you can use SPLASH to test if the room is watery. |
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In addition to these environmental factors, the second floor is |
In addition to these environmental factors, the second floor is where the more dangerous enemies spawn: |
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* [[Ethereal triton sentry|Sentries]] that cast [[Major Elemental Wave (435)]], [[Dark Catalyst (719)]] and [[Implosion (720)]] |
* [[Ethereal triton sentry|Sentries]] that cast [[Major Elemental Wave (435)]], [[Dark Catalyst (719)]] and [[Implosion (720)]] |
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* [[Triton dissembler|Dissemblers]] that cast [[Implosion (720)]] |
* [[Triton dissembler|Dissemblers]] that cast [[Implosion (720)]] |
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Latest revision as of 12:57, 14 December 2023
Mechanics
It is accessible by swimming from the beach in the Fhorian Village. 50+ ranks of swimming is recommended as a minimum and 75+ ranks for reliable safety. Voln users can also use Symbol of Seeking to enter the temple. The entire area is subject to spell burst.
Nelemar Strategies
The third floor is considered to be the safest area of the temple. The rooms on the second floor are mostly wet or submerged, which makes the use of attacks or flares that do electric damage hazardous. The wet rooms also change or enable some of the Tritons' attacks, such as a drowning maneuver that Tritons will use to pull adventurers underwater. Watery rooms on the second floor can be quickly identified by the presence of "some muck" in the room, or you can use SPLASH to test if the room is watery.
In addition to these environmental factors, the second floor is where the more dangerous enemies spawn:
- Sentries that cast Major Elemental Wave (435), Dark Catalyst (719) and Implosion (720)
- Dissemblers that cast Implosion (720)
- Magi that cast Spike Thorn (616) and snipe from hiding with flaring arrows
- Elementals That use Major Elemental Wave (435), an upgraded Water blast and a whirlpool maneuver
These enemies may wander up to the third floor.
The first floor is closed off or underwater; not able to be entered.
This category lists all creatures found in the Ruined Temple hunting area, which is commonly referred to as Temple Nelemar. The Ruined Temple hunting area is nearest to the town of Teras Isle. It is found on the Tsoran map TI-nelemar.
The Ruined Temple was dedicated to Nelemar, one of the greatest known water elementals.
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| Hunting Areas: Eye of V'Tull | The F'Eyrie | Fhorian Village | Greymist Wood | Kharam Dzu | Lava Flows | Temple of Luukos | Ruined Temple |
Pages in category "Ruined Temple creatures"
The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.