How To Get To Prifddinas - [New Info] Blueberry farm

None. None. Over the bridge on the far north side of Tirannwn, northeast of Lletya, Afenen, Alfon, Arianwyn, Auron Ithell, Briallen, Challenge Mistress Heriau, Cadarn herald, Coeden, Crwys herald, Daffyd, Dilwyn, Eifion, Eilwynn, Eirlys, Elen Anterth, Eluned, Emlyn, Estate agent (Prifddinas), Glouron, Gorajo hoardstalker, Haf, Harmony pillar farmer, Hefin monk, Hefin herald, Ianto, Iorwerth herald, Ithell herald, Lady Ithell, Lady Hefin, Lady Meilyr, Lady Trahaearn, Lord Crwys, Lord Amlodd, Lord Iorwerth (Prifddinas), Lunet, Meilyr herald, Morvran, Rhobert Dail, Sawmill operator, Sior, Tanner, Tiwlip, Trahaearn herald, and Wythien, Click the map to enlarge.

Head to the far north side of Tirannwn, northeast of Lletya, and cross the bridge to find two Prifddinas Guards. If you have completed Plague’s End, then they’ll allow you to pass into the city. Alternatively, there is a second entrance to the city from the limestone mine to the east.
Follow the path up the cliff and on your way you’ll come across the crystal gate from the previous incarnation of Prifddinas which has been kept as a monument. Continue up the path and you’ll finally reach the newest incarnation of the legendary crystal city.

Follow the pathway all the way north to reach the city’s central hub, the Tower of Voices. Here’ll you’ll find a selection of useful features including:

Prifddinas Lodestone: Activate this to teleport directly to the Tower of Voices via your home teleport.
The Tower has two banks and Grand Exchange desks, one on the northwest wall and one on the southeast wall where you’ll also find Rhobert Dail who can decant potions for you.
Challenge Mistress Heriau: Challenge Mitress Heriau can be used an as alternative to Challenge Mistress Fara in Burthorpe for turning in your Daily Challenges and toggling max challenges on or off.
Auron Ithell: You can speak to Auron Ithell to start the Golden Shattered Heart Distraction and Diversion and help her rebuild the Statue of Rhihannon by collecting pairs of Golden rocks from a number of skilling activities and adding them to the golden plinth beside her.
Dilwyn: Dilwyn can be used an alternative to Xuan for accessing the Loyalty Shop,
Eternal Bonfire: This huge bonfire can be used to train Firemaking without having to constantly relight your bonfire when it burns out.
Teleportation Portals: Here’ll you’ll find three portals which offer convenient teleports to the following locations:
- Daemonheim
- Clan Citadel
- Player-Owned Port
Crystal Tree Patch: At level 94 Farming you can plant a Crystal acorn in this patch to grow your own Crystal tree which you can then harvest a Crystal tree blossom from once every 24 hours.
Ianto and the Holiday Portal: Ianto can be used as an alternative to Diango in Draynor Village for retrieving holiday event items, Treasure Hunter items and any other promotional items you may have obtained. Behind him you will see the Holiday portal which will be able to teleport you to a Holiday Event when one is on-going.
Memoriam Device: Up the stairs in the northeast corner of the tower you’ll find a chamber containing a Memoriam Device similar to the one found on Frenesake during and after Fate of the Gods, You can use this device to access Seren’s memories if you’ve obtained her Memoriam crystals from the city (see table below). You’ll also notice some Crystal shards floating around the room and these are remnants of the goddess herself.

Seren Memoriam Crystal Locations
Memoriam Crystal No.	Location
01	In front of the building west of Morvran in the Iorwerth Sector.
02	South side of the building next to the Elder tree patch in the Crwys Sector.
03	Next to the Trahaearn herald in the Trahaearn Sector.
04	Inside Haf’s Staff Shop in the Cadarn Sector.
05	Pickpocket Arianwyn near the Cadarn herald in the Cadarn Sector.
06	Talk to Lord Iorwerth in the cathedral in the Iorwerth Sector and ask him about the World Gate (requires completion of Fate of the Gods ).
07	Search the crate against the west wall of the building south of the Seren stones in the Trahaearn Sector.
08	Plant a bush in the Bush patch in the Crwys sector and check its health when it’s fully grown.
09	Inside the Hefin Cathedral in the Hefin Sector.
10	Inside the Harmonium harps building in the Ithell Sector.
11	Inside Daffyd’s house in the Amlodd Sector.
12	Inside the Herblore Shop in the Meilyr Sector.
13	Unlock an emote from the Hefin Agility Course and perform it next to the Serenity posts in the Hefin Sector.
14	Collect sand from the Sandpit in the Ithell Sector with 10 or more Buckets in your inventory.
15	Teleport to the Prifddinas Fairy ring (D J S).
16	Harvest Harmony moss, after drinking a dose of Perfect juju farming potion with a fully grown fruit tree in the Meilyr Sector patch to be able to take the crystal next to the northeast Harmony pillar.

Back to top The Iowerth Sector found south-southwest of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Iorwerth and is the Melee and Slayer focused area of the city.

Iorwerth Herald: The Iorwerth herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Iorwerth cape for 1,000,000gp. As with any of the other clan heralds, she will provide some information on the city, tell you which sector is currently under the effect of the Voice of Seren and also sell you Seren’s symbol (incomplete) for 1,000,000gp.
Morvran and Rush of Blood: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find the a Slayer Master called Morvran who will assign you tasks if you have 85 Slayer and a Combat level of at least 120. You can also talk to him to play the Rush of Blood weekly Distraction and Diversion.
Crystal Chest: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a cathedral with a new Crystal chest next to the altar which can be opened with a Crystal key and offers improved rewards over the chest found in Taverley (see table below). You’ll also find Iestin Edern here who is now the new Lord Iorwerth and can talk to him to find out more about the Clan Iorwerth and himself.

Prifddinas Crystal Chest Rewards
Reward No.	Items
Reward 1	Uncut dragonstone, Grimy lantadyme (5), Crystal tree blossom
Reward 2	Uncut dragonstone, Yew seed, Papaya tree seed, Elder seed
Reward 3	Uncut dragonstone, Tooth half of a key, Crystal motherlode shard (10)
Reward 4	Uncut dragonstone, Loop half of a key, Crystal motherlode shard (10)
Reward 5	Uncut dragonstone, Dwarf weed seed, Torstol seed
Reward 6	Uncut dragonstone, Coal (80) (Noted), Adamantite ore (10) (Noted), Corrupted ore (50)
Reward 7	Uncut dragonstone, Rune halberd
Reward 8	Uncut dragonstone, Rune full helm, Rune kiteshield
Reward 9	Uncut dragonstone, Rune platelegs (male players only), Rune plateskirt (female players only)
Reward 10	Uncut dragonstone, Rune bar (3)
Reward 11	Uncut dragonstone, Fire talisman (5) (Noted), Water talisman (2) (Noted)
Reward 12	Uncut dragonstone, Uncut ruby (3), Uncut diamond (3)
Reward 13	Uncut dragonstone, Dragonstone helm, Dragonstone hauberk, Dragonstone greaves, Dragonstone gauntlets, Dragonstone boots

Back to top The Trahaearn Sector found south-southeast of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Trahaearn and is the Mining and Smithing focused area of the city.

Trahaearn Herald: The Trahaearn herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Trahaearn cape for 1,000,000gp. There is also a convenient bank box located next to him.
Seren Stones: On the southwest side of this sector you’ll find five Seren stones which act in the same way for Mining as Choking Ivy does for Woodcutting in that they can be mined for experience indefinitely at level 89, but provide no primary resource in return. However, you will occasionally obtain Corrupted ore which can be smelted in a furnace at level 89 to obtain 150 Smithing experience per ore.
Furnace, Anvils and Tree Patch: On the southeast side of this sector you’ll find a Tree patch and to the south of this a building containing a furnace and four anvils.
Gem Rock: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find a large Gem rock which can be mined for both normal and spirit gems ranging from Uncut sapphire and Spirit sapphire to Uncut onyx and Spirit onyx,
Ore Rocks: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a number of metal ore rocks made up of:
- 8 Coal
- 6 Mithril
- 8 Adamantite
- 2 Runite

Back to top The Cadarn Sector found east-southeast of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Cadarn and is the Ranged and Magic focused area of the city. It is also where you will find the Max Guild,

Cadarn Herald: The Cadarn herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Cadarn cape for 1,000,000gp.
The Tears of Seren: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a fountain called the The Tears of Seren which can be used to recharge all Dragonstone jewellery.
Haf and the Elven Grimoire: Just west of the Tears of Seren fountain you’ll find Haf’s Staff Shop where you can buy Battlestaves for 7,000gp each from Haf (and Lunet if you’ve completed the Hard Tirannwn Tasks ) and use the Elven grimoire to swap between the Standard and Ancient spellbooks, as well as Curses and Prayers if you have completed Desert Treasure and The Temple at Senntisten, Doing so will also boost your Magic, Ranged and Defence levels.
Flax, Spinning Wheel and Loom: On the northeast side of this sector you’ll find a patch of Flax which you can pick and in the building to he east there is a spinning wheel and loom.
Max Guild Garden: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find the Max Guild and its garden which can be accessed by players who have obtained level 99 in at least one skill. In the garden you’ll find Elen Anterth who can be used as an alternative to Max for buying a Max cape, Behind her you’ll see two portals which you can tune to teleport you to various high-level skilling area, however you must have at least 15 99s to use the second portal. You’ll also notice a number of skill banners which can be unfurled if you have level 99 in the corresponding skill.
Max Guild Tower: At the south end of the garden you’ll find the Max Guild itself which is housed in a large tower. Inside you’ll find another bank and Grand Exchange desk, Challenge Mitress Heriau, a Combat portal which can be tuned to teleport you to various high-level monsters, including all bosses, and the Throne of Fame which you can sit on if you have obtained a Completionist cape,

Back to top The Crwys Sector found east-northeast of the Tower of Voices is home to the Clan Crwys and is the Farming and Woodcutting focused area of the city.

Crwys Herald: The Crwys herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Crwys cape for 1,000,000gp.
Seed Shop, Farming Patches and Yews: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a Bush and Herb patch, two giant Yew trees which each have several branches that can be cut individually, a Farming Shop run by Coeden which sells seeds and seedlings as well as having Choking ivy on its walls, another Bank chest and Lord Crwys who you can talk to to learn more about Clan Crwys and himself.
Magic Trees: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a Magic tree in each of the four corners.
Spirit Tree: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find a giant Spirit Tree and Glouron who you can talk to unlock the ability to plant a third Spirit Tree of your own at 89 Farming,
Elder Tree Patch: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find an Elder tree patch in which you can plant an Elder sapling at level 90 Farming to grow your own Elder tree. Next to the patch you’ll find Sior who will look after the Elder tree in return for 25 Morchella mushrooms,

Back to top The Meilyr Sector found north-northeast of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Meilyr and is the Dungeoneering and Herblore focused area of the city.

Meilyr Herald: The Meilyr herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Meilyr cape for 1,000,000gp.
Fruit Tree Patch: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a Fruit tree patch.
Lady Meilyr: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find Lady Meilyr who you can talk to to find out more about the Clan and herself. She also the Meilyr Clan Store which stocks Harmony moss seeds and various Herblore supplies, as well as a Recipe Shop from which you can buy recipes for various combination potions, some of which must first be unlocked by finding them while Dungeoneering,
Gorajo Resource Dungeon: On the island south of Lady Meilyr there is resource dungeon requiring level 95 Dungeoneering to enter. Inside the dungeon you’ll find the Gorajo hoardstalker who you can talk to claim one random Gorajo card per day which provides benefits while Dungeoneering. On the north side of the dungeon you’ll also find a Bloodwood tree, random Divine location spawns, Implings, Pawyas and Grenwalls.
Wythien: Next to the resource dungeon entrance you’ll find and Wythien who runs a Dungeoneering Rewards Shop and can be used as an alternative to the Rewards Trader, He will also give you a Reward or Damage enhancer from the Motherlode Maw (see below) in exchange for 10 Crystal motherlode shards or exchange unfocused or any other enhancer you already have for another with half of the full charges.
Harmony Pillars: On the southeast and southwest sides of the sector you’ll find the Harmony pillars. Each of these pillars is attuned to a random skill each day and you must earn a total of 200,000 experience in this skill to complete the four growth stages of a Harmony moss seed in order to obtain Harmony moss, You can talk to the Harmony pillar farmer to learn more about the pillars and access both the same Meilyr Clan Store and Recipe Shop run by Lady Meilyr,

Edimmu Resource Dungeon and Motherlode Maw: Next to the Harmony pillars on the southwest island you’ll find a resource dungeon requiring level 115 Dungeoneering to enter. Inside the dungeon, head north and you’ll find the Motherlode Maw. Players with at least level 95 in all skills can reach into this once per day and retrieve one of the items in the table below which are all designed to hep you complete requirements for the Completionist cape and Completionist cape (t) faster.

Motherlode Maw Rewards
Reward Type	Possible Items
Damage Enhancers	Airut damage enhancer, Cadarn warrior damage enhancer, Dominion tower damage enhancer, Nihil damage enhancer, Qbd damage enhancer, Rush of blood damage enhancer, Volcanic damage enhancer, and Unfocused damage enhancer,
Reward enhancers	Artisan’s workshop respect enhancer, Barbarian assault points enhancer, Black knight kill enhancer, Castle wars token enhancer, Champion scroll enhancer, Chimp ice enhancer, Chompy bird enhancer, Dark beast assignment token, Fish flingers points enhancer, Livid farm point enhancer, Mobilising armies point enhancer, Morvran’s challenge enhancer, Player-Owned Ports enhancer, and Unfocused reward enhancer,
Other	Combination potions, Coins (10,000-30,000), Corrupted ore (100), Crystal-flecked sandstone (1-6), Crystal geode, Crystal key, Crystal triskelion fragments, Crystal weapons, Dragon armor, Dragon weapons, Dragon ammo/thrown weapons (10-60), Elder seed, Golden rocks, Harmony moss (1-6), Impling jars, Loop half of a key, Palm tree seed, Papaya tree seed, Perfect potions, Rune armor, Rune weapons, Rune ammo/thrown weapons (10-60), Spirit seed, Starved ancient effigy, Tooth half of a key, and Yew seed,

In the dungeon’s southeast passage you’ll find a Crystal-flecked sandstone rock which can be mined to obtain 25 Crystal-flecked sandstone per day. On the north side of the dungeon there is a room filled with Edimmu. You can only pass the barrier to enter this room if you have been assigned an Eddmiu Slayer task.

Prifddinas Waterfall Fishing: This area is found in between the Meilyr and Crwys districts. Unlike most areas this area requires 90 Agility, Ranged, and Strength to access. This area also requires using a Mith grapple and a Mith crossbow to use the shortcut. Inside the area you will be able to catch Urchins. Small Crystal Urchins requires 93 Fishing, the Medium Crystal Urchins requires 95 Fishing, and the Large Crystal Urchins requires 97 Fishing to catch.

Back to top The Hefin Sector found north-northwest of the Tower of Voices is home to the Clan Hefin and is the Agility and Prayer focused area of the city.

Hefin Herald: The Hefin herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Hefin cape for 1,000,000gp.
Corrupted Seren Stone: On the north side of the sector you’ll find a cathedral up the stairs containing a large floating Corrupted Seren Stone. You trade with one of the Hefin monks to buy Cleansing crystals for 110,000gp each which can then be used to cleanse the Corrupted Seren Stone for Prayer experience.
Serenity Posts: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find 6 Serenity posts. Balance on one of these and follow Lady Hefin’s instructions to earn up to 20,000 Agility experience per day. You can also talk to Lady Hefin to learn more about Clan Hefin and herself.
Agility Course: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find the start of the Hefin Agility Course which takes you up to the roof of the cathedral. This is much less click-intensive than any other Agility course and plays out like an interactive cutscene while also offering a chance of unlocking unique item rewards and emotes after completing each lap.

Back to top The Amlodd Sector found west-northwest of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Amlodd and is the Divination and Summoning focused area of the city.

Amlodd Herald: The Amlodd herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Amlodd cape for 1,000,000gp.
Daffyd: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find Daffyd who’ll give you an Impling checklist and ask you to catch one of every impling in return for 50,000 Hunter experience and the option to either receive double loot or triple experience when catching implings in future.
Fairy Ring and Summoning Obelisk: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a Fairy ring which you can teleport to using the code D J S. There is also a large Summoning obelisk here which can be used to infuse pouches and next to this you’ll also find Lord Amlodd who you can talk to to learn more about the clan and himself, as well as convert pouches into a percentage of their Spirit shard cost as an alternative to Bogrog,
Shadows and Light Rift: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find a huge rift which can be used to convert Shadow cores dropped by the Blissful, Manifest and Truthful shadows into Light cores. These can then be used to infuse Light creature pouches.

Back to top The Ithell Sector found west-southwest of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Ithell and is the Construction and Crafting focused area of the city.

Ithell Herald: The Ithell herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Ithell cape for 1,000,000gp. There is also a convenient bank box located next to her.
God Statue: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find stone block which can be sculpted as part of the God Statues monthly Distraction and Diversion.
Pottery Oven, Wheels and Cooking Range: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a Pottery Oven with several Potter’s wheels which also doubles as a Cooking range.
Soft Clay, Crystal-flecked Sandstone Rocks and Tanner: Just east of the oven you’ll find 6 Soft clay rocks (Note: Clay rocks do not deplete during Ithell voice of Seren), a Crystal-flecked sandstone rock which can be mined for 50 Crystal-flecked sandstone per day and a Robust glass machine to turn the sandstone into Crystal glass, There is also a Tanner just south of the Soft clay who can tan your hides for a price.
Harmonium Harps: South of the oven you’ll find a building containing four Harominum harps which can be played at 75 Crafting for 80 experience per action and Harmonic dust which is used to create your own Crystal weapons and tools. Once you’ve obtained 100 dust from a harp, it must be retuned and doing so provides Construction experience. Outside of this building you’ll also find a well and sandpit.
House Portal and Estate Agent: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find a House Portal and elven Estate agent who can change the interior decoration and location of your house, including to Prifddinas for 25,000gp.
Sawmill: Next to the House portal you’ll find a Sawmill and you can talk to the Sawmill operator here to change logs into planks and buy various Construction supplies. As it is located just a few steps away from a bank box, converting logs to planks is much more efficient here than using the Sawmill operator found northeast of Varrock,
Lady Ithell: Just north of the Sawmill you’ll find Lady Ithell who you can talk to to learn more about the clan and herself. She is also able to create Crystal pickaxes and hatchets in return for a Dragon pickaxe or hatchet and 4,000 Harmonic dust, Note that the pickaxe or hatchet can be on taken from your toolbelt and both a Gilded dragon pickaxe and Imcando pickaxe will also work.
Eluned and the Singing Bowl: Finally, north of Lady Ithell you’ll find Eluned who can turn Crystal tool, Crystal armour and Crystal weapon seeds into crystal equipment for a price. Next to her you’ll find the Singing bowl which as mentioned above can be used to create your own crystal equipment assuming you have the correct levels and enough Harmonic dust,

Back to top While in Prifddinas you will notice two icons in the top left corner of your screen which indicate which sectors of the city are currently affected by the Voice of Seren. The Voice increases the experience and chance of finding golden rocks while skilling in the active sectors and also provides a number of other effects unique to each clan (see table below).

Voice of Seren Effects
Clan	Unique Effects
Clan Iorwerth	Increased chance of obtaining items unique to Prifddinas from the Crystal chest e.g. Crystal tree blossom and Corrupted ore Killing an Iorwerth guard or scout will provide a small amount of Slayer experience. Killing any monster in Rush of Blood will award a small amount of Slayer experience.
Clan Trahaearn	Provides a chance of obtaining Corrupted ore while Mining Coal-Runite rocks. Chance of obtaining Swamp tar while smelting Corrupted ore, Provides a chance that ore rocks will become temporarily harmonized and not run out of ore when mined.
Clan Cadarn	Provides a small amount of Ranged experience after besting a Cadarn ranger regardless of combat style used. Provides a small amount of Magic experience after besting a Cadarn magus regardless of combat style used.
Clan Crwys	Replaces any Bird nest drops with Crystal geodes while Woodcutting. Provides a chance of attracting a Guthix butterfly while checking health of crops. Provides a chance for any planted crops to skip growth stages.
Clan Meilyr	Provides a chance for a planted fruit tree to skip growth stages ,
Clan Hefin	Provides a small amount of Prayer experience after completing a lap of the Hefin Agility Course. Increases Velocity gain while using the Hefin Agility Course. Provides a chance to obtain shadow cores from the Hefin Agility Course.
Clan Amlodd	Provides a chance to create extra scrolls when turning pouches into scrolls using the obelisk. Provides a chance for Chronicle fragments to spawn after killing a shadow creature.
Clan Ithell	Increases the amount of time it takes for a Harmonium harp to become out of tune. Doubles the stock of the Sawmill operator’s Construction Supplies shop and replenishes stock if it’s at 0 when the effect changes to Ithell.

Prifddinas Titles
Title	To Unlock
of the Trahaearn	Mine and smelt 100 Corrupted ore,
of the Iorwerth	Complete 8 Dark beast assignments from Morvran,
of the Cadarn	Best a combined total of 1,000 Cadarn magus and Cadarn rangers,
of the Crwys	Grow an Elder tree and check its health.
of the Meilyr	Harvest 50 Harmony moss,
of the Hefin	Complete 200 laps of the Hefin Agility Course.
of the Amlodd	Summon a Light creature familiar and use its special move, then talk to Lord Amlodd,
of the Ithell	Make 100 Crystal flasks,
the Corrupted	Use a piece of Corrupted ore on Seren in the Memoriam Device chamber in the Tower of Voices.
the Fractured	Use any divine energy other than Elder on Seren.
Dark Elf	Wear the Clan Iorwerth cape and use the Shard of Zaros on Seren, then attempt to attack her.
The Famous	Successfully complete Morvran’s challenge.
the Elfbourne	Use a Bacon mound on Seren with a Chocolate bar and loaf of Bread in your inventory.
the Ravensworn	Find all 13 Ravens in the city. One Raven spawns every 13 days for 13 hours starting from 00:00 GMT on October 4th 2014.
the Stupendous	Add Cooked meat to an Incomplete stew while wielding a Mud pie in the city.
the Statuesque	Complete the golden Statue of Rhiannon in the Max Guild.
of the Naragi	Plant a Crystal acorn in the Crystal tree patch.
Lorehound	Find all 16 Memoriam crystals in the city and add them to Memoriam device in the Tower of Voices.
the Elven	Buy all 8 clan capes from the heralds for a total of 8,000,000gp.
Dark Lord	Kill a combined total of 1,000 Truthful, Blissful, or Manifest shadow,
the Mourner	Wear a full set of Mourner equipment and talk to Lady Ithell,
Sweet Tooth	Eat 10 sweet foods in the city e.g. Chocolate products and Fruit pies.
of the Tarddiad	Talk to all 8 clan Lords and Ladies about their clan.
the Meandering	Take 10 minutes or more to complete the Hefin Agility Course.
the Coedensworn	Cast the Cure plant or Fertile soil spell on Coeden while wearing a Clan Crwys cape, Splitbark body, Splitbark legs, Splitbark gauntlets, Splitbark boots, a Splitbark shield, Splitbark wand and Tribal mask,
the Hunter/Huntress	Follow the tracks from the southern entrance to the city to find a rabbit named Madoc while wearing a Larupia hat, Larupia top, Larupia legs, Hunters’ crossbow, Long kebbit bolts, Strung rabbit foot and with a Teasing stick in your inventory.
the Challenged	Eat 50 Bananas while wearing a Mime outfit, Fairy banner and Fairy shield,
Sneaky	Pickpocket one of each clan’s worker within 90 seconds while wearing a Clan Iorwerth cape and with a Ninja impling jar in your inventory.

Back to top This City/Area Guide was written by Javezz, Thanks to Balista, Sumurai8, RHODARRE, The Cardinal, Rednar, Aw0L, somedude772, RdRanger2020, and Gods Psychic. for corrections. This City/Area Guide was entered into the database on Mon, Sep 22, 2014, at 12:09:08 PM by Javezz, and it was last updated on Sun, Sep 03, 2017, at 04:24:09 AM by Numerous One,

How do I get to Tirannwn Runescape?

A map of Tirannwn Tirannwn (pronounced “TIR-an-un” ) is a heavily forested region located west of Kandarin, It can only be accessed by starting Regicide, Other ways of entry include boarding a charter ship to Port Tyras (upon completion of Regicide ), travelling through Arandar (also upon completion of Regicide) and elf teleport crystals obtained during Mourning’s Ends Part I,

The elves lived for many hundreds of years and saw the God Wars, It is said that the elves retreated there, but it is not said when. Apart from elves, rabbits, dire wolves, and grizzly bears inhabit Tirannwn. The many traps and dense forest make travelling through Tirannwn difficult and potentially dangerous (see Traps for more details).

It is wise to bring anti-poison potions and food, Level 56 Agility is required to navigate Tirannwn fully, as players will come across dense forest that requires 56 Agility to pass.

What does Song of the Elves unlock?

Song of the Elves Song of the Elves is the final quest in the Elf quest series. The quest was announced at RuneFest 2018 and was released on 25 July 2019. Completion of the quest unlocks access to the elven city of Prifddinas. The quest follows up on the events of Mourning’s End Part II.

With the Temple of Light now sealed for another thousand years, the player joins the rebel elves in exposing the hoax of the plague and starting a revolution against Lord Iorwerth and King Lathas.
Our story begins with you, the hero, answering the call to adventure when Edmond, a resident of Ardougne, asks for your aid.

By rescuing his daughter Elena from Plague City, the quarantined West Ardougne, you begin to unravel the mystery surrounding the disease. With her help, you discover the plague is a hoax – a plot by King Lathas to section off the West Ardougne. By confronting him, you find out this was done to protect the rest of Gielinor from the threat in the elven lands.

The king sends you on a mission to travel through the Underground Pass and help his ally, Lord Iorwerth, in eradicating his brother King Tyras who threatens to revive the mysterious Dark Lord.
After an arduous journey through the pass, you meet with Iorwerth and his forces to end Tyras’ evil once and for all.

Upon your return to Lathas you are intercepted by Arianwyn, a rebel elf who opposes Lord Iorwerth. He informs you of Lathas and Iorwerth’s deception. They manipulated you into removing their final opposition and were now free to bring the Dark Lord back to Gielinor for their own intentions.

You work with the elven rebellion to discover the purpose of the plague was to disguise the digsite of the long lost Temple of Light.
An ancient place that is key to bringing back the Dark Lord.
To make amends for your past mistakes and put a halt in King Lathas’ and Lord Iorwerth’s plans, you solve the intricate light puzzle designed to protect the Death altar within the temple.

After sealing off the temple and preventing the return of the Dark Lord, it’s now time to turn your attention to King Lathas and Lord Iorwerth to end their schemes once and for all in Song of the Elves. : Song of the Elves

When was prif released?

Prifddinas/Pre-release was significantly altered after an update. This article is retained to provide information on past elements of RuneScape,

Prior to its release, Prifddinas was heavily speculated about due to how little was known about it, and hotly anticipated. It was initially released in 2004, but only became accessible in the latter half of 2014, with half the city released on 22 September and the rest later in the year.,

How to get a girl Elf?

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Visit an official Scout Elf Adoption Center, At these special adoption centres, which are typically only open during the holiday season, you and your family can visit and pick out your very own Elf on the Shelf® to take home. Find an adoption centre near you, Visit Santa’s online adoption centre, Parents, pull up Santa’s online store, where all the magical creatures from the North Pole are available for adoption. After you pick a boy or girl elf, Santa will send your new helper straight to your home. Put it in a wish list, Never underestimate the power of a good old-fashioned Christmas wish list when it comes to asking Santa for a Scout Elf®. If your child has asked you for an elf, you could ask them to write their wishes to Santa and see if he chooses to send a Scout Elf to surprise them at the start of the Christmas season.

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How do you get to priff in rs3?

Head to the far north side of Tirannwn, northeast of Lletya, and cross the bridge to find two Prifddinas Guards. If you have completed Plague’s End, then they’ll allow you to pass into the city. Alternatively, there is a second entrance to the city from the limestone mine to the east.
Follow the path up the cliff and on your way you’ll come across the crystal gate from the previous incarnation of Prifddinas which has been kept as a monument. Continue up the path and you’ll finally reach the newest incarnation of the legendary crystal city.

Follow the pathway all the way north to reach the city’s central hub, the Tower of Voices. Here’ll you’ll find a selection of useful features including:

Prifddinas Lodestone: Activate this to teleport directly to the Tower of Voices via your home teleport.
The Tower has two banks and Grand Exchange desks, one on the northwest wall and one on the southeast wall where you’ll also find Rhobert Dail who can decant potions for you.
Challenge Mistress Heriau: Challenge Mitress Heriau can be used an as alternative to Challenge Mistress Fara in Burthorpe for turning in your Daily Challenges and toggling max challenges on or off.
Auron Ithell: You can speak to Auron Ithell to start the Golden Shattered Heart Distraction and Diversion and help her rebuild the Statue of Rhihannon by collecting pairs of Golden rocks from a number of skilling activities and adding them to the golden plinth beside her.
Dilwyn: Dilwyn can be used an alternative to Xuan for accessing the Loyalty Shop,
Eternal Bonfire: This huge bonfire can be used to train Firemaking without having to constantly relight your bonfire when it burns out.
Teleportation Portals: Here’ll you’ll find three portals which offer convenient teleports to the following locations:
- Daemonheim
- Clan Citadel
- Player-Owned Port
Crystal Tree Patch: At level 94 Farming you can plant a Crystal acorn in this patch to grow your own Crystal tree which you can then harvest a Crystal tree blossom from once every 24 hours.
Ianto and the Holiday Portal: Ianto can be used as an alternative to Diango in Draynor Village for retrieving holiday event items, Treasure Hunter items and any other promotional items you may have obtained. Behind him you will see the Holiday portal which will be able to teleport you to a Holiday Event when one is on-going.
Memoriam Device: Up the stairs in the northeast corner of the tower you’ll find a chamber containing a Memoriam Device similar to the one found on Frenesake during and after Fate of the Gods, You can use this device to access Seren’s memories if you’ve obtained her Memoriam crystals from the city (see table below). You’ll also notice some Crystal shards floating around the room and these are remnants of the goddess herself.

Seren Memoriam Crystal Locations
Memoriam Crystal No.	Location
01	In front of the building west of Morvran in the Iorwerth Sector.
02	South side of the building next to the Elder tree patch in the Crwys Sector.
03	Next to the Trahaearn herald in the Trahaearn Sector.
04	Inside Haf’s Staff Shop in the Cadarn Sector.
05	Pickpocket Arianwyn near the Cadarn herald in the Cadarn Sector.
06	Talk to Lord Iorwerth in the cathedral in the Iorwerth Sector and ask him about the World Gate (requires completion of Fate of the Gods ).
07	Search the crate against the west wall of the building south of the Seren stones in the Trahaearn Sector.
08	Plant a bush in the Bush patch in the Crwys sector and check its health when it’s fully grown.
09	Inside the Hefin Cathedral in the Hefin Sector.
10	Inside the Harmonium harps building in the Ithell Sector.
11	Inside Daffyd’s house in the Amlodd Sector.
12	Inside the Herblore Shop in the Meilyr Sector.
13	Unlock an emote from the Hefin Agility Course and perform it next to the Serenity posts in the Hefin Sector.
14	Collect sand from the Sandpit in the Ithell Sector with 10 or more Buckets in your inventory.
15	Teleport to the Prifddinas Fairy ring (D J S).
16	Harvest Harmony moss, after drinking a dose of Perfect juju farming potion with a fully grown fruit tree in the Meilyr Sector patch to be able to take the crystal next to the northeast Harmony pillar.

Back to top The Iowerth Sector found south-southwest of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Iorwerth and is the Melee and Slayer focused area of the city.

Iorwerth Herald: The Iorwerth herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Iorwerth cape for 1,000,000gp. As with any of the other clan heralds, she will provide some information on the city, tell you which sector is currently under the effect of the Voice of Seren and also sell you Seren’s symbol (incomplete) for 1,000,000gp.
Morvran and Rush of Blood: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find the a Slayer Master called Morvran who will assign you tasks if you have 85 Slayer and a Combat level of at least 120. You can also talk to him to play the Rush of Blood weekly Distraction and Diversion.
Crystal Chest: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a cathedral with a new Crystal chest next to the altar which can be opened with a Crystal key and offers improved rewards over the chest found in Taverley (see table below). You’ll also find Iestin Edern here who is now the new Lord Iorwerth and can talk to him to find out more about the Clan Iorwerth and himself.

Prifddinas Crystal Chest Rewards
Reward No.	Items
Reward 1	Uncut dragonstone, Grimy lantadyme (5), Crystal tree blossom
Reward 2	Uncut dragonstone, Yew seed, Papaya tree seed, Elder seed
Reward 3	Uncut dragonstone, Tooth half of a key, Crystal motherlode shard (10)
Reward 4	Uncut dragonstone, Loop half of a key, Crystal motherlode shard (10)
Reward 5	Uncut dragonstone, Dwarf weed seed, Torstol seed
Reward 6	Uncut dragonstone, Coal (80) (Noted), Adamantite ore (10) (Noted), Corrupted ore (50)
Reward 7	Uncut dragonstone, Rune halberd
Reward 8	Uncut dragonstone, Rune full helm, Rune kiteshield
Reward 9	Uncut dragonstone, Rune platelegs (male players only), Rune plateskirt (female players only)
Reward 10	Uncut dragonstone, Rune bar (3)
Reward 11	Uncut dragonstone, Fire talisman (5) (Noted), Water talisman (2) (Noted)
Reward 12	Uncut dragonstone, Uncut ruby (3), Uncut diamond (3)
Reward 13	Uncut dragonstone, Dragonstone helm, Dragonstone hauberk, Dragonstone greaves, Dragonstone gauntlets, Dragonstone boots

Back to top The Trahaearn Sector found south-southeast of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Trahaearn and is the Mining and Smithing focused area of the city.

Trahaearn Herald: The Trahaearn herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Trahaearn cape for 1,000,000gp. There is also a convenient bank box located next to him.
Seren Stones: On the southwest side of this sector you’ll find five Seren stones which act in the same way for Mining as Choking Ivy does for Woodcutting in that they can be mined for experience indefinitely at level 89, but provide no primary resource in return. However, you will occasionally obtain Corrupted ore which can be smelted in a furnace at level 89 to obtain 150 Smithing experience per ore.
Furnace, Anvils and Tree Patch: On the southeast side of this sector you’ll find a Tree patch and to the south of this a building containing a furnace and four anvils.
Gem Rock: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find a large Gem rock which can be mined for both normal and spirit gems ranging from Uncut sapphire and Spirit sapphire to Uncut onyx and Spirit onyx,
Ore Rocks: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a number of metal ore rocks made up of:
- 8 Coal
- 6 Mithril
- 8 Adamantite
- 2 Runite

Back to top The Cadarn Sector found east-southeast of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Cadarn and is the Ranged and Magic focused area of the city. It is also where you will find the Max Guild,

Cadarn Herald: The Cadarn herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Cadarn cape for 1,000,000gp.
The Tears of Seren: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a fountain called the The Tears of Seren which can be used to recharge all Dragonstone jewellery.
Haf and the Elven Grimoire: Just west of the Tears of Seren fountain you’ll find Haf’s Staff Shop where you can buy Battlestaves for 7,000gp each from Haf (and Lunet if you’ve completed the Hard Tirannwn Tasks ) and use the Elven grimoire to swap between the Standard and Ancient spellbooks, as well as Curses and Prayers if you have completed Desert Treasure and The Temple at Senntisten, Doing so will also boost your Magic, Ranged and Defence levels.
Flax, Spinning Wheel and Loom: On the northeast side of this sector you’ll find a patch of Flax which you can pick and in the building to he east there is a spinning wheel and loom.
Max Guild Garden: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find the Max Guild and its garden which can be accessed by players who have obtained level 99 in at least one skill. In the garden you’ll find Elen Anterth who can be used as an alternative to Max for buying a Max cape, Behind her you’ll see two portals which you can tune to teleport you to various high-level skilling area, however you must have at least 15 99s to use the second portal. You’ll also notice a number of skill banners which can be unfurled if you have level 99 in the corresponding skill.
Max Guild Tower: At the south end of the garden you’ll find the Max Guild itself which is housed in a large tower. Inside you’ll find another bank and Grand Exchange desk, Challenge Mitress Heriau, a Combat portal which can be tuned to teleport you to various high-level monsters, including all bosses, and the Throne of Fame which you can sit on if you have obtained a Completionist cape,

Back to top The Crwys Sector found east-northeast of the Tower of Voices is home to the Clan Crwys and is the Farming and Woodcutting focused area of the city.

Crwys Herald: The Crwys herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Crwys cape for 1,000,000gp.
Seed Shop, Farming Patches and Yews: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a Bush and Herb patch, two giant Yew trees which each have several branches that can be cut individually, a Farming Shop run by Coeden which sells seeds and seedlings as well as having Choking ivy on its walls, another Bank chest and Lord Crwys who you can talk to to learn more about Clan Crwys and himself.
Magic Trees: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a Magic tree in each of the four corners.
Spirit Tree: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find a giant Spirit Tree and Glouron who you can talk to unlock the ability to plant a third Spirit Tree of your own at 89 Farming,
Elder Tree Patch: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find an Elder tree patch in which you can plant an Elder sapling at level 90 Farming to grow your own Elder tree. Next to the patch you’ll find Sior who will look after the Elder tree in return for 25 Morchella mushrooms,

Back to top The Meilyr Sector found north-northeast of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Meilyr and is the Dungeoneering and Herblore focused area of the city.

Meilyr Herald: The Meilyr herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Meilyr cape for 1,000,000gp.
Fruit Tree Patch: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find a Fruit tree patch.
Lady Meilyr: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find Lady Meilyr who you can talk to to find out more about the Clan and herself. She also the Meilyr Clan Store which stocks Harmony moss seeds and various Herblore supplies, as well as a Recipe Shop from which you can buy recipes for various combination potions, some of which must first be unlocked by finding them while Dungeoneering,
Gorajo Resource Dungeon: On the island south of Lady Meilyr there is resource dungeon requiring level 95 Dungeoneering to enter. Inside the dungeon you’ll find the Gorajo hoardstalker who you can talk to claim one random Gorajo card per day which provides benefits while Dungeoneering. On the north side of the dungeon you’ll also find a Bloodwood tree, random Divine location spawns, Implings, Pawyas and Grenwalls.
Wythien: Next to the resource dungeon entrance you’ll find and Wythien who runs a Dungeoneering Rewards Shop and can be used as an alternative to the Rewards Trader, He will also give you a Reward or Damage enhancer from the Motherlode Maw (see below) in exchange for 10 Crystal motherlode shards or exchange unfocused or any other enhancer you already have for another with half of the full charges.
Harmony Pillars: On the southeast and southwest sides of the sector you’ll find the Harmony pillars. Each of these pillars is attuned to a random skill each day and you must earn a total of 200,000 experience in this skill to complete the four growth stages of a Harmony moss seed in order to obtain Harmony moss, You can talk to the Harmony pillar farmer to learn more about the pillars and access both the same Meilyr Clan Store and Recipe Shop run by Lady Meilyr,

Motherlode Maw Rewards
Reward Type	Possible Items
Damage Enhancers	Airut damage enhancer, Cadarn warrior damage enhancer, Dominion tower damage enhancer, Nihil damage enhancer, Qbd damage enhancer, Rush of blood damage enhancer, Volcanic damage enhancer, and Unfocused damage enhancer,
Reward enhancers	Artisan’s workshop respect enhancer, Barbarian assault points enhancer, Black knight kill enhancer, Castle wars token enhancer, Champion scroll enhancer, Chimp ice enhancer, Chompy bird enhancer, Dark beast assignment token, Fish flingers points enhancer, Livid farm point enhancer, Mobilising armies point enhancer, Morvran’s challenge enhancer, Player-Owned Ports enhancer, and Unfocused reward enhancer,
Other	Combination potions, Coins (10,000-30,000), Corrupted ore (100), Crystal-flecked sandstone (1-6), Crystal geode, Crystal key, Crystal triskelion fragments, Crystal weapons, Dragon armor, Dragon weapons, Dragon ammo/thrown weapons (10-60), Elder seed, Golden rocks, Harmony moss (1-6), Impling jars, Loop half of a key, Palm tree seed, Papaya tree seed, Perfect potions, Rune armor, Rune weapons, Rune ammo/thrown weapons (10-60), Spirit seed, Starved ancient effigy, Tooth half of a key, and Yew seed,

Prifddinas Waterfall Fishing: This area is found in between the Meilyr and Crwys districts. Unlike most areas this area requires 90 Agility, Ranged, and Strength to access. This area also requires using a Mith grapple and a Mith crossbow to use the shortcut. Inside the area you will be able to catch Urchins. Small Crystal Urchins requires 93 Fishing, the Medium Crystal Urchins requires 95 Fishing, and the Large Crystal Urchins requires 97 Fishing to catch.

Back to top The Hefin Sector found north-northwest of the Tower of Voices is home to the Clan Hefin and is the Agility and Prayer focused area of the city.

Hefin Herald: The Hefin herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Hefin cape for 1,000,000gp.
Corrupted Seren Stone: On the north side of the sector you’ll find a cathedral up the stairs containing a large floating Corrupted Seren Stone. You trade with one of the Hefin monks to buy Cleansing crystals for 110,000gp each which can then be used to cleanse the Corrupted Seren Stone for Prayer experience.
Serenity Posts: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find 6 Serenity posts. Balance on one of these and follow Lady Hefin’s instructions to earn up to 20,000 Agility experience per day. You can also talk to Lady Hefin to learn more about Clan Hefin and herself.
Agility Course: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find the start of the Hefin Agility Course which takes you up to the roof of the cathedral. This is much less click-intensive than any other Agility course and plays out like an interactive cutscene while also offering a chance of unlocking unique item rewards and emotes after completing each lap.

Back to top The Amlodd Sector found west-northwest of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Amlodd and is the Divination and Summoning focused area of the city.

Amlodd Herald: The Amlodd herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Amlodd cape for 1,000,000gp.
Daffyd: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find Daffyd who’ll give you an Impling checklist and ask you to catch one of every impling in return for 50,000 Hunter experience and the option to either receive double loot or triple experience when catching implings in future.
Fairy Ring and Summoning Obelisk: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a Fairy ring which you can teleport to using the code D J S. There is also a large Summoning obelisk here which can be used to infuse pouches and next to this you’ll also find Lord Amlodd who you can talk to to learn more about the clan and himself, as well as convert pouches into a percentage of their Spirit shard cost as an alternative to Bogrog,
Shadows and Light Rift: On the northeast side of the sector you’ll find a huge rift which can be used to convert Shadow cores dropped by the Blissful, Manifest and Truthful shadows into Light cores. These can then be used to infuse Light creature pouches.

Back to top The Ithell Sector found west-southwest of the Tower of Voices is home to Clan Ithell and is the Construction and Crafting focused area of the city.

Ithell Herald: The Ithell herald is found in the centre of the sector and will sell you the Clan Ithell cape for 1,000,000gp. There is also a convenient bank box located next to her.
God Statue: On the northwest side of the sector you’ll find stone block which can be sculpted as part of the God Statues monthly Distraction and Diversion.
Pottery Oven, Wheels and Cooking Range: On the southwest side of the sector you’ll find a Pottery Oven with several Potter’s wheels which also doubles as a Cooking range.
Soft Clay, Crystal-flecked Sandstone Rocks and Tanner: Just east of the oven you’ll find 6 Soft clay rocks (Note: Clay rocks do not deplete during Ithell voice of Seren), a Crystal-flecked sandstone rock which can be mined for 50 Crystal-flecked sandstone per day and a Robust glass machine to turn the sandstone into Crystal glass, There is also a Tanner just south of the Soft clay who can tan your hides for a price.
Harmonium Harps: South of the oven you’ll find a building containing four Harominum harps which can be played at 75 Crafting for 80 experience per action and Harmonic dust which is used to create your own Crystal weapons and tools. Once you’ve obtained 100 dust from a harp, it must be retuned and doing so provides Construction experience. Outside of this building you’ll also find a well and sandpit.
House Portal and Estate Agent: On the southeast side of the sector you’ll find a House Portal and elven Estate agent who can change the interior decoration and location of your house, including to Prifddinas for 25,000gp.
Sawmill: Next to the House portal you’ll find a Sawmill and you can talk to the Sawmill operator here to change logs into planks and buy various Construction supplies. As it is located just a few steps away from a bank box, converting logs to planks is much more efficient here than using the Sawmill operator found northeast of Varrock,
Lady Ithell: Just north of the Sawmill you’ll find Lady Ithell who you can talk to to learn more about the clan and herself. She is also able to create Crystal pickaxes and hatchets in return for a Dragon pickaxe or hatchet and 4,000 Harmonic dust, Note that the pickaxe or hatchet can be on taken from your toolbelt and both a Gilded dragon pickaxe and Imcando pickaxe will also work.
Eluned and the Singing Bowl: Finally, north of Lady Ithell you’ll find Eluned who can turn Crystal tool, Crystal armour and Crystal weapon seeds into crystal equipment for a price. Next to her you’ll find the Singing bowl which as mentioned above can be used to create your own crystal equipment assuming you have the correct levels and enough Harmonic dust,

Voice of Seren Effects
Clan	Unique Effects
Clan Iorwerth	Increased chance of obtaining items unique to Prifddinas from the Crystal chest e.g. Crystal tree blossom and Corrupted ore Killing an Iorwerth guard or scout will provide a small amount of Slayer experience. Killing any monster in Rush of Blood will award a small amount of Slayer experience.
Clan Trahaearn	Provides a chance of obtaining Corrupted ore while Mining Coal-Runite rocks. Chance of obtaining Swamp tar while smelting Corrupted ore, Provides a chance that ore rocks will become temporarily harmonized and not run out of ore when mined.
Clan Cadarn	Provides a small amount of Ranged experience after besting a Cadarn ranger regardless of combat style used. Provides a small amount of Magic experience after besting a Cadarn magus regardless of combat style used.
Clan Crwys	Replaces any Bird nest drops with Crystal geodes while Woodcutting. Provides a chance of attracting a Guthix butterfly while checking health of crops. Provides a chance for any planted crops to skip growth stages.
Clan Meilyr	Provides a chance for a planted fruit tree to skip growth stages ,
Clan Hefin	Provides a small amount of Prayer experience after completing a lap of the Hefin Agility Course. Increases Velocity gain while using the Hefin Agility Course. Provides a chance to obtain shadow cores from the Hefin Agility Course.
Clan Amlodd	Provides a chance to create extra scrolls when turning pouches into scrolls using the obelisk. Provides a chance for Chronicle fragments to spawn after killing a shadow creature.
Clan Ithell	Increases the amount of time it takes for a Harmonium harp to become out of tune. Doubles the stock of the Sawmill operator’s Construction Supplies shop and replenishes stock if it’s at 0 when the effect changes to Ithell.

Prifddinas Titles
Title	To Unlock
of the Trahaearn	Mine and smelt 100 Corrupted ore,
of the Iorwerth	Complete 8 Dark beast assignments from Morvran,
of the Cadarn	Best a combined total of 1,000 Cadarn magus and Cadarn rangers,
of the Crwys	Grow an Elder tree and check its health.
of the Meilyr	Harvest 50 Harmony moss,
of the Hefin	Complete 200 laps of the Hefin Agility Course.
of the Amlodd	Summon a Light creature familiar and use its special move, then talk to Lord Amlodd,
of the Ithell	Make 100 Crystal flasks,
the Corrupted	Use a piece of Corrupted ore on Seren in the Memoriam Device chamber in the Tower of Voices.
the Fractured	Use any divine energy other than Elder on Seren.
Dark Elf	Wear the Clan Iorwerth cape and use the Shard of Zaros on Seren, then attempt to attack her.
The Famous	Successfully complete Morvran’s challenge.
the Elfbourne	Use a Bacon mound on Seren with a Chocolate bar and loaf of Bread in your inventory.
the Ravensworn	Find all 13 Ravens in the city. One Raven spawns every 13 days for 13 hours starting from 00:00 GMT on October 4th 2014.
the Stupendous	Add Cooked meat to an Incomplete stew while wielding a Mud pie in the city.
the Statuesque	Complete the golden Statue of Rhiannon in the Max Guild.
of the Naragi	Plant a Crystal acorn in the Crystal tree patch.
Lorehound	Find all 16 Memoriam crystals in the city and add them to Memoriam device in the Tower of Voices.
the Elven	Buy all 8 clan capes from the heralds for a total of 8,000,000gp.
Dark Lord	Kill a combined total of 1,000 Truthful, Blissful, or Manifest shadow,
the Mourner	Wear a full set of Mourner equipment and talk to Lady Ithell,
Sweet Tooth	Eat 10 sweet foods in the city e.g. Chocolate products and Fruit pies.
of the Tarddiad	Talk to all 8 clan Lords and Ladies about their clan.
the Meandering	Take 10 minutes or more to complete the Hefin Agility Course.
the Coedensworn	Cast the Cure plant or Fertile soil spell on Coeden while wearing a Clan Crwys cape, Splitbark body, Splitbark legs, Splitbark gauntlets, Splitbark boots, a Splitbark shield, Splitbark wand and Tribal mask,
the Hunter/Huntress	Follow the tracks from the southern entrance to the city to find a rabbit named Madoc while wearing a Larupia hat, Larupia top, Larupia legs, Hunters’ crossbow, Long kebbit bolts, Strung rabbit foot and with a Teasing stick in your inventory.
the Challenged	Eat 50 Bananas while wearing a Mime outfit, Fairy banner and Fairy shield,
Sneaky	Pickpocket one of each clan’s worker within 90 seconds while wearing a Clan Iorwerth cape and with a Ninja impling jar in your inventory.

How do I get to Elven city rs3?

To enter Prifddinas(Elf City), there is only the quest requirement of finishing Plague’s End. Plague’s End does have requirements in order to start it. Quest requirements: – Making History – The Restless Ghost – Priest in Peril – Catapult Construction – Within the Light – Mourning’s Ends Part II – Mourning’s Ends Part I – Big Chompy Bird Hunting – Sheep Herder – Roving Elves – Waterfall Quest – Regicide – Underground Pass – Biohazard – Plague City The level requirements for Plague’s End are: 75 Construction 75 Dungeoneering 75 Agility 75 Crafting 75 Herblore 75 Mining 75 Prayer 75 Summoning Once you have finished Plague’s End you will have access to Prifddinas! Just head to the gates in Tirannwn, and enjoy the beautiful city.

How do you get to Tirannwn fast?

Tirannwn


Released	20 September 2004 ( Update )
Members	Yes
Capital	Prifddinas
Inhabitants	Elves

Map

Advanced data

Type	region

Tirannwn (pronunciation: /tɪˈranʊn/ TIR -an-un ) is a heavily forested region located west of Kandarin, It can only be accessed by starting Regicide, Other ways of entry include boarding a charter ship to Port Tyras (upon completion of Regicide ), travelling through Arandar (also upon completion of Regicide), Iorwerth camp teleport scrolls, and elf teleport crystals obtained during Mourning’s End Part I,

The elves lived for many hundreds of years and saw the God Wars,
It is said that the elves retreated there, but it is not said when.
Apart from elves, rabbits, dire wolves, and grizzly bears inhabit Tirannwn.
The many traps and dense forest make travelling through Tirannwn difficult and potentially dangerous (see Traps for more details).

It is wise to bring anti-poison potions (or equivalent) and food, Level 56 Agility is required to navigate Tirannwn fully, as players may come across dense forest that requires 56 Agility to go through.

Why can’t you touch the elf?

7. Children are not allowed to touch them. – Elves are very fragile, and if they are touched by human children they lose their magic and ability to communicate with Santa.

Why is Moria password Elvish?

Why is the password to the mines of Moria in Elvish, not Dwarvish? Because it was constructed in cooperation between Elves and Dwarfs. It was built by Celebrimbor(Fëanor’s grandson/Creator of the three elven rings ) and Narvi, a great Dwarven craftsman.

What happens if the kids touch the elf?

Skip a day – If your kids purposefully touch their Elf on the Shelf, you can have their elf spend a day away at the North Pole. Write a brief letter from your elf to explain that because they were touched, they have to spend the day getting their magic fixed at the North Pole and there will be no fun antics happening that day.

When was priff added to Runescape?

Prifddinas
Release date	20 September 2004 (Update)
Accessible since	22 September 2014 (Update)
Members	Yes
Region	Tirannwn

When was Runespan released?

Runespan

Features
Release date	30 April 2012 (Update)
Members area	No
Main music	See below
Leader	Runecrafting Guild

What are crystal shards used for Osrs?

OSRS Crystal Shards – How to Obtain and Use

/ / OSRS Crystal Shards – How to Obtain and Use

12/27/22 Crystal shards are obtained by participating in various activities within Prifddinas after the Song of the Elves. You can use them to create and charge various crystal equipment at the crystal singing.

Can a 13 year old touch a Elf on the Shelf?

Can Adults Touch The Elf on the Shelf®? × × × Touching Elves: Do’s and Don’ts As an avid elf fan, you already know the number one rule about having a Scout Elf: no touching! This helps Scout Elves keep their Christmas magic so they can complete their important Christmas duties. But what happens if your elf falls or gets themselves into a sticky situation? Are grown-ups allowed to intervene? Santa advises that no family member touch their Elf on the Shelf, but he does describe a few rare instances when an adult may use tongs or potholders to help an elf in an urgent situation.

Your Scout Elf was tired and fell off the shelf. When the weather is extremely windy or snowy, Scout Elves work really hard to fly back to their families’ homes. In these cases, elves will be more tired than usual, and they might doze off and fall. If this happens, a parent can use potholders to help them back onto their post. Your Scout Elf landed in a great spot, but then, the dog spotted them. Scout Elves are constantly thinking of unique places to sit; however, if they accidentally sit in a dog’s line of sight, adults should use tongs to move them so they don’t get hurt! Your Scout Elf lost their balance and fell from their spot. Sometimes, the ledges Scout Elves choose to sit on are a bit too small, and before you know it, they lose their balance. Grown-ups—use the Santa-approved special tools to help your elf out if this happens! Your Scout Elf made a huge mess that needs to be cleaned up. Some elves are especially creative, building extravagant surprises for their families. If your elf gets carried away with their creativity, making a big mess, mom or dad may need to move the elf, so kids can pitch in and help tidy the area! Your Scout Elf landed on something you need to use. If little ones find their Scout Elf sitting on something they need to use, like relaxing in their sink, lying on their bookbag or hanging on their clothes, then it is okay for parents to move the elf, so kids can complete their morning routine and elves can get back to their important job! Your Scout Elf fell in something that they can’t stay in all day. When creating their landing surprise, at times, Scout Elves rely on materials like water or food supplies. On the slim chance they fell into water or food, adults are able to use potholders or tongs to place them in a safer spot.

In these special cases, Scout Elves rely on grown-ups to lend them a helping hand. If little ones are still concerned about their Scout Elf losing its Christmas magic, not to worry! Find out in no time! : Can Adults Touch The Elf on the Shelf®?

How old is a 15 year old elf?

Given that elves can live for centuries, their idea of ‘adult’ is much older than that of humans. But comparing psychological maturity is a whole different ballpark: though a 15-year-old elf would be seen as a little more than an infant to ‘adult’ Elves, so would a 15-year-old human.

Can kids touch elf babies?

From advent calendars to Hallmark Christmas movies, there are plenty of fun ways to count down to Christmas, As the holiday season approaches, we advise you turn your attention to another festive way of celebrating the days leading up to December 25: Elf on the Shelf, the toy (and tradition) that’s been inescapable for the last few years.

Whether you love or hate Santa’s magical scout elf, you might be more convinced of the former once you hear about these accessories to go with him: adorable elf babies.
If you’re not familiar with this divisive ritual, here’s the gist: Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas tradition based on a children’s book about an elf that comes to your home to see if your children are being naughty or nice.

Every night the elf magically goes back to the North Pole to tell Santa about whether or not your kids have been good enough to make it on the nice list. Since the elf comes back to your home every day, he has to be put in a different spot every morning leading up to Christmas.

The only rule for children is that they can’t touch their elf or else the magic might disappear.
Elf babies aren’t an official toy from the Elf on the Shelf store, though many are dressed in the red outfits that match the signature elf.
Aside from being cute, elf babies are a practical addition to the tradition—one of the main complaints from parents who don’t like Elf on the Shelf is that they run out of ideas of where to place him every morning.

One family went so far as to “accidentally” brake their elf’s leg so they wouldn’t have to come up with any more ideas. But with elf babies, you can mix up and create more scenarios. They can hide with their parent (or parents) or find their own spots throughout your home.

How old is a 50 year old elf?

ok so i went looking for this question for awhile and found somethings but none of them seemed to get to a true answer. How do elves age vs humans? more what im trying to get at is why would it take an elf to learn to become a wizard if they are 110 vs a human 15 years of age? is there an official answer to this? the reason why im questioning this is because im wanting to play eleven child who was raised by humans teaching/helping the child to become a druid. How do elves age? Gracefully. Seriously, the idea of spreading out the aging process for a long-lived race like elves is rather silly. We’ve had threads here before asking how many years elves spent in diapers, how long they were teenagers, etc. The starting age for elves, 110 years +x yields a starting age between 114 and 170 years.

Presumably, the 114 years figure is meant to be the equivalent of a young adult (human, around 17 or 18). How long did such an elf take to learn to become a wizard? Probably no longer than a human, really. It’s just that this elf spent so much time doing other things like admiring poetry, hunting in the forest, attending elaborate ceremonies, watching the sun rise and so on.

PF doesn’t really attempt to deal with this age discrepancy. Logically, an adventuring elf who is 114 to 170 years of age has been doing lots of other things with his time, and really ought to get a slew of obscure or eclectic skill ranks like profession (birdwatching) or craft (treehouse weaving).

The Unchained background skills system could easily be modified to work with this.
So there is no real answer to your question other than whetever you and your DM want to decide.
Could a 15-year-old elven child learn to become a druid after a few years, just like a human? Probably.
No reason why not.
Work out your backstory with your DM.

AFAIK, it is only in PFS that you are restricted to taking an age from the appropriate bracket for your race. Pathfinder wrote: The character’s race and class influence these statistics. Consult your GM before making a character that does not conform to these statistics. A fifty five year old elf is the same “physical age” as an eight year old human. So those humans will probably have to be training that elf child for a while. Nobody really goes into detail. You could either try to equate their age to a human by taking the aging process in the same linear fashion, making a 50 year old elf basically a human child, or you could take it the way Wheldrake says it, kind of like elves in the Eragon series.

Personally I prefer the latter because it makes much more sense to me and seems to fit a lot more thematically with elves. 4 people marked this as a favorite. It’s ‘complicated’ but I have an ‘age drag coefficient’ so to speak. At the beginning, they age the equivalent of one to one up to say age twelve, then they start slowing down relative to humans and aging less year to year so the elf is functionally, say, fifteen when the human is 20, twenty when the human is thirty – then the curve keeps increasing to match the aging effects landmarks.

So when on the young end the aging is roughly similar but diverges rapidly the older they get. So you avoid the long helpless period, but what you do have is an extended ‘flighty adolescence’ Quote: Nobody really goes into detail. You could either try to equate their age to a human by taking the aging process in the same linear fashion, making a 50 year old elf basically a human child According to Ultimate Campaign, that is exactly how it is in Pathfinder. I just say they age the same physically up to about age 17 or 18 then have the elves age really slowly. That makes the most sense to me personally. The rules don’t really speak on it from anything I have seen. 2 people marked this as a favorite. Quote: The rules don’t really speak on it from anything I have seen. pg 194 Ultimate Campaign You can treat it however you like, in your home game obviously. The closest we have to official rules on it comes from Ultimate Campaign, where 55 year old elves are treated as children, with the same limits and stat modifiers as 8 year old humans. As Milo said. Milo v3 wrote: Quote: The rules don’t really speak on it from anything I have seen. pg 194 Ultimate Campaign Well it seems we have an official rule now. I never saw that. I guess that means house rule time for my games. I dunno Wraith, is that PFS legal. 😀 1 person marked this as a favorite. captain yesterday wrote: I dunno Wraith, is that PFS legal. 😀 LOL Sure it is. 🙂 <- might not be true, but I don't play PFS. Milo v3 wrote: Quote: Nobody really goes into detail. You could either try to equate their age to a human by taking the aging process in the same linear fashion, making a 50 year old elf basically a human child According to Ultimate Campaign, that is exactly how it is in Pathfinder. Quote: pg 194 Ultimate Campaign I'm just here to provide a link for what Milo v3 said. Good day everyone. I stand corrected. And thank you for the link. I have always found the aging thing to be hard to deal with as well. Wizardry academies would love elves because their decades-long youths would spell a massive windfall of tuition dollars, haha! Basically any kind of schooling that combined classes of different races would be impossible.

We’ve generally never had to deal with it until my latest campaign where someone wanted to play a younger half-elf right around high school age. I decided to house rule it. I decided at that point, just to make things simple, that all races grew up and became adults in the same time frame that humans do.

They just lived way longer. Why races that live for hundreds of years instead of tens of years wouldn’t be easily hitting god-like class levels over the centuries is a question we’ll answer if I ever run a game that lasts hundreds of game years (yeah, right). Shaun wrote: Why races that live for hundreds of years instead of tens of years wouldn’t be easily hitting god-like class levels over the centuries is a question we’ll answer if I ever run a game that lasts hundreds of game years (yeah, right). Vaarsuvius disapproves.

Shaun wrote: I have always found the aging thing to be hard to deal with as well. Wizardry academies would love elves because their decades-long youths would spell a massive windfall of tuition dollars, haha! Basically any kind of schooling that combined classes of different races would be impossible.

We’ve generally never had to deal with it until my latest campaign where someone wanted to play a younger half-elf right around high school age. I decided to house rule it. I decided at that point, just to make things simple, that all races grew up and became adults in the same time frame that humans do.

They just lived way longer. Why races that live for hundreds of years instead of tens of years wouldn’t be easily hitting god-like class levels over the centuries is a question we’ll answer if I ever run a game that lasts hundreds of game years (yeah, right). Given that PCs often hit demi-god levels in a couple of years of adventuring, it’s a question that should come up for humans just as much as elves.

I think the general assumption is that the vast majority don’t level at the same rate the PCs do and also that even most of those who do start leveling more quickly plateau at some point. 2 people marked this as a favorite. Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber The trouble with the “young characters” section from UC is that the author made the horribly illogical assumption that the number of years spent at younger ages (infancy, childhood and youth) is proportionate to the total lifespan of a given race. This results in absurd conclusions for “young” members of the longer-lived races, and gives traction to assertions like having a 60-year-old elf be just as physically, intellectually and emotionally developed as a 9-year-old human.

However, since this is the rules forum, those are the RAW. IMHO, it makes a lot more sense to suppose that elves pass through the stages of infancy, childhood and youth at about the same rate as humans, but that differences in aging begin in the teenage years, when most elves spend many years or decades just enjoying the wonderful and amazing beauty of the earth and nature.

Ed Greenwood portrays young adult elves as willful, immature, petty and impulsive, and that works fine too, helping to explain why they take decades to settle down to something we might see as an adventuring “norm”. But really, all this nonsense with age categories is an attempt to explain away differences between lifespans and actual age, in order to have all player characters start out at 1st level being essentially the same, regardless of race.

It all comes down to a question of flavor and fluff. Wheldrake wrote: The trouble with the “young characters” section from UC is that the author made the horribly illogical assumption that the number of years spent at younger ages (infancy, childhood and youth) is proportionate to the total lifespan of a given race.

This results in absurd conclusions for “young” members of the longer-lived races, and gives traction to assertions like having a 60-year-old elf be just as physically, intellectually and emotionally developed as a 9-year-old human. However, since this is the rules forum, those are the RAW.

IMHO, it makes a lot more sense to suppose that elves pass through the stages of infancy, childhood and youth at about the same rate as humans, but that differences in aging begin in the teenage years, when most elves spend many years or decades just enjoying the wonderful and amazing beauty of the earth and nature.

It all comes down to a question of flavor and fluff.
You can call it absurd if you like, I’m rather fond of it.
I’d rather actually have the races start at different ages so we can actually have the lifespans come up in play rather than just have everyone start in their teens regardless of race and never have lifespan matter since we don’t play out hundreds of years – or even decades.

And honestly, I find the idea that they actually physically develop more slowly more logical than the idea that they zoom up to their teenage years and then the teenagers spend 90+ years cooling their heels learning and doing nothing and not rebelling and striking out early or anything like that.

When talking about age and adulthood, there are several factors to consider.
There is biological adulthood which is based on puberty.
Puberty begins at 10-11 for girls and 11-12 for boys and completes at 15-17 for girls and 16-17 for boys.
So, by 17, a person is considered, reproductively at least, fully adult.

But then there is mental development. Neuroscience has shown that, while most of your body is fully adult by 17, your brain doesn’t fully “click” into an adult way of thinking until about 25. In that span between finishing puberty at about 16-17 and complete mental development at 25, you are, literally, a child in an adult’s body.

Lastly, there are socio-political ages like age of consent and age of majority.
In the US, age of majority is 18; at 18, you are legally considered an adult.
Age of consent varies from 16-18 depending on the state in which you live.
Other countries slide both values up or down based on their cultures and politics.

In antiquity, a person was typically considered an adult at about 16, bringing age of majority in line, roughly, with biological adulthood. Sometimes, it was based in ritual; a boy didn’t become a man until he performed a “rite of passage”. So, now with the background layed out, age ranges in Pathfinder are not very proportional.

If you compare the average starting age for an intuitive class (arguably, the closest line to biological age) to average max lifespan, you find that some races are “children” for a greater portion of their life compared to others. I did the calculations a while back and found the following: Estimated proportion of biological childhood:minimum lifespan Human: 21% Dwarf: 16% Elf: 31% Gnome: 20% Half-Elf: 16% Half-Orc: 23% Halfling: 19% Elves spend over 30% of their total age as children while Half-Elves and Dwarves have half the proportional childhood.

But you also need to consider mental age. Completion of a studied class would probably, roughly, correspond with complete adult mental development. If we take those proportions, we find the following: Estimated proportion of mental childhood:minimum lifespan Human: 30% Dwarf: 26% Elf: 41% Gnome: 35% Half-Elf: 24% Half-Orc: 34% Halfling: 32% These two sets of figures, at least for the core races, gives a feeling for how the race ages and how their biological age (physically adult) compares to their mental age (mentally adult).

An Elf, for instance, spends 41% of their minimum natural lifespan getting their brains to “click” and figure out how think like adult elves.
But they are physically adult for a long portion of that.
So, whereas in Humans, the ages of about 17-22 (5 years) are those awkward “highschool-college years”, Elves get that from the age of of 118 to 145 (27 years).

So, lastly, lets compare what proportion of a core race’s mental childhood is spent as a mental child in a physical adult body: Human: 30% Dwarf: 38% Elf: 24% Gnome: 42% Half-Elf: 33% Half-Orc: 32% Halfling: 41% According to this, Elves actually end up with the smallest proportional interval between biological adulthood and mental adulthood. Kazaan wrote: When talking about age and adulthood, there are several factors to consider. There is biological adulthood which is based on puberty. Puberty begins at 10-11 for girls and 11-12 for boys and completes at 15-17 for girls and 16-17 for boys.

So, by 17, a person is considered, reproductively at least, fully adult.
But then there is mental development.
Neuroscience has shown that, while most of your body is fully adult by 17, your brain doesn’t fully “click” into an adult way of thinking until about 25.
In that span between finishing puberty at about 16-17 and complete mental development at 25, you are, literally, a child in an adult’s body.

Lastly, there are socio-political ages like age of consent and age of majority. In the US, age of majority is 18; at 18, you are legally considered an adult. Age of consent varies from 16-18 depending on the state in which you live. Other countries slide both values up or down based on their cultures and politics.

In antiquity, a person was typically considered an adult at about 16, bringing age of majority in line, roughly, with biological adulthood.
Sometimes, it was based in ritual; a boy didn’t become a man until he performed a “rite of passage”.
So, now with the background layed out, age ranges in Pathfinder are not very proportional.

But you also need to consider mental age.
Completion of a studied class would probably, roughly, correspond with complete adult mental development. If we.
I’ve read that bit about brain changes at 25 too.
In one article I read they referred to it as not maturing but enter a stage of old age.
A developing brain doesn’t mean child like though we treat as such in our culture.

My ancestors were young and considered adults but back then the average life span was 36, so 25+ would be considered and old man. If you were married at 16 and had kid they would 20 by the time you were on you death bed. Honestly OP i wouldnt think too hard on the details, because the need to be fair and balanced made such issues completely illogical. An elf with 110 would for sure have tons and tons of skill points even at level 1, since he would have done a crap ton of things during all this time dont matter how you want to see this, but ofc this would clash with a human or other short lived races, thus the rules wont give it to them. Yes, let us talk about the “real” biology of elves and dwarves and whatnot. Reminds me of the time my friend argued that “magic doesn’t work like that in the real world”. RAW is RAW, it’s an interesting take on it, and if I was writing a series of novels I would have it work differently but I don’t particularly care about it since I can’t imagine it impacting my games much. I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away. CrackedOzy wrote: I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away. Because biology is messy and unpredictable. CampinCarl9127 wrote: CrackedOzy wrote: I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away. Because biology is messy and unpredictable.

How does your “everything ages at the same rate” stack up against tortoises? Red sea urchins, whales, mussels? The list of organisms that don’t age anything like humans goes on and on. Plus.magic. It’s a fantasy world. It doesn’t have to follow our rules of biology. I think you’re confused on what I was saying.

I was agreeing that elves should age slower and referenced the walking example of how different species age at different rates. 1 person marked this as a favorite. Kazaan wrote: Elves spend over 30% of their total age as children while Half-Elves and Dwarves have half the proportional childhood.

But you also need to consider mental age.
Completion of a studied class would probably, roughly, correspond with complete adult mental development. If we.
That’s actually what bothers me most about elven aging: It’s not proportionate and it’s not proportionate in the wrong way.
Elves spend more of their time both as children and at venerable, when the typical view of them is of ever youthful adults.

CrackedOzy wrote: I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away. That’s because Humans are all born relatively premature.

We’re born before our cranial bones fully fuse because the skull needs to be flexible to fit through the birth canal, as a result of our brains being so large.
Other animals can wait to be born until they are fully developed so they can walk just shortly after being born.
It’s not that we learn “more slowly” than other animals, it’s that we start so far behind, it takes us a while to catch up to where they started from.

Kazaan wrote: CrackedOzy wrote: I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away. That’s because Humans are all born relatively premature.

We’re born before our cranial bones fully fuse because the skull needs to be flexible to fit through the birth canal, as a result of our brains being so large.
Other animals can wait to be born until they are fully developed so they can walk just shortly after being born.
It’s not that we learn “more slowly” than other animals, it’s that we start so far behind, it takes us a while to catch up to where they started from.

That doesn’t cover the decade and a half of growth and learning. Kazaan wrote: CrackedOzy wrote: I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away. That’s because Humans are all born relatively premature.

We’re born before our cranial bones fully fuse because the skull needs to be flexible to fit through the birth canal, as a result of our brains being so large.
Other animals can wait to be born until they are fully developed so they can walk just shortly after being born.
It’s not that we learn “more slowly” than other animals, it’s that we start so far behind, it takes us a while to catch up to where they started from.

Maybe elves are like kangaroos, they’re born as little jellybean sized red things. 1 person marked this as a favorite. Cacarrot wrote: Kazaan wrote: CrackedOzy wrote: I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals.

We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away. That’s because Humans are all born relatively premature. We’re born before our cranial bones fully fuse because the skull needs to be flexible to fit through the birth canal, as a result of our brains being so large.

Other animals can wait to be born until they are fully developed so they can walk just shortly after being born. It’s not that we learn “more slowly” than other animals, it’s that we start so far behind, it takes us a while to catch up to where they started from. thejeff wrote: Cacarrot wrote: Kazaan wrote: CrackedOzy wrote: I’ve never understood people who don’t get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away.

That’s because Humans are all born relatively premature. We’re born before our cranial bones fully fuse because the skull needs to be flexible to fit through the birth canal, as a result of our brains being so large. Other animals can wait to be born until they are fully developed so they can walk just shortly after being born.

It’s not that we learn “more slowly” than other animals, it’s that we start so far behind, it takes us a while to catch up to where they started from. Maybe elves are like kangaroos, they’re born as little jellybean sized red things. I suggested in an earlier run of this argument that elven children didn’t do the rapid learning/language acquisition thing human kids do. I’ve always assumed that the way Elven children are raised is much less directed than the way our children are. Oh, do you want to go pick wildflowers for a week? Sure! Oh, do you want to go hunting? Sure! You want to read this silly book about a mouse and a cookie 683 times in a row? Of course! Plus the time it takes to train each and every one of them to fight at least half-way competently with a sword and use a bow (both skills that actually take quite a bit of time to learn).

As a House Rule, I’ve strongly considered replacing either the aforementioned Weapon Familiarity or Elven Magic (player’s choice) with the Breadth of Experience Feat, to represent this undirected but extensive education. The other thing to bear in mind is that age doesn’t equate to level very well in Golarion or most other settings.

Sure, most adults are 2nd-5th level or so, but there’s not much of a correlation between where in that spread they fall and their age. There are 20th level people in their teens and 3rd level people in their 70s, even among humans. Option one: Elves have a lot of learning disabilities. They are really bad at learning things unless they’re an adventurer. They don’t actually get that racial intelligence bonus until after the first century. They instead get a -6 intelligence and -4 wisdom.

Option 2: Elves have bad memories. They forget everything longer than about two decades ago. Option 3: Elves sleep for 23 hours a day for the first century. – It simply doesn’t make sense that you don’t pick up any extra skills with extra decades. Even if they aren’t mature, you’d pick up something over that long.

Just look at the skills that extremely driven children pick up in our time. Give a couple extra decades to practice and we’d get lots of elven prodigies. The “They spend lots of time doing X” argument fails because they don’t have any skills in poetry, herbalism, etc.

It fails when you have an elf whose background is that they weren’t raised with other elves.
It fails when you have a character that grew up obsessed with being the best X in the world.
I personally rule that elves take about 20% more time to grow up.
This is enough to feel different without being too different in terms of what they could learn.

Other long-lived races are similar. Deadmanwalking wrote: As a House Rule, I’ve strongly considered replacing either the aforementioned Weapon Familiarity or Elven Magic (player’s choice) with the Breadth of Experience Feat, to represent this undirected but extensive education. There is an Alternate Racial Trait that trades both of those for Skill Focus, so trading both for BoE is probably a fairer option. CrackedOzy wrote: There is an Alternate Racial Trait that trades both of those for Skill Focus, so trading both for BoE is probably a fairer option. Given that each of those racial traits individually is actually better than a single Feat? No. I don’t think it would be fairer. Well I was just going by the example of the official Alternate Racial Trait. I guess that (and the couple others that trade both racial features for a feat) is a poor option. CrackedOzy wrote: Well I was just going by the example of the official Alternate Racial Trait. Different mental wiring can account for a lot. Elves may be more perfectionistic and less ambitious than humans. If you really want everything to be just right, and don’t have a need to finish anything, you can drag on with quite some time concerned with unimportant details and ultimately not improve your skills as much as someone who experiments with many variations in a shorter time.

There is some evidence that exploratory behavior is partly genetic in humans, so these differences could be largely innate rather than just cultural. Elves may also have less variation in mental traits such that they don’t have the kinds of outlier prodigies that humans have. And certain complex skills rely heavily on higher mental functions like critical thinking which might not be fully developed in young elves.

Trained magic might be even more so, relying on mental discipline that elves just don’t develop until after their first century, so they can’t even start their real magical training until they are over 110 despite early exposure making their eventual understanding somewhat stronger (elven magic).

In my current setting, I’ve adjusted the starting ages such that elves are physically mature at 60, and can be competent in an intuitive class shortly thereafter (typical starting ages 64-80). They take a little longer to develop more complex self-taught skills but usually master the basics by their cultural maturity (starting ages 80-110).

Trained magic relies on late-developing mental processes (starting age 110-150). The bigger gaps between different types of skills better represent in my mind the effect of mental development on starting age. A character like the OP’s might with some pressure and talent complete druidic training around 100.

Another option is to adjust your expectations for what levels mean for elves.
A 1st level human wizard is fairly uncommon, a talented expert who has devoted a significant portion of their life to wizardry.
A 1st level elven wizard may have just coasted through their magical education, or naturally picked it up casually.

There would exist dedicated elves who were really focused and driven and reached level 4 by the time they graduated wizard school at the top of their class, but in a game starting from level 1 you wouldn’t play one of these any more than you’d play a veteran dragonslayer.

You might, with GM permission, be able to play an elven “child prodigy” as a level 1 wizard, instead of a level 1 adept as suggested in Ultimate Campaign. thejeff wrote: That’s actually what bothers me most about elven aging: It’s not proportionate and it’s not proportionate in the wrong way. Elves spend more of their time both as children and at venerable, when the typical view of them is of ever youthful adults.

I agree, though it’s possible that the typical human view is inaccurate. If elves are isolated, humans might not see many human children. And even old elves could appear very youthful if they compensate for physical infirmity with advanced skill. voska66 wrote: I’ve read that bit about brain changes at 25 too.

In one article I read they referred to it as not maturing but enter a stage of old age.
A developing brain doesn’t mean child like though we treat as such in our culture.
My ancestors were young and considered adults but back then the average life span was 36, so 25+ would be considered and old man.
If you were married at 16 and had kid they would 20 by the time you were on you death bed.

That average is brought way down by high rates of child mortality. If you lived to 20 in those times, you had a decent chance to make it to 60 or 70. Weirdo wrote: thejeff wrote: That’s actually what bothers me most about elven aging: It’s not proportionate and it’s not proportionate in the wrong way.

Elves spend more of their time both as children and at venerable, when the typical view of them is of ever youthful adults. I agree, though it’s possible that the typical human view is inaccurate. If elves are isolated, humans might not see many human children. And even old elves could appear very youthful if they compensate for physical infirmity with advanced skill.

I didn’t mean the typical in-world human view of them, but the typical expectations a player will have – the way they’re typically portrayed in fiction or other media. And to be honest, how I’ve always actually seen them used in game. It wasn’t until I crunched the numbers that I realized how high a percentage of their lives was at Venerable and how short a time was as adults. RDM42 wrote: It’s ‘complicated’ but I have an ‘age drag coefficient’ so to speak. At the beginning, they age the equivalent of one to one up to say age twelve, then they start slowing down relative to humans and aging less year to year so the elf is functionally, say, fifteen when the human is 20, twenty when the human is thirty – then the curve keeps increasing to match the aging effects landmarks. thejeff wrote: I didn’t mean the typical in-world human view of them, but the typical expectations a player will have – the way they’re typically portrayed in fiction or other media. And to be honest, how I’ve always actually seen them used in game. It wasn’t until I crunched the numbers that I realized how high a percentage of their lives was at Venerable and how short a time was as adults.

Nothing wrong with tweaking the tropes, but if they’re going to do so, it should be clearer. A new take is cool. A new take the players don’t notice even when they’re playing elves isn’t really a new take. Fair enough. On the other hand, elves are also often portrayed as immensely wise due to their advanced age – see Elrond and Galadriel as examples.

The way aging works now, if elves spend most of their time in their physical prime they also spend most of their time without the mental stat bonuses for aging. That would be a reason to have them spend more time in old age, but without visible aging.

How old should an elf be?

Elf Traits – Your elf character has a variety of natural abilities, the result of thousands of years of elven refinement. Ability Score Increase : Your Dexterity score increases by 2. Age : Although elves reach physical maturity at about the same age as humans, the elven understanding of adulthood goes beyond physical growth to encompass worldly experience.

An elf typically claims adulthood and an adult name around the age of 100 and can live to be 750 years old. Alignment : Elves love freedom, variety, and self- expression, so they lean strongly toward the gentler aspects of chaos. They value and protect others’ freedom as well as their own, and they are more often good than not.

Size : Elves range from under 5 to over 6 feet tall and have slender builds. Your size is Medium. Speed : Your base walking speed is 30 feet. Darkvision : Accustomed to twilit forests and the night sky, you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions.

You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray. Keen Senses : You have proficiency in the Perception skill. Fey Ancestry : You have advantage on saving throws against being charmed, and magic can’t put you to sleep.

Trance : Elves don’t need to sleep. Instead, they meditate deeply, remaining semiconscious, for 4 hours a day. (The Common word for such meditation is “trance.”) While meditating, you can dream after a fashion; such dreams are actually mental exercises that have become reflexive through years of practice.

After resting in this way, you gain the same benefit that a human does from 8 hours of sleep. Languages : You can speak, read, and write Common and Elvish. Elvish is fluid, with subtle intonations and intricate grammar. Elven literature is rich and varied, and their songs and poems are famous among other races.

Many bards learn their language so they can add Elvish ballads to their repertoires.

How old is my elf?

You can spot them from a mile away by their famous red-and-white suits. But do you know any interesting facts about Santa’s Scout Elves? Have you learned how fast they are or how far they can fly? Now, you can! Read on to learn all there is to know about your family’s favorite Christmas visitor—your Scout Elf! What is the #1 elf name? Over 13 million families have adopted a Scout Elf and given them a name. But, what is the most popular Scout Elf name of all time? Buddy! How much mail do elves sort? The elves who work in Santa’s Mail Room Grotto fly at record speeds in order to sort the 57 tons of mail that arrives daily. How many languages do elves know? Scout Elves are adopted by families all around the world who speak different languages. In fact, Santa’s elves know more than 6,000 languages. How far do elves travel? Scout Elves spend a lot of time flying every night, so they can report to Santa and return home. Fun fact: On average, Scout Elves travel 4,000 miles each night to reach their families. How do elves train? To prepare for Scout Elf Return Week ™, Scout Elves use an arctic wind simulator to test their flight skills. They train in winds over 100 mph. How long can an elf sit still? One of a Scout Elves most important duties is to scout by sitting still. To practice, they participate in a yearly contest to see, “Who can sit still the longest?” The longest record is 16 days without moving or blinking! How fast are elves? Scout Elves are the speediest elves at the North Pole. They can fly to the top of the tallest North Pole pine tree in only five seconds! How good are elves at snowball fights? North Pole snowball fights among the elves are serious competitions. When Santa judges them, he makes sure to duck because a Scout Elf can throw four snowballs a second! How old are elves? Scout Elves are as old as Christmas itself. No one knows for sure the exact age of a Scout Elf, but tales have said Scout Elves are over 1,000 years old. How quickly do elves load the sleigh? Loading Santa’s sleigh is no easy feat. The Scout Elves form an assembly line to fill the sleigh with presents, and they are so fast they can fill his entire sleigh in less than three hours. You can learn so much more about Santa’s Scout Elves in North Pole Knowledge. For example, do you know what Scout Elves eat ? Find out!

Where is Elf city?

The Guys on the Motor Cross Bikes – The Elf-Church Hörður once allowed a couple of guys on Motor Cross bikes to practice by the lake Víkurflóð, as they were going to compete in a Motor Cross race later that same day at Kirkjubæjarklaustur village. Hörður was watching them from a distance and saw that they were too close to the Elf Church and that they didn’t show enough respect. Photo at the Elf-church from my 2020 visit He mentioned it to them and told them that they had to respect nature because there are a lot of things we don’t sense in nature and more things than meet the eye. He also told them to be careful for the next three days in case they had indeed disturbed the elves. They didn’t take him that seriously, so I guess they didn’t heed his advice. The elf church Three years later Hörður met some young guys who told him that they were the ones he had scolded by the Elf Church. They told him that when they arrived at the location of the Motor Cross race in Kirkjubæjarklaustur after having practiced by the Víkurflóð lake in the morning, they could not start any of the Motor Cross bikes and couldn’t compete in the race! The Elf-Church is on the left-hand side and the Elf-City is on the right-hand side But when they returned to Reykjavík they could start the bikes again and there was no obvious reason for them not being able to start at Kirkjubæjarklaustur! The guys told Hörður that they hadn’t put this in perspective until later. Here you can see the distance from Hotel Laki to the Elf City. It is just across the Lake Víkurflóð After showing us the Elf Church and telling us all the elf stories in this area Hörður showed us more interesting places on his land; the ruins of the old turf farm, Agnesarlaut impression, where Anna was conceived, the remains of the old wall Bjarnagarður and the Bunker of Ash Layers, which Hörður built to show people different layers of ash from volcanic eruptions in this area. With Hörður during my first visit to Efri-Vík In the photo above you will see Hörður by the turf house he and his family is building. Hörður is a truly knowledgeable man and I applaud his work. I have written another detailed travel-blog on Hotel Laki and its amazing surroundings, but I wanted to dedicate this travel-blog to the Elf City and the Elf Church. The Elf City Check out the amazing surroundings in this area in my travel-blog, including the farm ruins from Skaftáreldar in 1783, the Bunker of ash layers and the remains of the 11th-century wall Bjarnagarður, plus Landbrotshólar pseudocraters: The amazing Surroundings by Hotel Laki To visit this area of Iceland you can rent a car in Reykjavík, Iceland’s capital city, and drive to the south coast with its many pearls of nature. Hotel Laki and the Elf City are located some 260 km away from Reykjavík and only 5 km away from Kirkjubæjarklaustur village. From ring road 1 turn on road 204 just before you reach Kirkjubæjarklaustur. Have a lovely time in South Iceland 🙂

Is there an Elf city in Skyrim?

An Ancient Lineage – In ancient myth, when the first Elves came to Tamriel, they colonized the Summerset archipelago, including the islands of Artaeum, Auridon, and the largest of the three, Summerset. “All of the Elves of Tamriel originated way back in the mists of time from the legendary land of Aldmeris,” explains The Elder Scrolls Online ‘s Loremaster, Lawrence Schick.

“For whatever reason, the Ancient Elves left their home in waves, and when they first came to Tamriel, they landed on the Summerset Isles.” Summerset is the home of the race now known as the High Elves, but in theory all of the Elven races of Tamriel, including the Wood Elves and Dark Elves, originated from this island.

“Summerset was and is the cultural home of the Ancient Elves and the High Elves. It was on this island that they strove to reproduce and maintain their ancient culture as closely as possible to their legends and histories.” It’s no secret that the High Elves believe they are the descendants of the Aedra, the ancient mythical “gods” who created Nirn.

They hold that their people, by virtue of their Ancient Elf heritage, are closer to the old spirits than any other mortal race. It is this belief that—fairly or not—has led to a reputation that labels the High Elves as pretentious and arrogant, but it also clearly informs their daily life and culture.

The result is a land built in reverence for an ancient and mythical past. “When building Summerset, the primary thing that we were trying to show was the history of the people who live there,” explains The Elder Scrolls Online ‘s Art Director, Jared Carr.

What is the code in Elf?

63) In the movie Elf (2003), what was the first rule of The Code of Elves? The first rule of The Code Of The Elves is ‘ Treat every day like Christmas.’

How do you get the Elf in high school story?

Prices – The male Elf can be purchased in the Store for 130 rings, while the female Elf costs 300 rings. This simply indicates that the female Elf is the rarer student because she costs more. When selling Elves, the male is worth 550 coins, while the female is worth 1200 coins.