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Burthorpe

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Location on World map
Death Plateau (area)
Warriors' Guild Burthorpe Chaos Temple (Asgarnia)
Taverley


Burthorpe is a town northwest of Falador. It is available to members only. It is the only area of Asgarnia that is not controlled by the white knights, because the Imperial Guard are loyal to the prince of Asgarnia, and the royal line, and they believe that the white knights were not given power by King Vallance.

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[edit] Entrances

Burthorpe can be entered either from Taverley to the south, through the use of a games necklace or from the northeastern area of Death Plateau.

[edit] Notable Features

  • Burthorpe is a dreary city, home to a military training camp. Soldiers in black armour and claws stand in ranks, performing drill exercises. Attackable soldiers are the only source of black claws or black dart.
  • Burthorpe is also home to the Warriors' Guild, which houses a large combination of melee-based minigames. Players' attack and strength levels must add up to a total of 130 or more in order to enter.
  • There is a mechanism to unlock an equipment room in Burthorpe involved in the Death Plateau Quest
  • Turael, the lowest ranking slayer master, can be found in the house with the yellow skull icon. He gives the easiest Slayer assignments, and has the usual slayer items for sale. He can also change slayer assignments for you.

[edit] Quests

The following quests may be started in Burthorpe:

[edit] Non Player Characters(NPCS)

Hygd & Ceolburg are women who wander in Burthorpe. No one knows what exactly are they doing there.

[edit] Trivia

Speaking to any member of the Imperial Guard except for major NPCs, (basically any Soldier you can attack), results in "jargon". They are really speaking Latin. Translations as they come in below.

One of the guards will say the famous Latin phrase "Cogito ergo sum", meaning I think, therefore I am.

Another phrase said by the guards, "furnulum pani noli.", meaning I do not want a toaster. (Literally toasted bread)

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