Culinaromancer
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| Combat level | 75 |
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| Hitpoints | 140 |
| Slayer level | Not assigned |
| Members only? | Yes |
| Aggressive? | Yes |
| Poisonous? | No |
| Immune to poison? | No |
| Attack style | Melee and weak Magic |
| Max hit | 27 |
| Weakness | None |
| Always drops | Bones |
| Examine text | A demented evil wizard who specialises in food spells. |
The Culinaromancer is one of RuneScape's stranger characters. According to legend, this evil mage draws his power from food.
A hundred years ago, the Culinaromancer was a cook in the Lumbridge Castle for the Duke. He used the exotic and esoteric foodstuffs he had access to improve his magical power. In the quest Recipe for Disaster, he was sealed away by one of the Lumbridge Castle cook's forefathers when he threatened to destroy a council that gets together for a feast every ten years. Eliminating the secret council would have been the first step in his plan for world domination.
Players will have a chance to kill him at the end in the final subquest of Recipe for Disaster. He is combat level 75. Many players say that he is similar in skill to a melee pure: Low Defence but with high Strength and Attack.
The Culinaromancer hits well into the 20s and is the last of final battle monsters. Dragon dagger special attacks are very effective on him. When he is killed, food spins out of his head and the player is teleported back to the dining room.
[edit] Trivia
- The name Culinaromancer is a combination of the words culinary and mancer, meaning "one who divines from food".
- The Gypsy tells the player, "Just as an Oneiromancer draws magical powers from dreams, or a necromancer draws their strength form the energies of the dead, a Culinaromancer uses food as a source of magical powers." He may also be considered a joke on a necromancer, as he 'revives' several boss monsters from previous quests, only in the form of food.
- His weapon is a Cleaver (which, interestingly, you can only get after defeating the Culinaromancer), which is equivalent to the Rune scimitar.
