Festival of the Dead was a temporary member's only Holiday event released on 2 October 2012 (not to be confused with the 2012 Hallowe'en event). The event was centred around celebrating the lives of deceased NPCs, and bringing them back to life for the celebration. It was only available for members. During this event you may choose to celebrate the lives of up to 5 different deceased NPCs from the game. This event was made up of five celebrations, each requiring a higher prayer level and the completion of more quests than the last.
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| - Festival of the Dead was a temporary member's only Holiday event released on 2 October 2012 (not to be confused with the 2012 Hallowe'en event). The event was centred around celebrating the lives of deceased NPCs, and bringing them back to life for the celebration. It was only available for members. During this event you may choose to celebrate the lives of up to 5 different deceased NPCs from the game. This event was made up of five celebrations, each requiring a higher prayer level and the completion of more quests than the last.
- The Festival of the Dead is a grand event among the Sarquil in Libaterra. During the festival the bodies of all Sarquil warriors who have died in battle are gathered in a huge pyre. According to Sarquil beliefs this ritual burning allows the dead to enter afterlife where other proud warriors are waiting for them. While the ritual is taking place, the Sarquil drink heavily because they see the event as a cause for celebration: their friends and loved ones have finally found peace in the world beyond. A festival of such scale took place in Vanna after the first phase of the Battle of Vanna.
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| - The Festival of the Dead is a grand event among the Sarquil in Libaterra. During the festival the bodies of all Sarquil warriors who have died in battle are gathered in a huge pyre. According to Sarquil beliefs this ritual burning allows the dead to enter afterlife where other proud warriors are waiting for them. While the ritual is taking place, the Sarquil drink heavily because they see the event as a cause for celebration: their friends and loved ones have finally found peace in the world beyond. A festival of such scale took place in Vanna after the first phase of the Battle of Vanna. The Sarquil festival should not be confused with the Sinlarine Day of the Damned festival. Although the two share a festive mood and are connected to the dead, they still differ from one another in many ways.
- Festival of the Dead was a temporary member's only Holiday event released on 2 October 2012 (not to be confused with the 2012 Hallowe'en event). The event was centred around celebrating the lives of deceased NPCs, and bringing them back to life for the celebration. It was only available for members. During this event you may choose to celebrate the lives of up to 5 different deceased NPCs from the game. Participating in this event earned your character a Skull mask and up to a total of 251,000 bonus Prayer experience (depending on how many of the tasks are completed). The bonus experience was not granted immediately as it would by experience lamps (where experience is immediately awarded); for this holiday event's bonus Prayer experience, it was granted similar to the form of double experience weekend, in that only as you earned experience in Prayer, then you would get double Prayer experience (up to the maximum bonus Prayer experience you had earned in the holiday event), with the following restrictions: Players could participate in this event by speaking to Father Joakim, who was located next to a large coffin in two locations: south of the Lumbridge Cemetery and behind the church south-east of Burthorpe. There is no difference in gameplay between the two locations. This event was made up of five celebrations, each requiring a higher prayer level and the completion of more quests than the last.
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