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| - The concept of traditional memorial services had to be suspended due to the constant stream and alarming volume of casualties as Sera fell victim to the Locust Horde. Memorial grounds quickly became boneyards. Unmarked holes became grave sites and mausoleums were filled with the nameless remains of the fallen, their skeletons piled into heaps. Tread lightly, you never know what, or who, you’re walking on, and one day you’re bound to join them.
- A boneyard is a colloquial term for a disposal area for lifeforms' bodies or old vehicles. Boneyard was a name given to the Rashanar Battle Site by the crew of the USS Juno. (TNG - A Time to... novel: A Time to Be Born) This is not the same "Boneyard" mentioned in the The Genesis Wave novels.
- Non-members find this area helpful when training Prayer, but most members move on to other methods such as the Ectofuntus and POH Altars. When the 10 December 2007 updates occurred, the Boneyard was removed, its former location becoming part of the Clan Wars arena. Its music track, Shining, could be unlocked here. On 22 January 2011, Jagex confirmed in a Q&A that the Boneyard would return to the game. On 1 February 2011, the Boneyard returned to the game. The Boneyard is a common place for PvP activities, mainly because ill-equipped players are often attracted by the four big bones spawns.
- When Luigi first enters the Boneyard, he sees Spooky sleeping in his doghouse. The curious plumber then saunters over only to be chased by the hungry canine. The barking from the dog wakes a Skeleton Ghost named Mr. Bones. Luigi sucks up this ghost leaving 1 bone. The dog attacks the bone and Luigi vacuums him up. Luigi then moves on to the graveyard.
- The Boneyard is the home of the frost wyrms, once magnificent dragons now reduced to skeletal frames, manipulated by the dark magic of the Scourge to serve the Lich King. Frost wyrms have a crippling ability to cast their freezing breath onto enemy forces and buildings. In large numbers, frost wyrms present a truly dominating force. (W3Man 44)
- Boneyard is a Survival job in Grand Theft Auto Online. It is located at the Thomson Scrapyard near Sandy Shores.
- Boneyardは Halo: ReachとHalo:リーチ マルチプレイヤーベータで登場したマルチプレイ用マップである。このステージはキャンペーンで見覚えがあるという人も多いだろう。ここはアスソードの艦船廃棄施設であり、戦艦オータムのステージそのものなのだ。このステージはHaloシリーズ最大のマルチプレイマップの一つである。
- The Boneyard is a Nether biome featuring backbone-like structures made from Bone Segments that jut from the ground and ceiling.
- Boneyard è una mappa della Beta Multigiocatore di Halo: Reach; in essa sono ambientate le varianti di gioco Invasione e Invasione Slayer. La mappa è stata definita da Bungie come la più grande mappa mai creata, mescolando sia l'uso dei veicoli che tutte le varianti di armi, da quelle a distanza ravvicinata a quelle pesanti, dai fucili d'assalto ai fucili di precisione.
- The Boneyard, also known as Angel's Boneyard after it became one of the states of the New California Republic, is the overall title given to the collective of settlements built in the remains of Los Angeles, named for its devastated skyscrapers, reduced to their metal "skeleton", and for the skeletons of the dead that littered the city after the Great War.
- The Boneyard is an area in the Talenta Plains filled with many skeletons of dragons. The halfling clans of the Plains consider the place to be cursed and will not willingly enter it. It is extremely ancient and may date from the Demon Wars. Filled with all manner of , it seems to lie atop a Xoriat manifest zone.
- When a Sin-Eater manifests the Boneyard, he allows his geist’s plasm to flow forth from his body to stain the surrounding area with plasmic residue. In this way, the Sin-Eater may extend his senses across a large area and affect his environment in ways associated with the Key used to unlock the Boneyard. Each boneyard is easier to use when the surroundings fit in with the used key (for example, the Cold Wind Boneyard is easier to use outside, but the Passion Boneyard is enhanced by locations infused with strong emotional resonance).
- Der Boneyard, auch bekannt als Angel's Boneyard nachdem es ein Teil der RNK wurde, ist eine Stadt auf den Überresten von Los Angeles, benannt für seine zerstörten Hochhäuser, reduziert auf ihr Metall-"Skelett", als auch für die Skelette der Toten, welche die Stadt nach dem Großen Krieg noch immer übersäen.
- Boneyard is a multi-player map in Frontlines: Fuel of War
- Boneyard is a multiplayer map in Halo: Reach and was featured in the Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta. The map is set in the Aszod ship breaking yards featured in the campaign level The Pillar of Autumn. It is a vehicular-based map and is one of the largest multiplayer maps in any Halo game.
- The Boneyard is a location found in level 19-23 Wilderness that has four spawns of Big bones and ten of normal bones. Level 32 Skeletons patrol the area, but for those who can defend themselves against these skeletons, it is an effective place to train Prayer. One method that requires minimal food is to bring prayer boosting items (such as Monk robes) and any Dungeoneering bone necklace. It is then possible to keep the Protect from Melee prayer on for an indefinite period of time.
- A Boneyard (csonttemető), más néven Angel's Boneyard az a terület, ami megmaradt Los Angeles-ből , s a nevét onnan kapta, hogy a felhőkarcolók romjai úgy merednek az ég felé mint megannyi lecsupaszított csont. A Vault-Tec főhadiszállása valahol a város területén található, továbbá egy bemutató Vault, amely nem vett részt a kísérletekben.
- The Boneyard is a neutral Plane in which the souls of dead mortals are judged by the goddess Pharasma. It lies "above" Axis and "below" Groetus. At the center of the Boneyard is Pharasma's palace, where she sits on her throne and judges each of the dead souls that pass before her; an endless line of them winds out of her throne room through the surrounding graveyard. In many ways, the Boneyard is like purgatory; a place for you to come to terms with your death (or in some cases attempt to escape). When a soul is judged, it gets sent on to heaven or hell or wherever it is supposed to go. Those who worship Pharasma and do so well get to join her staff in her palace in death. Those who worship her poorly or for whatever reason mess something up (such as some, but not all, heretics and blasphe
- The Boneyard (AKA Pharasma's domain) Disclaimer: Those who have watched a lot of Bleach can skip this. The Boneyard rests on a disc atop a spire. The spire rises out of the Maelstrom, through Axis and finally comes to rest in it's own empty, starless plane. The centerpiece is Pharasma's palace, where the souls of the dead are judged and sent on their way. Most souls are sent to one of the other eight planes, and those who worship Pharasma (or one of the other TN gods) are sent to join their palace staff. Those who worship Pharasma poorly, or are false are buried in the Boneyard and used to expand the disc. "But what of the atheists, agnostics and the indecisive?" I hear a soul ask. Those people are left to set up their own afterlife (rukongai for the Bleach fans). The afterlife for an athe
- The Boneyard is a location found in Luigi's Mansion. This location can be viewed from the Balcony. This location is found in Area 2 located outside of Luigi's Mansion. This location can be accessed from the Kitchen after extinguishing the flames blocking the way to the Boneyard.
- The Boneyard is a metaroom that is being worked on by numerous people, including Hype_chao, Gobbo_the_civet, thingy, blue_eyed_alley_catz and Unleasher_of_Caos The project slowed down almost to a halt once the leader and coder of the project, Unleasher_of_Caos, disappeared. Most of the people who had worked on The Boneyard stayed loyal to the project and are still working to finish it, though the project cannot be finished without a coder. Some of the agents and the metaroom itself (mostly empty), plus some of the sprites were released by blue_eyed_alley_catz on Gameware on Friday the 13th, July, 2007. The sprites, agents, and metaroom can be downloaded in a zip file here.
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