Lumbridge Church

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The Lumbridge Church is a more than 200 year old[1] Saradominist church in south-east Lumbridge, across from the Lumbridge Castle. Father Aereck is the priest and caretaker of the church, and is also the starting point for Restless Ghost. The ground floor[UK]1st floor[US] is the main part of the building and is the location of Father Aereck and one of the two church organs in free-to-play. Here, players can pray at the altar and regain their Prayer points. While there is nothing on the 1st floor[UK]2nd floor[US], there is a church bell on 2nd floor[UK]3rd floor[US].

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Update history[edit | edit source]

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  • patch 8 December 2014 (Update):
    • The branches of the yew tree next to Lumbridge Church no longer clip through the walls.
  • patch 29 July 2013 (Update):
    • The ladder in Lumbridge church is once again scalable.
  • patch 19 April 2011 (Update):
    • The church in Lumbridge no longer has gaps in the wall.
  • patch 2 November 2010 (Update):
    • Father Aerick now realises that his "gap in the fence" is actually now a paved archway.
  • patch 9 November 2009 (Update):
    • Corrected the sound and animation timings for the church bell in Lumbridge.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • There is a spotlight in the centre of the church, which is projected by a large window on the south wall (1st floor[UK]2nd floor[US]) with a sunburst design and a Saradominist star inside. This indicates the sun is shining from the south.
  • The church bell rings on its own every 60 seconds.
  • The Prayer tutor used to reside here.
  • If the player has a contract to repair the Lumbridge Church, they may get the option to build a votary in the northwest corner. However, it still appears as a stand when completed. It is not clear whether this is intentional.

Reference[edit | edit source]

  1. ^ Father Aereck, "It is, isn't it? It was built over two centuries ago."