Morvran
| Morvran | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Release | 22 September 2014 (Update) | ||||||||||||||||||
| Members | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||
| Race | Elf | ||||||||||||||||||
| Quest | No | ||||||||||||||||||
| Location | Prifddinas | ||||||||||||||||||
| Shop | Slayer Equipment, Slayer Rewards | ||||||||||||||||||
| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||||||||
| Options | Talk to, Get task, Trade, Rewards, Examine | ||||||||||||||||||
| Examine | He looks a bit creepy. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| NPC ID | 20112 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Links | MRND20112 | ||||||||||||||||||
Morvran Iorwerth is a Slayer Master, curator of the Rush of Blood D&D, and the nephew of the late Lord Iorwerth. He can be found in the Iorwerth Clan district of Prifddinas. He is the third highest level Slayer Master, requiring 85 Slayer, a combat level of 120, and completion of Plague's End.
Players can easily reach Morvran by teleporting to the Iorwerth district of Prifddinas via a crystal teleport seed, a ferocious ring, or a Slayer cape, or by teleporting to Prifddinas via the Prifddinas lodestone and walking south-west.
He appears during the Regicide quest but attempting to talk to him results in "Nothing interesting happens."
Slayer points
[edit | edit source]The amount of Slayer points gained by completing tasks depends on the amount of consecutively completed tasks, and whether Smoking kills has been completed or not.
| Smoking Kills | Points per task | Points per 10th task | Points per 50th task |
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| 20 | 100 | 300 | |
| 10 | 50 | 150 |
Completing 50 tasks assigned by Morvran grants an average of 32 points per tasks, if Smoking kills has been completed.
For obtaining the of the Iorwerth title, a player must successfully complete eight dark beast Slayer tasks assigned by Morvran. Co-op dark beast assignments will count, as well as tasks obtained with the helm of darkness; however, players cannot use a dark beast enhancer or helm of darkness while on a co-op task. Both players must have the same task before getting into a co-op or both players must have no task to be able to receive a co-op assignment.
Assignments
[edit | edit source]Slayer challenge
[edit | edit source]Morvran offers a unique Slayer challenge occasionally. There is no penalty for refusing this challenge. It is also possible to pay 100 Slayer points to have him assign the challenge once per week. Morvran's challenge is for the player to slay the following bosses once each:
| Bosses |
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| Giant Mole (hard mode) |
| Kalphite Queen |
| Dagannoth Kings (all three) |
| King Black Dragon |
| Queen Black Dragon |
| Kree'arra |
| Commander Zilyana |
| K'ril Tsutsaroth |
| General Graardor |
| Araxxi |
Upon killing each boss the player will acquire dark crystals in their inventory. These debuff the player, by reducing their damage dealt and amount healed or increasing the damage that the player takes, for the remaining bosses. Although the crystals can be banked, the player must carry all collected crystals while killing the remaining bosses or they will not progress through the challenge. It is therefore advised to tackle harder bosses first and finish with easier bosses. If the backpack is full after killing the boss, the dark crystal will need to be claimed from Morvran.
Moreover, if another player is in the vicinity, the kill is not awarded regardless whether it was actually soloed or not. Deathtouched dart kills do not count towards the challenge. The player should ensure lootshare is disabled, and that they are not in a group.
Once the last boss is killed, the crystals will be sent straight to Morvran, and the player will be rewarded with 50,000 Slayer experience and 45 Slayer points (if the quest Smoking Kills is completed), along with usual points from the player's current completed tasks. Each completion of Morvran's challenge increases the cap of black crystals obtainable at once by one.
Task weighting
[edit | edit source]A dynamic calculator for task weight can be found here.
The percentage chance of getting assigned a given Slayer task can be calculated using the formula
where is the task's weight and is the sum of all weights for the particular Slayer Master. Note that the weights of all blocked tasks—as well as tasks toggled off—have to be subtracted from the sum . For Morvran, assuming all possible assignments are available, = .
Preferring a task makes it approximately twice as likely to be assigned for the first assignment choice, but it does not affect the weighting of the second assignment choice provided by a Slayer VIP ticket.[1]
Dungeon
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Morvran, watching slayers within his dungeon.
History
[edit | edit source]During the Elven Civil War, he was Head of Intelligence for the Iorwerth Clan and, along with Essyllt, led a warband whose duty was to assassinate enemies.[2] He is very skilled at slaying, as he states that he can kill any beast if he wanted to with ease.[3] Morvran makes his first appearance in Regicide. When the adventurer exits the Underground Pass, a member of the elf resistance known as Idris attempts to ask them what they are doing in elven lands. Morvran and Essyllt ambush and kill Idris, and tell the player to speak to Lord Iorwerth before disappearing into the woods.
When the war ended and Lord Iorwerth was killed by the Dark Lord, Morvran relinquished his position as next-in-line for lordship, allowing Iestin Edern to lead the Iorwerth clan. He stated that it was unconventional, but necessary for the clan.[4] During his travels in the war, he met Kuradal. Kuradal taught Morvran many things about the rest of the world, and in return, Morvran taught her secrets that were closed off from the rest of the world. He also decided to become a slayer master, as he was impressed with her talent.[5] The two are on fairly good terms, as Kuradal supplies Morvran the monsters for his dungeon.[6]
Despite knowing that the war was unjustified, he states that he was just following orders.[7] He claims that his targets were all of military value and he never resorted to the use of torture.[8]
During The Light Within, Morvran reluctantly grants the adventurer access to his dungeon so the adventurer can enter the Grand Library to retrieve the Seren shard of darkness.
Achievements
[edit | edit source]- Famous (
50) – Earn the title 'The Famous' by completing Morvran's Slayer challenge. - Ferocious Upgrade (
20) – Unlock the upgrade to the ferocious ring so it can be used in Morvran's arena. - Order of Slayers (
30) – Complete a task from each Slayer Master consecutively, starting with [Turael/Spria] and ending with Laniakea. - Slayer Master (
45) – Earn the title 'Slayer Master' from Morvran's platinum Rush of Blood challenge. - Make Them Bleed (
20) – Perform well enough in Rush of Blood to impress Morvran. - Can I Have Some Morvran? (
15) – Complete a Morvran slayer assignment that has been both preferred and extended. - Elven Titles (
25) – Obtain the titles of the elven clans.
- of the Iorwerth - Complete 8 dark beast slayer assignments assigned by Morvran.
Dialogue
[edit | edit source]Gallery
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Morvran artwork by Mod DBarker for Chronicle: RuneScape Legends.
Graphical updates
[edit | edit source]NPCs
[edit | edit source]Chatheads
[edit | edit source]Update history
[edit | edit source]- patch 17 September 2018 (Update):
- A typo when asking Morvran about tips on fighting Airut as your Slayer task has now been corrected.
- patch 9 April 2018 (Update):
- Checking charges on the Slayer helm now mentions teleports that are available to Morvran if the requirements are met.
- patch 11 April 2016 (Update):
- Kuradal and Morvran now assign Chaos Giants to players that have completed Birthright of the Dwarves.
- patch 3 August 2015 (Update):
- Black crystals - which act as permanent dark crystals - can be unlocked by completing Morvran's special challenge.
- Completing Morvran's special challenge now earns a free retune of a Max Guild portal.
- Morvran's special challenge can now be started once per week by spending Slayer points.
- Instanced versions of the King Black Dragon and Kalphite Queen now count towards Morvran's special challenge.
- Morvran's Slayer challenge can now be cancelled correctly.
- ninja 20 July 2015 (Update):
- Morvran now gets to the point far quicker when speaking about his Slayer challenge, courtesy of RuneLabs.
- ninja 26 May 2015 (Update):
- Pillars around Morvran have been altered and some blocking removed, allowing players to speak to him without having to run around the outer edge.
- patch 13 October 2014 (Update):
- Morvran will now always give 20 Slayer points after completing a task.
- It is no longer possible to teleport to Morvran using the Slayer helmet teleport function without first unlocking the ability to do so.
Trivia
[edit | edit source]- Prior to the release of Plague's End, Morvran's examine text was "An elven warrior." He has the same one as Essyllt now.
- The word Morvran is made up of the Middle Welsh words mawr, meaning "big", and brân, meaning "crow". The name is parallel to the Celtic spelling, Morfran, with only the f changed to a v. The Older Welsh usage is likely due to Jagex's usual use of the Welsh language in most of the elven names in the game. Morvran is often depicted in Welsh mythology as a dark, demon-like character that is very ugly.
- In his warbands gear, both his eyes can be seen intact through his visor.
- If attempting to talk to Morvran in his warbands gear, a standard "Nothing interesting happens." message is shown.
- When assigned elves as a Slayer task from him, Morvran's tip will state that he does not advocate the slaying of his brethren. He will instead encourage the player to fight the warriors located around Prifddinas, as they enjoy being tested in combat.
References
[edit | edit source]- ^ Jagex. Mod Rowley's Twitter account. 26 September 2014. (Archived from the original on 28 September 2014.) Mod Rowley: "Preferred Slayer tasks = a silent, second random roll. If either task is on your prefer list, that's what you get (bias towards first roll)... Once normal and prefer roll is decided, [if] you have a VIP ticket, you get the choice between that roll and a third roll."
- ^ Morvran, "Plague's End", RuneScape. "I looked up to my uncle; it was he who appointed me as our clan's Head of Intelligence. It was my duty to amass knowledge of our enemies - their strengths and weaknesses - and how best to defeat them. I was also in charge of interrogations and assassinations."
- ^ Morvran, "Plague's End", RuneScape. "Oh, I could easily kill any beast if I so desired. I've certainly done plenty of it in my time."
- ^ Morvran, "Plague's End", RuneScape. "There is need of someone such as I to ensure the safety of all the clans, the Clan Iorwerth needs a leader with a more... palatable outlook. This is why I have waived my right of lordship over to lestin. He is an unconventional choice, but a necessary one."
- ^ Morvran, "Plague's End", RuneScape. "In my travels, I made the acquaintance of a lovely young lady by the name of Kuradal. She taught me much about the wider world, and I her about the many mysteries of this world closed off to her. She is a remarkable woman. I found myself fascinated by her and what she does, and so I decided to turn my talents and knowledge towards slaying."
- ^ Morvran, "Plague's End", RuneScape. "Since the regrowing of Prifddinas, I've tasked the lovely Kuradal to supply me with creatures for my... collection."
- ^ Morvran, "Plague's End", RuneScape. "Look, I was never a fan of that whole Dark Lord business... But as an Iorwerth, I am duty-bound to my lord. We take duty seriously, something the other clans are less concerned over... I cannot speak for the actions of others, but I always ensured that my own actions - my orders - were just. Within any war, each individual must draw their own lines. I can hold my head high knowing I remained true to my beliefs."
- ^ Morvran, "Plague's End", RuneScape. "All of my targets were of military value, never civilians or innocents, and I never once resorted to the use of torture."
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