Pyramid Plunder
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Pyramid Plunder | |
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Release date | 17 July 2006 (Update) |
Members | Yes |
Location | Sophanem |
Participants | 1 |
Skills | Thieving |
Currency | None |
Spotlight | No |
HiScores | No |
Tutorial | No |
Custodians | Guardian Mummy |
Music | Tomb Raider |
Developers | Mod Chihiro |
Infobox • Talk page |
Pyramid Plunder is a Thieving minigame located in the city of Sophanem at the far southern reaches of the Kharidian Desert. Inside Sophanem, the Jalsavrah Pyramid can be found with four "anonymous-looking doors"; access to the minigame can be found by searching one of the doors, guarded by the Guardian mummy.
During the minigame, the player has five minutes to plunder the contents of Jalsavrah. The pyramid consists of eight rooms, each requiring progressively higher Thieving levels to enter and loot. Artefacts pillaged from the rooms range from ivory combs to jewelled diamond statuettes, with the most valuable artefacts found deepest in the pyramid.
Rarely, players may find a Pharaoh's sceptre within a grand gold chest or within a sarcophagus inside Jalsvarah. A Sceptre of the gods can very rarely be plundered from the engraved sarcophagus in the 8th room, requiring 91 Thieving to access and 75 Runecrafting to pry it open. Pieces of the rare Black ibis outfit can be found within the urns or sarcophagi inside of the pyramid.
Requirements[edit | edit source]
- Access to the city of Sophanem
- Having started the quest Icthlarin's Little Helper, or teleporting to Jalsavrah via a Pharaoh's sceptre
- 21
Thieving
Recommendations[edit | edit source]
- Completion of the quest Contact!; unlocks access to the bank within Sophanem
- Completion of the quest The Feud; reduced magic carpet fees
- Completion of the quest The Light Within; unlocks Crystal Mask and Light Form
- A Pharaoh's sceptre or Sceptre of the gods; unlocks teleports to the Guardian mummy
- Completion of the hard Desert Tasks; doubles teleport charges on sceptres and reduced chance of Scarabs and Mummies spawning
Quick guide[edit | edit source]
Teleport to Al Kharid, and use the magic carpet network to get to Sophanem. Speak with Tarik south of the Jalsavrah Pyramid near the northern gates of the city. He'll explain the pyramid, the dangers within, and explain the collection and selling of artefacts to Simon Templeton.
Quick guide:
- Wear as many of the given items as possible, and carry food and a weapon.
- Travel to the northern pyramid in Sophanem.
- Search one of the "anonymous-looking doors" on the pyramid to enter the room with the Guardian mummy.
- Right-click the Guardian mummy and Start-minigame (or talk to him if it's your first time).
- The game is divided into rooms, where the XP gains increase the deeper you go.
- Since players have only 5 minutes to loot, it is recommended that players run through all the rooms except the last one or two rooms that they can do at their level.
- Loot as much as you can in the 5 minutes that you are given.
When you enter a room:
- Pass the Spear trap at the entrance.
- To loot, simply click on the urns, and optionally the grand gold chest and sarcophagus.
- To move to the next room, move your cursor along the walls and Pick-lock on all the doors until you find the entrance to the next room.
Plundering[edit | edit source]
As soon as the player starts the minigame a timer will appear on screen. Players have five minutes to plunder as many artefacts from the pyramid as they can before the timer is depleted and the Guardian mummy teleports the player out.
Inside Jalsavrah, the player will find a room that contains the door through which they entered, a speartrap, urns, a golden chest, a sarcophagus, an exit door, and four doors leading to the next room, of which three leads to a dead end. There are eight rooms in total, the first requiring 21 or higher Thieving to enter. Each subsequent room requires ten more levels than the previous room, with the final room requiring 91 or higher Thieving. These are hard requirements, meaning boosts will not work in any capacity.
Urns[edit | edit source]
Each room inside Jalsavrah has 13 urns, with the exception of room 3 which only has 12 urns. Players may choose to search or check urns.
Checking an urn will check for traps. On successful checks, player will find a snake inside the urn. It may then be charmed if the player has a snake charm allowing the player to search the urn for artefacts without fear of activating a trap.
Searching and checking urns rewards the player with Thieving experience, but charming snakes does not. If charming snakes, experience awarded from successfully looting an artefact will be reduced by 33%. Unless charmed, a snake may bite the player, poisoning them.
Searching is much slower than stealing, and the rewards from urns are generally poorer than from the golden chest and sarcophagus. Rewards also get better the further one ventures into the pyramid.
The Menaphyrite gem may be obtained rarely while looting urns.
Grand gold chests[edit | edit source]
In the centre of each room the player will find a grand gold chest. Looting the chest will award the player with higher value artefacts than they would find in the urns nearby. A Pharaoh's sceptre may rarely be obtained from golden chests; if a sceptre is found, the Guardian mummy will appear and escort the player out of the pyramid, ending their plunder.
Occasionally the chest may contain an aggressive level 112 scarab swarm, which attacks extremely quickly and poisons. Scarab swarms will not follow players to the next room of the pyramid. Chests are often saved until everything else in the room has been looted, as scarabs can slow down the process of looting urns.
Sarcophagus[edit | edit source]
A sarcophagus can be found in each room of the pyramid. Opening sarcophagi awards the player with Strength experience and artefacts, with higher value artefacts and experience obtained deeper within the pyramid.
Opening sarcophagi can take a fair amount of time, and may awaken a level 70 mummy. Players can open the sarcophagus if being attacked without interruption.
There is a chance that Jennifurr will appear when opening this sarcophagus. She belongs to the Cats of Menaphos.
Engraved sarcophagus[edit | edit source]
Located in the eighth room, the engraved sarcophagus requires 91 Thieving and 75 Runecrafting to loot. When opened, the player has a chance of receiving a jewelled diamond statuette, a Pharaoh's sceptre, a Sceptre of the gods, or a black ibis outfit piece.
Opening the engraved sarcophagus awards Runecrafting experience. Just like with the other sarcophagi, players may awaken a mummy upon opening.
Spear traps[edit | edit source]
The corridor to each room will contain a spear trap, taking up two game squares on each of the walls. Clicking on either of the closest squares will attempt to deactivate the trap, allowing the player to pass by unharmed if successful.
Players will be damaged by the spears if they attempt to walk into the room without deactivating the trap, fail to disarm the trap, or click on either of the farther squares.
Tomb doors[edit | edit source]
Four locked tomb doors are hidden in the walls of each room, only one of which leads to the next room. Players must successfully unlock the tomb doors until the correct one is found, allowing them to reach the next room.
Successfully unlocking a tomb door awards some Thieving experience. A lockpick or hair clip will significantly reduce the chance of the player failing to unlock the door, at the cost of halving the experience gained.
The door leading to the next room will change each time a player joins the minigame. It is possible for groups of players to play the minigame together and quickly search all doors in a room at the same time. The other players can then follow the player who found the correct door.
Exit doors[edit | edit source]
Each room has an exit door, allowing for a quick escape via the right-click menu. Monsters will not follow players through the doors.
Damage[edit | edit source]
Failing obstacle and trap attempts will result in the player taking damage; the minimum a player will take from failing to loot urns is 50 damage. Damage is scaled, based the players maximum life points, increasing in damage as the player progresses deeper in the pyramid.
Room number Damage values 1 1% of maximum life points 2 1% of maximum life points 3 1% of maximum life points 4 1% of maximum life points 5 1.5% of maximum life points 6 1.5% of maximum life points 7 2% of maximum life points 8 3% of maximum life points
Strategies[edit | edit source]
It is generally recommended for players to search urns in only the two highest level rooms they can access; to maximise experience rates the player should attempt to loot every urn in their highest accessible room, and as many urns from the second highest room as time would allow. Players using this method should always be aware of their time spent in the pyramid; it is advisable to move on to the last room after half of their time is remaining.
When the player is in their highest level room and time is running out, prioritise looting the golden chest for a chance at better rewards. If the player still has time remaining after, resume plundering urns until kicked out.
After completion of The Light Within quest players can use of the Crystal Mask spell in conjunction with the Light Form prayer to reduce the rate of failing when checking and searching urns significantly. Wearing Prayer boosting items and drinking a Prayer renewal potion will allow the player to do multiple trips into the pyramid without the need of banking, or recharging their Prayer points.
Healing[edit | edit source]
Unless the player plans to teleport to a bank after each pyramid plunder, food or a healing familiar is the only item necessary to play the minigame for extended periods of time. It is possible for mid-to-high levelled players to make it through several rounds without needing to heal. The equipment below is needed to withstand the damage from monsters and poison during a plundering trip. If the player wishes to reduce banking time, one full inventory of food and potions can last from four to sixteen games depending on how often the player consumes the items. To save time, it is best to eat in between games unless absolutely necessary.
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Food | Monkfish or sharks are recommended unless the player has a better healing method. Banking is the quickest and cheapest healing method. |
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Enhanced Excalibur | The Enhanced Excalibur will heal the player for 20% of their Life points over 20 seconds when activated; 40% over 40 seconds if the elite Seers' Village Tasks are complete. It can be activated via right-click, even if not equipped. |
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Phoenix necklace | Heals the player for 30% of their maximum life points if the player's health drops below 20%. |
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Summoning familiar | A void spinner, bunyip, or a unicorn stallion can be used to restore life points via special move or primary effects. |
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Banks | If all else fails, the player can always use the bank located just east of the pyramid (after Contact!). Health regenerates within seconds of climbing down the ladder. This is very helpful and can cut all costs and or prayer usage down to its minimum. |
Equipment[edit | edit source]
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Anti-poison totem | Held in the off-hand or worn in the pocket slot, this provides immunity to poison; requires 60 Defence, 70 Herblore, and 60 Dungeoneering to wield. Bought from the Daemonheim rewards trader for 44,000 Dungeoneering tokens |
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Saradomin or Zamorak warpriest armour | This armour provides a small chance to negate most of the damage received from a failure. Armadyl, Bandos, and Tuska warpriest armours do not have this effect. |
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Black ibis outfit | A very rare outfit, the pieces of which can be obtained by looting urns and sarcophagi. Each of the 4 pieces boost Thieving experience by 1%; the complete set boosts an additional percent, totaling 5%. |
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Trahaearn exoskeleton set | A reward from the Plague's End quest, it gives a 25% chance to nullify damage received when looting urns. The set provides bonus experience if the Black ibis outfit is owned. |
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Master camouflage outfit | An outfit crafted through Invention, the outfit and the sets that make it up offer a 5–7% increased chance of not being bitten by snakes, an increased chance to pass doors, and an increased chance of finding Ibis clothing and additional Sceptres of the gods. Camouflage outfits retain the abilities of both Black ibis and Exoskeleton sets if owned by the player. |
Helpful items[edit | edit source]
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Sceptre of the gods | Having the Sceptre equipped will offer more urns to be looted, and increase the players odds of finding pieces of Black Ibis. |
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Luck items | Highly recommended, while wearing the luck items the player's chance of finding a Pharaoh's sceptre, Black ibis outfit and Jewelled golden statuettes is increased. |
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Lockpick or Master thief's lockpick | Highly recommend, with a lockpick in the players inventory (or toolbelt for the Master thief's lockpick) the players chance to fail unlocking a tomb door is significantly reduced. Alternatively, players who have completed the quest King's Ransom may use a Hair clip. |
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Snake charm | Can be used to distract the snakes that reside in the urns. |
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Desert amulet 3 or 4 | Once obtained (not required to be worn), it reduces the chance of Mummies & Scarabs spawning, and doubles charges on the Pharaoh's sceptre and Sceptre of the gods. |
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Summoning familiar | The special move of a Magpie (level 47 Summoning) or an Abyssal lurker (level 62 Summoning) gives temporary boosts of 2 and 4 Thieving levels, respectively. Players should use the special move in the last room that they are able to enter. The special move will not give temporary access to a pyramid level above the character's current Thieving level. |
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Five-finger discount | Increases chances of successfully looting urns, lasting for 1 hour; recharge takes 3 hours. |
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Crystal Mask and Light Form | Greatly reduces chances to get caught, almost to 0%. Supplies to keep up Prayer points will need to be brought along if not banking or recharging prayer at an altar. |
Teleports[edit | edit source]
Quick banking can be achieved by using a ring of duelling, ring of kinship, or TokKul-Zo to teleport to nearby banks at Castle Wars, Daemonheim, or TzHaar City respectively. After, a Pharaoh's sceptre or Sceptre of the gods to return to the pyramid if possible. If the player has completed the Contact! quest, use of the bank in Sophanem is another option. A Summoning obelisk can be found along the east wall outside Sophanem, and an altar just southwest of the pyramid. If one is unable or not willing to use the Pharaoh's sceptre, the Menaphos Lodestone just east is a fast and free alternative.
Image | Method | Explanation |
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Sceptre of the gods or Pharaoh's sceptre | Highly recommended, after completing a Pyramid Plunder round the player may use the Jalsavrah teleport to teleport directly to the starting room, making it the best way to reach the minigame. |
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Ring of duelling | Teleporting to Castle Wars places the player near a bank. |
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Tokkul-zo | Similar to the ring of duelling, but with unlimited teleportation charges. A Summoning obelisk and bank can be found in the Main Plaza. |
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Skull of Remembrance | Provides an unlimited teleport near a bank. |
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Desert amulet 3 or 4 | Provides an unlimited teleport near a bank; is kept on death, should the player die. |
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Emergency teleport | An emergency escape if life points run low. Players with good armour, high Defence, or plenty of food should not need this. |
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Ardougne cloak 3 or 4 | Offers a high Prayer bonus and unlimited teleports to the Ardougne Monastery to recharge Prayer points. |
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Master camouflage outfit | Provides unlimited teleports to just outside of Pyramid Plunder. Activated by right clicking Master camouflage head whilst wearing the entire outfit. |
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War's Retreat Teleport | Is a free and unlimited use teleport available on any spellbook. Destination is extremely close to a bank and Altar of War that recharges prayer and summoning points if unlocked. |
Tips[edit | edit source]
- While using Thieving boosts can make looting easier, they will not allow players to reach a room above their Thieving level; e.g. being level 90 and boosting to 91 will not allow players in the final room.
- Scarab swarms will only target the player who triggered them. They will ignore other players, allowing players to safely pass them without getting attacked.
- Sometimes players may open all four doors in the room to finding dead ends; this happens when another player enters the minigame, causing the tomb doors to shift. Recheck the tomb doors again to find the correct path.
- The correct Tomb Door advancing to the next room is the same for all players. So players may follow another player or utilise teamwork for the correct path.
- Only Grand golden chests and the Engraved sarcophagus may contain the Pharaoh's sceptre.
Rewards[edit | edit source]
When looting urns, sarcophagi, and chests, players will find various artefacts which may be sold on the Grand Exchange, or traded to Simon Templeton for coins. After completion of the quest Dealing with Scabaras, Simon will purchase noted artefacts from the player. Currently, the completion of the quest Dealing with Scabaras is NOT necessary for trading noted artefacts to Simon (tested).
Simon Templeton's offer Type Ivory Pottery Stone Gold Jewelled
GoldenJewelled
DiamondComb 50
N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Seal N/A N/A 150
750
N/A N/A Scarab N/A 75
175
1,000
N/A N/A Statuette N/A 100
200
1,250
7,500
12,500
Grand Exchange value Type Ivory Pottery Stone Gold Jewelled
GoldenJewelled
DiamondComb 5,110
N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Seal N/A N/A 368
17,289
N/A N/A Scarab N/A 351
300
12,799
N/A N/A Statuette N/A 169
323
15,028
127,142
N/A
Occasionally, players may also find the Pharaoh's sceptre in one of the Grand Gold Chests or Sarcophagi, worth 8,175,845 coins. Immediately after finding a sceptre the player will be expelled from the pyramid. Players inside the pyramid will see an Annoyed guardian mummy standing beside the chest in each room when this happens, and will announce the fact.
Players may also find a Sceptre of the gods inside the engraved sarcophagus. It has the same uses as a Pharaoh's sceptre, but with 10 teleport charges (20 with completion of Medium Desert achievements and 60 with completion of Hard Desert achievements), and when equipped grants players a greater chance of finding black ibis clothes.
Black ibis outfit[edit | edit source]

Rarely when looting urns and sarcophagi within Pyramid Plunder, players may receive a piece of the Black ibis outfit. When wearing pieces of this outfit the player will gain additional Thieving experience, up to 5% when wearing the whole set. Wielding a Sceptre of the gods will increase the drop rate of outfit pieces. If the player's inventory is full, the outfit piece may be retrieved from Diango. The player will receive the chatbox message: "You find a piece of Black Ibis clothing. It can be reclaimed from Diango."
Other[edit | edit source]
The gemstone menaphyrite may be rarely looted from urns. After completing The Jack of Spades and speaking to assistant librarian Subotai, it may be registered in the Menaphos journal. One may uncommonly receive a small Menaphite gift offering as well. Upon looting a sarcophagus a cat named Jennifurr has a rare chance to spawn.
Experience rates[edit | edit source]
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Experience per hour |
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21 | 17,000 |
31 | 20,000 |
51 | 54,000 |
61 | 71,000 |
71 | 100,000–118,000 |
81 | 158,000 |
99 | 195,000–241,000[1] |
- ^ A player with level 99 Thieving may gain around 241,000 experience an hour from playing Pyramid Plunder while using a Trahaearn exoskeleton set, Black ibis, abyssal lurker familiars, an Ardougne cloak 4 and the legendary five-finger discount aura.
Experience table[edit | edit source]
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21 | #1 | 20 | 60 (40) | 40 | 20 | 40 (20) | 10 |
31 | #2 | 30 | 90 (60) | 60 | 30 | 60 (30) | 10 |
41 | #3 | 50 | 150 (100) | 100 | 50 | 100 (50) | 10 |
51 | #4 | 70 | 215 (140) | 140 | 70 | 140 (70) | 10 |
61 | #5 | 100 | 300 (200) | 200 | 100 | 200 (100) | 10 |
71 | #6 | 150 | 450 (300) | 300 | 150 | 300 (150) | 10 |
81 | #7 | 225 | 675 (450) | 450 | 225 | 450 (225) | 10 |
91 | #8 | 275 | 825 (550) | 550 | 275 | N/A | 10 |
- ^ Numbers in parentheses are thieving experience if snake charming is used. The experience gained with charming is only about 2/3rds the experience if charming is not used.
- ^ No experience is gained from a chest if a scarab swarm is found.
- ^ The sarcophagi do not give Thieving experience, but give Strength instead. Unless players are looking for Pharaoh's sceptres or black ibis thieving garments, it may be advised not to open these because they are considerably slower to open than other containers and may spawn an aggressive mummy.
- ^ Numbers in parentheses are thieving experience if a lock pick (or hair pin) is used. The experience gained with a lock pick is only 1/2 the experience if a lock pick is not used.
Achievements[edit | edit source]
- Careful, There Are Snakes (
20) – Loot 20 urns in a single run of Pyramid Plunder without disturbing a snake.
- Seems Legit (
5) – Obtain five artefacts from Pyramid Plunder.
- Wake-Up Call (
15) – Open the sarcophagus in the level 61 room of Pyramid Plunder.
- Room Service (
25) – Open the sarcophagus in the final room of Pyramid Plunder.
Update history[edit | edit source]
- ninja 18 July 2022 (Update):
- Instead of three or four entrances to Pyramid Plunder taking you to an empty tomb, all four entrances now take you to the guardian mummy.
- Players with 41+ Thieving entering Pyramid Plunder are now sufficiently stealthy to always avoid a random act of violence from its guardian mummy. This levelling benefit is indicated in the Thieving skill guide.
- Converted various feedback messages in Pyramid Plunder to infoboxes, so you get feedback if your chat is closed.
- patch 6 September 2021 (Update):
- The location of the Pyramid Plunder UI overlay has been moved so it does not obstruct the middle of the game screen.
- ninja 8 February 2021 (Update):
- The Sceptre of the gods from Pyramid Plunder has new charge caps of 10 for the base item, and 20 and 60, depending on completion of the medium and hard Desert achievements.
- The sceptre can now be charged at any point rather than only at 0 charges.
- With the above change, the charge value of Pyramid Plunder items has been adjusted:
- Jewelled diamond items give 10 charges.
- Jewelled gold items give 6 charges.
- Gold items give 1 charge.
- Stone items give 0.5 charges each, so two are required for 1 charge.
- Removed hyphens on various options for the Mummy NPC in Pyramid Plunder and the Sceptre.
- patch 7 December 2020 (Update):
- Menaphite Gift rewards from Pyramid Plunder are now stackable.
- patch 27 August 2019 (Update):
- Damage received when playing Pyramid Plunder has been changed to feel more in-line with EoC.
- patch 8 April 2019 (Update):
- Scarab swarms can no longer spawn outside the Pyramid.
- ninja 12 February 2018 (Update):
- The number of urns looted to complete the Pyramid Plunder daily challenge (previously 50-52 in most cases) has been reduced to 30-42 to account for the time taken to reach the deeper rooms.
- patch 22 January 2018 (Update):
- Players will no longer receive black ibis pieces from Pyramid Plunder if the outfit piece is currently stored with Diango.
- patch 24 July 2017 (Update):
- Players can now get camouflage fragments from urns, chests, and doors in Pyramid Plunder.
- update 16 March 2015 (Update):
- The Ninjas have also turned their attention to Pyramid Plunder, giving the minigame an updated environment, complete with moody, atmospheric lighting. A fresh embalming's done the guardian mummy the world of good, too.
- There's updated music from the Audio Team as well, so listen out while you're loading up on artefacts.
- ninja 10 November 2014 (Update):
- The mummies in the Pyramid Plunder minigame will no longer attack other players.
- patch 1 November 2014 (Update):
- Height mapping on certain areas adjacent to Pyramid Plunder has been adjusted, so it no longer obscures the player's view.
- patch 14 July 2014 (Update):
- Acquiring black ibis pieces from Pyramid Plunder will now replace artefacts if the player has no space available.
- patch 24 March 2014 (Update):
- A punctuation error in the dialogue for the Guardian Mummy from Pyramid Plunder has been fixed.
- ninja 7 January 2014 (Update):
- The exit doors inside Pyramid Plunder now have a right-click ‘quick-exit’ option.
- The Entrance mummy now has a right-click ‘quick recharge sceptre’ option.
- patch 11 December 2013 (Update):
- The bonus XP rates for black ibis outfit in last Pyramid Plunder room have been corrected.
- patch 20 August 2013 (Update):
- Players can no longer walk away from the spear trap in Pyramid Plunder and be knocked back inside chests and urns.
- Looting the engraved sarcophagus and secret urns in rooms 7 and 8 of Pyramid Plunder will now count towards daily challenges.
- patch 4 March 2013 (Update):
- Pyramid Plunder room 7 no longer has a random empty tile that was blocked.
- patch 12 February 2013 (Update):
- The quick start option on the Guardian mummy has had two lines of chat removed.
- Pyramid plunder has been rebalanced to damage players appropriately.
- patch 14 January 2013 (Update):
- Trap, snake and scarab damage in Pyramid Plunder has been increased.
- patch 28 September 2011 (Update):
- Players will no longer receive two of the same black ibis items when plundering pyramids.
- patch 9 August 2011 (Update):
- Pyramid Plunder loot placed on the stairs near the chest no longer clips into the floor.
- patch 9 November 2010 (Update):
- The Pyramid Plunder mummy will now try to attack whatever player spawned it.
- patch 9 June 2009 (Update):
- In Pyramid Plunder, you'll now get the message regarding the sceptre after leaving the area.
- patch 19 May 2009 (Update):
- You should now be returned to your last position near Pyramid Plunder after a Random Event.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- In the entry area of some tombs, including the first, fourth, and fifth ones, there is what appears to be an Eye of Horus, a real-life Egyptian hieroglyph. The entrance to Sophanem also has an Eye of Horus.
- When examining the Grand Gold Chest, it will say "Anyone lost an ark?" This is an allusion to the movie Raiders of the Lost Ark which uses the account of the Biblical Ark as its main storyline. After looting, the examine text reads "Phew, no evil ghosts in there". This is an allusion to the same movie.
- Previously, when a player found a Pharaoh's sceptre all players would be expelled from the pyramid.
- Prior to an update on 7 November 2014, Mummies would first target the player who triggered them but could and often would attack other players, too. Opening sarcophagi and not killing the mummy that spawned was generally frowned upon. They are now only aggressive to the player who opens its sarcophagus.
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