Missing My Mummy | Quest Guide

Start: Speak to Leela in Draynor Village

Difficulty: *****

Length: Medium

Members only: Yes

Requirements: Prince Ali Rescue The Golem Icthlarin's Little Helper Level 35 Level 35 Level 35 Level 35 Level 35 For total completion: Garden of Tranquility Level 25 Level 45 Level 45 Level 50 Ability to kill or defend against various creatures from level 41 - 74.

Items needed: Willow log Knife (obtained during the quest) Hammer (obtained during the quest) Saw (obtained during the quest) Jug of wine Spice Grain Pot 20 Fire runes (dropped by Bandit looter) Ring of charos(a) (required for total completion) Al kharid flyer (required for total completion) Recommended Items: Teleports Dramen staff or Lunar staff to get to Uzer by fairy rings (code D-L-Q) Charged Amulet of glory or ring of duelling Slayer ring (quick teleport to the desert) or broomstick (must be enchanted to teleport to the Sorceress's Garden) Desert equipment Enchanted water tiara or waterskins Desert robes Some food, or a healing familiar (e.g. Bunyip) Prayer potion, or a Falador shield (not needed if you have above 70 Prayer). Weapon or familiar with a Crush attack style (otherwise you'll have to fight unarmed)

Monsters to kill: 3-6 Skeleton looters (level 41) Golem Guard (level 45) 5 Tumeken's shadows (level 41 - 74)

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

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1. Talk to Leela about a pyramid in the region of Uzer. She wants to resurrect a mummy in a region south of Uzer in a pyramid called the "Uzer Mastaba".
2. Go to the pyramid (Fairy ring D-L-Q) and go inside (Another option is to go through the shanty pass and take a carpet to Uzer, total cost of 205gp). Pick up the Tattered bag" on the ground. (They currently have no use at the moment).
3. Rummage skeletons to turn them into Skeleton looters. They will turn agressive and attack. Kill all of them. One of them will drop the Scroll of the Dead.
4. Return to Leela and she will tell you that you need to reconstruct the body to 75% as well as find out her identity and reform her shadow.

[edit] Collecting objects

1. Talk to the Golem to the east.
2. Talk to the Golem Guard guarding the door and then kill him with crush attack style.
3. Descend down to the second level.
4. Make sure you pick up the Mummy's hand and the Canopic Jars.
5. Go into first the west offshoot to the tunnel and collect the jars. Then, head east and get the jar and the Mummy's body with no hands.
6. Combine this with the Mummy's hand to get Senliten's Mummy.

[edit] Floor Puzzle

The floor puzzle.

Find a way over the Floor Puzzle to the Tomb. This puzzle is different to every player and changed with every visit.

Stepping on a	blue stone rises the red tiles. Not dangerous.
	red stone rises the green
	green stone rises the yellow
	yellow stone rises the blue

The easiest way is to try and find a path of blue & green blocks or red & yellow blocks all the way through as this will result in no damage.

Stepping from	green to red triggers a trap. Players can take damage.
	red to blue
	yellow to green
	blue to yellow

[edit] Restoring the Tomb

A player restoring the statue of Apmeken.

Right-click the Pyramid Journal or the Scroll of the Dead and select the Check progress -option, this shows the percentage of completed actions and the quantity of remaining actions. The quest completion requires 75% complete, though continuing beyond that rewards more experience.

1. Place the Mummy's body back into the sarchophagus.
2. Place the Canopic Jars onto the empty shelves to the west.
3. Pray at each of the statues to restore them. Restoring all statues drains a total of 70 prayer points and gives a total of 6,500 Prayer experience.

   Note: Amascut's altar will boost your prayer at the cost of some health; the other altars restore prayer normally.

4. Repair the table with a hammer and a saw. This rewards 2,100 Construction experience.
5. Make some spiced wine by adding spice into a jug of wine. Put the spiced wine onto its space.
6. Put a pot of grain (not pot of flour) onto its space. This rewards 2,100 Cooking experience.
7. Go into the eastern chamber and kill the level 41 Tumeken's shadow.

   Note: Each brazier requires 5 fire runes to light. The required Magic level starts at 20, and increases by 5 for each brazier.

8. Light the southern brazier, requiring level 20 Magic. Tumeken's shadow appears again, with a combat level of 50. Kill the shadow to receive 600 Magic experience.
9. Light the northern brazier. The shadow (now level 55) appears again. Kill it to receive 900 Magic experience.
10. Light the western brazier. A level 64 spirit will spawn. Kill it to receive 1,200 Magic experience.
11. Finally, light the eastern brazier. Tumeken's shadow appears for the last time, being level 72. Kill it to receive 2,000 Magic experience.
12. Build the statue with some Willow logs and a knife.
13. Create the statue of the queen and then click improve twice to complete the body double section.

    You can return to Leela and complete the quest after being 75% complete.

[edit] Total completion

• To complete the name of the Queen, go to Ali Morrisane. He says he can make a copy of the original. Get him a spring sq'irk by doing the Sorceress's Garden minigame. After you gave him the sq'irk, he will give you a copy of the name. You will recieve Theiving experience. Next time you talk to him with your Ring of charos(a) equipped, he will give you the original.
• Travel to Reldo in the Varrock Palace. He says he needs an Al kharid flyer, which you can get from Ali the Leaflet Dropper between Varrock and Al Kharid. Bring him the flyer and he will give you a scroll of praise. Bring the scroll of praise and Mummy's name papyrus (original and copy) to the queen for 100 percent completion.

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Missing My Mummy Quest| Guide Coming Soon

Today comes a new adventure in the desert.
"19th May 2009 - Missing My Mummy

There are many secrets hidden in the depths of the desert. Forgotten tombs of forgotten rulers from a forgotten time, when the world was a very different place...or at least they were forgotten. The spread of human civilisation, however, means that many of the hidden corners of the world are being uncovered, often by treasure-hunters with little regard for preserving the sanctity of these ancient places.

Recently, one such tomb, near Uzer, was discovered by treasure-hunters. Leela of Al Kharid does care about the sanctity of this particular place, and she wants your help to recover information that is of great importance to her.

Mod Newmatic
RuneScape Content Developer

Warning – Mild Spoilers

Please note that we haven’t forgotten about your request to not start too many new quest series until we have continued with, and finished, a few of the existing ones. While it might not seem like it initially, this quest is actually part of the same quest series as Tale of the Muspah; this one just approaches things from a very different direction, so it’s probably not entirely clear how things fit together yet.

We’ve been calling this quest series Mysteries of the Mahjarrat here in the Jagex office. It is going to be tying together a few loose ends from various quests, and hopefully bringing more cohesion to parts of the Runescape mythology and storyline. While we’re starting the quest series with low-level requirements, later quests will have progressively higher requirements as we draw in the different existing storylines. Additionally, Missing My Mummy also ties into some of the ongoing desert storylines.

Paul

Summary:
Requirements to start Missing my Mummy:
35 Cooking
35 Construction
35 Crafting
35 Magic
35 Prayer
Must have completed Prince Ali Rescue
Must have completed The Golem
Must have completed Icthlarin’s Little Helper

Requirements for total completion:
25 Thieving
45 Crafting
45 Prayer
50 Magic
Must have completed Garden of Tranquillity

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"This week’s update introduces Bounty Hunter ‘Wilderness-only’ PvP worlds (or ‘Bounty Worlds’). Our aim was to get something that feels as close to the original Wilderness as we can manage, and to add another thrill with the Bounty Hunter mechanic. The new worlds are limited to the Wilderness, and use the old ‘who can attack who’ levels.

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To make sure you have a chance of getting to the rewards, there are a couple of extra rules. Firstly, if your bounty target is fighting someone else in a single-way combat area, you will be able to attack your target, and their original foe will be locked out. Secondly, if you are fighting your enemy but do not inflict enough damage to count as the ‘hero’ (in the same way as drops are awarded when fighting monsters), your target will remain your target. Basically, your bounty target will remain your bounty target until one of you kills the other, or one of you leaves the Wilderness for more than ten minutes.

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Andrew
Lead Developer

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Last week I made a post talking about a new pvp being released. Well after much snooping around I figured out what they were doing. Jagex is releasing Bounty Hunter Specified Worlds. Now I'm guessing it's not going to work like the old bounty hunter. It will probably have a drop system similar to that of the new wilderness. Anyways , I just thought I'd keep you updated. =P