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** In his early days of godhood, he was so paranoid about his *own mages* turning against him that he commissioned the demon tailor Razulei to create the Robes of Subjugation (now a tier-70 suit of magic armour available to players). Zamorak was ProperlyParanoid in the end because the robes eventually killed the mages who wore them due to their secret disloyalty to him. His newer generations of mages, however, have been loyal enough to wear the robes without ill effect.
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* AnythingThatMoves: She does this to the emissary of the Godless during the Cabbage Face Punch Bonanza, [[InterspeciesRomance a human]]. He is disturbed by this and is unsure if she is being serious or not.
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[- '''Gods''' | [[Characters/RuneScapeBosses Bosses]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeDragonkin Dragonkin]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeMahjarrat Mahjarrat]] | [[Characters/RuneScapePets Pets]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeLumbridge Lumbridge]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeVarrock Varrock]] -]]] ]] -]

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[- '''Gods''' | [[Characters/RuneScapeBosses Bosses]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeDragonkin Dragonkin]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeMahjarrat Mahjarrat]] | [[Characters/RuneScapePets Pets]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeLumbridge [[Characters/RuneScapeMisthalin Misthalin]] ([[Characters/RuneScapeLumbridge Lumbridge]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeVarrock Varrock]] Varrock]]) -]]] ]] -]
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Although he does have a white beard and hair, when seen in person, we find that he also has blue skin and GlowingEyes. He isn't completely sure why his skin is blue, but it is apparently a side effect of his ascension. He speculates that it is related to the fact that ascension amplifies one's nature, and his nature is one of a righteous fury that needs to be carefully kept in check by a cool demeanor.

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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Although he does have a white beard and hair, when seen in person, we find that he also has blue skin and GlowingEyes. He isn't completely sure why his skin is blue, but it is apparently a side effect of his ascension. He speculates that it is related to the fact that he was hotheaded as a mortal justicar tasked with upholding the law and pursuing criminals; because ascension amplifies one's nature, and his nature is now one of a righteous fury that needs to be carefully kept in check by a cool demeanor.

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* GracefulLoser: To Bandos ''any'' victory in battle is a commendable event, even if it is against him -- and as such he actually congratulates the player for defeating him in "The Chosen Commander" -- and battlefield honor is the highest virtue.



* PetTheDog: To Bandos ''any'' victory in battle is a commendable event, even if it is against him -- and as such he actually congratulates the player for defeating him in "The Chosen Commander" -- and battlefield honor is the highest virtue.
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* BigBadSlippage: [[spoiler:The Elder God Wars questline is this for her. She initially leads the council seeking to appease the Elder Gods, refusing the idea of taking action against them and wanting to protect the Elder God eggs when they're located. From there she slowly starts to view the eggs as her family and wants to protect them at all costs, finally turning on the World Guardian and setting Iaia up to be destroyed, making her the FinalBoss rather than Jas.]]

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* BigBadSlippage: [[spoiler:The Elder God Wars questline is this for her. She initially leads the council seeking to appease the Elder Gods, refusing the idea of taking action against them and wanting to protect the Elder God eggs when they're located. From there she slowly starts to view the eggs as her family and wants to protect them at all costs, finally turning on the World Guardian and setting Iaia up to be destroyed, destroyed once it becomes undeniably clear that she can't save the universe or the eggs without sacrificing the other, making her the FinalBoss rather than Jas.]]
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* BigBadSlippage: [[spoiler:The Elder God Wars questline is this for her. She initially leads the council seeking to appease the Elder Gods, refusing the idea of taking action against them and wanting to protect the Elder God eggs when they're located. From there she slowly starts to view the eggs as her family and wants to protect them at all costs, finally turning on the World Guardian and setting Iaia up to be destroyed, making her the FinalBoss rather than Jas.]]
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* FatalFlaw: Overconfidence. Upon declaring war on Gielinor following the events of the Elder God Wars, he is convinced that nothing can stand in the way of his conquest, including the World Guardian, to the point that he doesn't appoint a successor to lead his forces. The World Guardian's eventual confrontation with him and his banishment after the Edicts of Guthix are re-established drove a wedge between K'ril and Bilrach's factions, as they are now in-fighting over who should succeed the god of chaos.

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* FatalFlaw: Overconfidence. Upon declaring war on Gielinor following the events of the Elder God Wars, he is convinced that nothing can stand in the way of his conquest, including the World Guardian, to the point that he doesn't appoint a successor to lead his forces. The World Guardian's eventual confrontation with him and his banishment after the Edicts of Guthix are re-established drove drives a wedge between K'ril and Bilrach's factions, as they are now causing in-fighting over who should succeed the god of chaos.chaos (his general Moia ultimately settles this).
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Originally written by Jagex as a LaughablyEvil GodOfEvil, in more recent quests and lore Zamorak is now framed as NotEvilJustMisunderstood to the point of being an AntiVillain.

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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Originally written by Jagex as a LaughablyEvil GodOfEvil, in more recent quests and lore Zamorak is now becomes framed as NotEvilJustMisunderstood to the point of being an AntiVillain.AntiVillain during the Sixth Age. He revisits some of his earlier evil nature when he sees an opportunity to take advantage of the other young gods' weakened armies after the Elder God Wars, posing a monumental threat to Gielinor's balance that the player is tasked with maintaining.
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** When voiced in the Zamorakian Undercity Elite Dungeon, his voice loses the echo.

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** When voiced in the Zamorakian Undercity Elite Dungeon, his voice loses the echo. He also abandons the raspiness when speaking calmly for more of a standard EvilSoundsDeep voice.
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** When voiced in the Zamorakian Undercity Elite Dungeon, his voice changes somewhat to be more of a standard EvilSoundsDeep when speaking calmly. His Legion voice returns when he yells, albeit without the echo. This is likely due to a change in voice actors, though his Undercity voice actor has yet to be credited.

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** When voiced in the Zamorakian Undercity Elite Dungeon, his voice changes somewhat to be more of a standard EvilSoundsDeep when speaking calmly. His Legion voice returns when he yells, albeit without loses the echo. This is likely due to a change in voice actors, though his Undercity voice actor has yet to be credited.echo.
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* VoiceOfTheLegion: When voiced, he uses a low, growling, raspy manner of speech with an otherworldly echo that adds to his intimidating presence.

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* VoiceOfTheLegion: When voiced, voiced in quests prior to Slikse's Endgame, he uses a low, growling, raspy manner of speech with an otherworldly echo that adds to his intimidating presence.presence.
** When voiced in the Zamorakian Undercity Elite Dungeon, his voice changes somewhat to be more of a standard EvilSoundsDeep when speaking calmly. His Legion voice returns when he yells, albeit without the echo. This is likely due to a change in voice actors, though his Undercity voice actor has yet to be credited.

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[- '''Gods''' | [[Characters/RuneScapeBosses Bosses]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeDragonkin Dragonkin]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeMahjarrat Mahjarrat]] | [[Characters/RuneScapePets Pets]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeLumbridge Lumbridge]] | [[Characters/RuneScapeVarrock Varrock]] -]]] ]] -]




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** Zamorak constantly preaches that chaos and conflict should not be avoided, but actively used as a way to improve oneself by rising to the challenge. Yet when he becomes said challenge and the World Guardian not only rises to meet him, but [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu banishes him]]'' from Gielinor, he does ''[[SoreLoser not]]'' take it well. To put it in perspective, even [[PsychopathicManchild Bandos]] took his own defeat with more grace.

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** Zamorak constantly preaches that chaos and conflict should not be avoided, but actively used as a way to improve oneself by rising to the challenge. Yet when he becomes said challenge and the World Guardian not only rises to meet him, but [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu banishes him]]'' him]] from Gielinor, he does ''[[SoreLoser not]]'' take it well. To put it in perspective, even [[PsychopathicManchild Bandos]] took his own defeat with more grace.

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: "The Death Of Chivalry" has Saradomin mention there are some acts that even Zamorak wouldn't engage in. Zamorak preaches using chaos as a means of [[PragmaticVillainy personal advancement]] or [[TricksterMentor strengthening people through adversity]]. [[ForTheEvulz Hurting people just for the sake of hurting them]] is against his teachings and he disavows Lensig for this reason.

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"The Death Of Chivalry" has Saradomin mention there are some acts that even Zamorak wouldn't engage in. Zamorak preaches using chaos as a means of [[PragmaticVillainy personal advancement]] or [[TricksterMentor strengthening people through adversity]]. [[ForTheEvulz Hurting people just for the sake of hurting them]] is against his teachings and he disavows Lensig for this reason.


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** Zamorak constantly preaches that chaos and conflict should not be avoided, but actively used as a way to improve oneself by rising to the challenge. Yet when he becomes said challenge and the World Guardian not only rises to meet him, but [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu banishes him]]'' from Gielinor, he does ''[[SoreLoser not]]'' take it well. To put it in perspective, even [[PsychopathicManchild Bandos]] took his own defeat with more grace.
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* JackassGenie: Her ''Old School Runescape'' incarnation;
** She promised [[LastOfHerKind Kephri]] children that were even more intelligent than her. Instead, Amascut gave her a swarm of warped scarabs, then destroyed Kephri's mind, making her even less intelligent than the scarabs.
** Ba-Ba wanted to live on as the leader of her troupe of monkeys. Amascut killed all of them, then resurrected them as immortal, undead thralls under her command.
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* KnightTemplarBigBrother: Did not take the death of his brother Alotor well: [[LeaveNoSurvivors he wiped out the entire Mahkorat tribe in retribution.]]
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* ImmortalProcreationClause: It is implied that former mortals lose the ability to reproduce upon ascending. Even if they could, divine LifeEnergy is a difficult to renew resource, so any theoretical descendants wouldn't inherit godhood unless their parents sacrificed parts of their own power.
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* ApocalypseHow: There was a peaceful swamp world named Yu'biusk. Then he found it. The result? Yu'biusk suffered plane-wide devastation, [[KillEmAll killing everything]], and now all the Yu'biusk races live on other planes.

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* ApocalypseHow: There was a peaceful swamp world named Yu'biusk. Then he found it. The result? Yu'biusk suffered plane-wide devastation, [[KillEmAll killing everything]], everything, and now all the Yu'biusk races live on other planes.
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* CharacterExaggeration: An InUniverse side effect of ascension is that it amplifies major personality traits, potentially at the expense of lesser ones.

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* HaveYouSeenMyGod: [[spoiler:Following the events of "[[Recap/RunescapeAftermath Aftermath]]", the Edicts of Guthix are re-established and all the major gods (and Nex) are banished once more.]]

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* HaveYouSeenMyGod: [[spoiler:Following HaveYouSeenMyGod:
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the events end of the Third Age, Guthix enacted the self-named Edicts of Guthix, a barrier set up to expel the major gods from Gielinor and prevent their re-entry while it remains in place. It would be destroyed after Sliske assassinates Guthix, allowing the major gods to set foot in Gielinor for the first time in millennia.
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"[[Recap/RunescapeAftermath Aftermath]]", to counter Zamorak's invasion on Gielinor, the World Guardian surrenders their powers permanently to re-establish the Edicts of Guthix are re-established and all banish the major gods (and Nex) are banished once more.]]

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* InsaneTrollLogic: A lot of Brassica Prime's beliefs are filled with this. He was unafraid of getting hit by the Dragonkin's fireballs because in his mind [[ElementalRockPaperScissors cabbage beats fire]] since getting hit with fire would result in cooked cabbage, and that would make him more powerful because "Deliciousness is power." He also claims to have power over anything that is even vaguely cabbage shaped, such as the stone of Jas (which actually has a running gag of being called a cabbage) and the planet and sun. He also automatically assumes that anybody not wearing a shirt is homeless and can't be convinced otherwise.

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* InsaneTrollLogic: A lot of Brassica Prime's beliefs are filled with this. this.
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He was unafraid of getting hit by the Dragonkin's fireballs because in his mind [[ElementalRockPaperScissors cabbage beats fire]] since getting hit with fire would result in cooked cabbage, and that would make him more powerful because "Deliciousness is power." "
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* CelibateHero: Since becoming a god, he has become so devoted to the cause of heroism to the point of having trouble even conceiving of the idea of settling down and getting married. He isn't completely sure why, but it is implied to be a side effect of divinity amplifying one's basic nature.

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* CelibateHero: Since becoming a god, he has become so devoted to the cause of heroism such that he struggles to the point of having trouble even conceiving of conceive the idea of settling down and getting married. He isn't completely sure why, but it is implied to be a side effect of divinity amplifying one's basic nature.
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* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:She is nothing more than an empty husk after she is {{mercy kill}}ed by her "daughter" Seren.]]

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* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:She is nothing more than an empty husk [[spoiler:All that remains after she is {{mercy kill}}ed by her "daughter" Seren.Seren {{mercy kill}}s her is an empty husk of what could have been a powerful being.]]



* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Seren reluctantly puts her out of her misery, and she is now nothing more than an empty husk.]]

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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Seren reluctantly puts her out of her misery, and she is now nothing more than but an empty husk.]]

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* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:As of "Extinction", she is last known to have been battle-locked with a shadow leviathan which emerged from Erebus and dragged her into the realm with it. Whether or not she survives the encounter afterwards is unclear.]]

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* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:As of "Extinction", she is last known to have been battle-locked with a shadow leviathan which emerged from Erebus and dragged her into the realm with it. Whether or not It's unclear if she survives survived the encounter afterwards is unclear.encounter.]]



* TheCorruption: [[spoiler:Subverted. Wen was long implied to be the cause of the icy crystals that infested Mah's core, but Azzanadra's Quest revealed that it wasn't her, but ''Xau-Tak'' who caused the corruption.]]

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* TheCorruption: [[spoiler:Subverted. Subverted. Wen was long implied to be the cause of the icy crystals that infested Mah's core, but Azzanadra's Quest revealed that it wasn't her, but ''Xau-Tak'' [[spoiler:''Xau-Tak'']] who caused the corruption.]]


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* KickTheDog: Gorvek points out that Bik harbours the most contempt towards intelligent life out of all the Elder Gods.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: As he shapes up to be the true FinalBoss of the Elder God Wars quest series, Zamorak eagerly seizes the opportunity to make what he hopes will be short work of the scattered remnants of the other young gods' armies after the events of Extinction. While he doesn't completely revert to his LaughablyEvil older self during this story arc (except for a couple of instances before Extinction where he [[TheGadfly taunts other gods for his enjoyment]]), he revisits the part of his personality that seeks chaos and change for the sake of it more than as a means of personal growth. This compulsive need for chaos was amplified upon ascending to godhood, and now, he can't stop it. And he ''loves it''.

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* RevisitingTheRoots: As he shapes up to be the true FinalBoss of the Elder God Wars quest series, Zamorak eagerly seizes the opportunity to make what he hopes will be short work of the scattered remnants of the other young gods' armies after the events of Extinction. While he doesn't completely revert to his LaughablyEvil older self during this story arc (except for a couple of instances before Extinction where he [[TheGadfly taunts other gods for his enjoyment]]), he revisits the part of his personality that seeks chaos and change for the sake of it more than as a means of personal growth. This compulsive need for chaos was amplified upon ascending to godhood, and now, he can't stop it.it, especially with the opportunity to prey on the weakened armies of other gods. And he ''loves it''.



* YourAnswerToEverything: Chaos. More specifically, his philosophy revolves around driving people out of their comfort zones and making them adapt to and grow from unfamiliar situations.

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* YourAnswerToEverything: Chaos. More specifically, his philosophy revolves around driving people out of their comfort zones and making them adapt to and grow from unfamiliar situations.situations, although he tends to take this to extremes that gravely upset or threaten to upset Gielinor's balance.
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* FlatCharacter: Barring Jas and Mah, there's little to be said about the Elder Gods in detail, collectively and individually.
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* OpportunisticBastard: Given his forces didn't suffer as many losses compared to the other gods' by the end of the Elder God Wars, he takes advantage of this and launches an invasion in an attempt to once again assert his dominance over Gielinor, confident that no can stand in the way of his conquest.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: As he shapes up to be the true FinalBoss of the Elder God Wars quest series, Zamorak eagerly seizes the opportunity to make what he hopes will be short work of the scattered remnants of the other young gods' armies after the events of Extinction. While he doesn't completely revert to his LaughablyEvil older self in doing so (except for a couple of instances where he [[TheGadfly taunts other gods for his enjoyment]]), he revisits the part of his personality that seeks chaos and change for the sake of it more than as a means of personal growth. This compulsive need for chaos was amplified upon ascending to godhood, and now, he can't stop it. And he ''loves it''.

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* RevisitingTheRoots: As he shapes up to be the true FinalBoss of the Elder God Wars quest series, Zamorak eagerly seizes the opportunity to make what he hopes will be short work of the scattered remnants of the other young gods' armies after the events of Extinction. While he doesn't completely revert to his LaughablyEvil older self in doing so during this story arc (except for a couple of instances before Extinction where he [[TheGadfly taunts other gods for his enjoyment]]), he revisits the part of his personality that seeks chaos and change for the sake of it more than as a means of personal growth. This compulsive need for chaos was amplified upon ascending to godhood, and now, he can't stop it. And he ''loves it''.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: As he shapes up to be the FinalBoss of the Elder God Wars Dungeon, Zamorak eagerly siezes the opportunity to make what he hopes will be short work of the scattered remnants of the other young gods' armies after the events of Extinction. While he doesn't necessarily revert to his LaughablyEvil older self in doing so, he revists the part of his personality that seeks chaos and change for the sake of it more than as a means of personal growth. This compulsive need for chaos was amplified upon ascending to godhood, and now, he can't stop it. And he ''loves it''.

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* RevisitingTheRoots: As he shapes up to be the true FinalBoss of the Elder God Wars Dungeon, quest series, Zamorak eagerly siezes seizes the opportunity to make what he hopes will be short work of the scattered remnants of the other young gods' armies after the events of Extinction. While he doesn't necessarily completely revert to his LaughablyEvil older self in doing so, so (except for a couple of instances where he revists [[TheGadfly taunts other gods for his enjoyment]]), he revisits the part of his personality that seeks chaos and change for the sake of it more than as a means of personal growth. This compulsive need for chaos was amplified upon ascending to godhood, and now, he can't stop it. And he ''loves it''.

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