Solus Dellagar
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| Release date | 17 October 2005 (Update) |
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| Members? | Yes |
| Combat level | None |
| Life points | 400 |
| Experience for killing | 160 (53 Constitution experience) |
| Slayer level | Not assigned |
| Aggressive? | Yes |
| Poisonous? | No |
| Immune to poison? |
No |
| Attack style | Magic and Melee |
| Attack speed | AverageInterval: 3.6 seconds
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| Max hit | 960 (approx) (40 for the battle against players) |
| Weakness | Unknown edit |
| Always drops | Solus's hat |
| Examine text | A powerful warrior mage. |
Solus Dellagar was already widely known as the "murder mage" prior to beginning the Wanted! quest, due to the fact that he was a mass murderer. Solus Dellagar is a follower of the Mahjarrat Lucien; his temple knight dossier states that he participated in Lucien's infamous zombie attack on Varrock (during the 5th age, not the same assault where Arrav and Zemouregal fought).
Solus Dellagar is fight-able as a class H boss monster in the Dominion Tower minigame if the player has completed Wanted!.
He had managed to elude the authorities for so long due to his incredible magical abilities, as he had enough skill to be able to slow down the process of teleportation enough that he was literally in three places at once - the point from which he teleported, the Abyss and also the destination of his teleport spell. This would effectively make him the only human known to be capable of dimensional straddling. Sir Tiffy Cashien describes him as 'honestly, one of the most dangerous men on the planet', 'extremely adept at magic' and 'also quite prepared to use that magic at a moment's notice, because he is quite, quite mad.'
He was also capable of greatly increasing the damage that is dealt by the Flames of Zamorak spell, allowing him to deal up to 960 life points in one spell, crippling even the strongest players (This can never kill players, however, and Solus also does not hit anywhere near as high during the final battle). Fortunately, Solus was captured at some point by the Temple Knights and was kept their prisoner until recently.
Solus is so malevolent that even fellow Zamorakians, such as Lord Daquarius, Lord of the Kinshra, and the Mage of Zamorak of the Z.M.I., shun him and refuse to serve as his allies, with the former stating that neither he nor the Black Knights, nor anyone else, would be friends with 'that creature', and the latter wishing that Solus is disposed of, even bargaining information with the Temple Knights to do so, due to Solus stealing a large degree of his research into various subjects as well as all of his money. Daquarius says that Solus is not a Zamorakian, as he worships nothing but his own selfish ambitions.
Dellagar's clothing and stance bears some resemblance to that of an Infernal Mage.
Release Into Society
When an adventurer originally joined the Temple Knights (see Recruitment Drive), Sir Tiffy Cashien had failed to go through the proper method of recruitment, and so in order for the adventurer to progress up the ranks of Temple Knight, they were required to join the White Knights. In order to do this a crisis was needed, and so it was arranged for the Temple Knights to not aid in the capture of Solus Dellagar as they normally would have, in the hope that the adventurer would capture him, thus allowing them to join the White knights.
Defeat
By using secret Temple Knight technology, an adventurer was able to track Solus to the Kinshra (Black Knights) headquarters and then the Zamorakian shrine in Varrock. Eventually the adventurer managed to trap him at the rune essence mine.
A squad of Temple Knight archers arrived to take Solus into custody, but he was able to defeat them all in a single blow, using Ice Barrage. That left just the adventurer to fight him.
Fortunately, Solus' powers were severely drained from dealing this massive attack, and Solus was eventually defeated, leaving only his hat as proof and allowing the adventurer to fully join the ranks of the White Knights.
See also
- Wanted!, a quest that involves Solus Dellagar
- Temple Knights, an elite section of the White Knights
- The Edgeville Incident, a conflict precipitated by Solus Dellagar
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