Because of this, despite the sceptre being able to store a maximum of 17,000 revenant ether, it is recommended to store the minimum amount required for a trip into the Wilderness (in addition to the 1,000 ether required to activate the weapon). Upon death within the Wilderness, any revenant ether stored within the sceptre will always be dropped, even if it is one of the player's protected items. The ether can be safely removed by selecting the right-click Uncharge option on the sceptre, after which the sceptre becomes tradeable again.

The hourly cost of constantly using this weapon to cast spells is 1,200 ether or 214,800 coins, as spells can only be cast every 4 game ticks. The 1,000 ether used to activate the sceptre does not count towards the usage of the passive effect, thus additional ether must be added (up to 16,000) in order to increase the sceptre's damage output. In order to use the sceptre's passive effect, it must first be activated with 1,000 revenant ether (costing 179,000 coins). This makes the sceptre the best magic weapon in the Wilderness, surpassing the damage output of a trident of the seas or swamp with the additional capability of attacking any hostile players, something which both tridents are incapable of doing.Ĭharging and death

This effect will stack with a Slayer helmet (i) or a Salve amulet(i) and their variants, but not both simultaneously. It is also applied to any combat spells cast when it is equipped, though it cannot autocast them in powered staff mode. When the accursed sceptre is charged with revenant ether, an additional 50% magic accuracy and damage boost is applied when attacking any NPC in the Wilderness, consuming 1 ether per attack whether the player hits or not. +1 Magic, +3 Defence, and +2 Attack range 7 Comparison between other magic weapons.But, without it, the two series have a very close style. The main difference is, as I see it, the presence of fantasy in GoT. The wives of two king sons cheat on their husbands, which lead to the fight for who should actually claim the the throne after Iron King is gone.Īlso, the english queen cheats on her husband and takes part in murder of Edward the II. The Iron King, the main hero of the first book, dies at the end of the first book. The principle 'Everybody dies', which GoT is famous for, perfectly fits for AkK: Now, The Accursed Kings tells us a story about the French kingdom in XIV century, and the battle for the throne between several branches of the ruling dinasty. But I suddenly recalled reading long ago a series of books called The Accursed Kings by Maurice Druon. I finished watching the 3rd season of GoT recently.

The accursed king