Speak to Merlin who is on the 1 stfloor [ UK] 2 ndfloor [ US] of Camelot Castle. Go up the staircase in the main part of the castle, and go to the south-east room (not the tower); he will appear once you enter. He tells you to go talk with someone on a "holy island" ( Entrana), and Sir Galahad who lives somewhere west of McGrubor's Wood. To get into the Fisher King's Castle you must first talk to the Fisherman to the east of the castle During the US Inquiry 3rd officer Pitman was asked if her whistle could be used to get attention from another ship: My question is as follows, is there any information on the range of Olympic, Titanic or Britannics whistles? Travel to Camelot and talk to King Arthur. Make sure to have 1 empty slot in your inventory for Magic gold feather he gives you.

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Retrieve two magic whistles which will appear on the floor in the room with the chest, next to Ernest and Professor Oddenstein. Return to Camelot (you can teleport or use a combat bracelet to teleport to the Ranging Guild); then, go to Galahad who's located in a house west of McGrubor's Wood. Tell him you're looking for an item from the Fisher Realm, and he will reluctantly give you a holy table napkin, a souvenir he took from the Fisher Realm. (If you talk to Galahad and use the option of asking him if he ever gets lonely, he will give you a cup of tea which completes a task in the Kandarin easy diary) I was forgetting about Mr Pitman. We can take from his answer that the power of Titanic's whistles were less than 5 miles. I was not sure if there was any benchtest or regulation that specified a range that ships had be able to be heard by. Consider banking the Holy grail until you are ready to complete the quest and gain the Prayer experience reward, which is a substantial amount of experience depending on your level. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ The crone however, will jump into your conversation to tell you about the holy grail and where to find it.

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Entrana ( Balloon transport system or via Port Sarim using the Explorer's Ring 2 or Rat Pits minigame teleport) Have the Excalibur, magic whistle, a weapon, armour, and some food with you. Head to where the stone faces point, which is under a tower on the north-west part of Brimhaven. Stand under the watchtower and blow the whistle to be teleported to the Fisher King's Realm. Even though Merlin specifically tells you to speak with Galahad, you must visit Entrana prior to meeting him.He doesn't move, so you can safe spot him or walk away at low health to eat without being damaged. Once the titan is at low health, wield the Excalibur and finish him off. If you do not use Excalibur for the final blow, he'll regenerate all his health and you must fight him again. He can be killed via other sources of damage, including Conjuration with Necromancy, as long as Excalibur is wielded. Brimhaven ( Brimhaven teleport, Teleport to House if your house is in Brimhaven, via a charter ship or via Captain Barnaby's ship from Ardougne using the Ardougne teleport or Ardougne cloak) Q - Then it would stand to reason that if there was a ship or vessel of any kind within a distance of 5 miles it ought to have heard the blowing off of the steam? A - No; but you could have heard her blowing off steam at a far greater distance than you could hear the steam whistle. She was blowing off steam for three-quarters of an hour, I think, and you could hear that much farther than you could hear any steam whistle.