RuneScape’s Elder God Wars: The Nodon Front brings war as players battle to save Gielinor from the army of Jas, and it’s live today!

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The first assault of the Elder Gods and the battle cry of a thousand Dragonkin erupts over the city of Senntisten in an epic Elder God Wars Dungeon experience

Monday July 26th, Cambridge, UK – War in RuneScape’s world of Gielinor commences today with the launch of The Nodon Front, the next instalment in the living game’s year-long Elder God Wars story arc.
 

Following the previous chapter of the Elder God Wars, in which players unearthed the lost city of Senntisten, Ariane’s devastating premonition of war has come to pass. The Nodon Front sees PC and mobile players joining arms to battle against Elder God Jas’ powerful army of Nodon Dragonkin as they lay siege to the city.
 

Armed with powerful siege weapons, the Nodon Dragonkin and their arsenal are truly formidable, and they have a fierce hunger to diminish Senntisten’s cathedral defences. Highly experienced players with a 92 Slayer skill, will need to rally together to destroy siege machines and push back the army’s advances. Players with a 90+ Construction skill may also alter the tides of war by turning the Nodon’s own weapons against them.
 

After fighting through the Nodon Dragonkin’s Guards, Hunters, Artificers, and Engineers, players will face the army’s general – Kerapac – in an epic showdown inside the Colosseum. Players will need to manipulate time to defeat Kerapac and his Elder God artefacts, and the bravest amongst all players can even take him on in a ‘hard mode’ variant. Luckily, players won’t be completely on their own as the original God War generals – Zilyana, Nex, Kree’arra and K’ril – are there to help, and will provide players with temporary abilities to aid in this fearsome battle.
 

All great battles have great rewards, and The Nodon Front is no different. If players manage to defeat Kerapac, they’ll receive RuneScape’s first ever Tier 95 weapon – The Staff of Armadyl – to wield in future quests, plus a whole range of cosmetic items.
 

The Nodon Front is now live in RuneScape on PC, Steam, iOS, and Android, complete with cross-platform progression and play across all platforms.
 

About RuneScape

Twenty years in the making, RuneScape on PC, Steam, iOS, and Android, is an ever-expanding, online living role-playing game that’s bursting with activity and life. Two decades since it launched, RuneScape has become one of the world’s longest-running online games, welcomed almost 300 million player accounts, and is at peak popularity: in 2020 the RuneScape games hit a new record-high of subscribers with more than 1.2 million members joining the further millions of players who enjoy RuneScape for free.
 

Set in a medieval fantasy land, players begin by creating a character and then embark on epic journeys through a vast sandbox world that’s full of gods, warring races, unexplored dungeons, and glittering riches. Propelled by the game’s narrative, choose players choose their own path through enthralling quests, and progress through 28 diverse skills to shape a single character in a classless world. In RuneScape, you get to be the hero you always wanted to be and, with new content added almost every week, there’s always a new and adventurous experience to look forward to.
 

About Jagex

A leader in creating deep and engaging live games on PC and mobile, Jagex’s flagship MMORPG, RuneScape, has welcomed almost 300 million player accounts to its world and is a $1bn lifetime revenue franchise. Today the RuneScape franchise exists beyond running games in live operations; our titles are living games that connect and inspire millions of players, with content and experiences both inside and outside of inexhaustible game worlds. Both RuneScape and Old School RuneScape, on PC and mobile, offer ever-evolving, highly active worlds and our community-focussed development ethos empowers players to have a real say in how each game is shaped. Now we’re expanding and extending our portfolio with fresh franchise titles and new IP to bring life to the living games of the future. Jagex employs more than 450 people at its Cambridge headquarters.