Eblis

Before QuestAfter Quest

Eblis
Released								18 April 2005 (Update)
Members								Yes
Race								Human
Location								Bandit Camp
Shop								No
Quest								Desert Treasure I
Gender								Male
Options								Talk-to
Examine								A very distinguished looking man.
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID								688

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SMW Subobject for Before QuestNPC location: Bandit CampUses infobox: NPCNPC ID: 688Examine: A very distinguished looking man.Release date: 18 April 2005Image: File:Eblis.pngIs members only: trueIs variant of: Eblis

SMW Subobject for After QuestNPC location: South-east of Bandit CampUses infobox: NPCNPC ID: 689Examine: A very distinguished looking man.Release date: 18 April 2005Image: File:Eblis.pngIs members only: trueIs variant of: Eblis

Eblis is a Zarosian mystic who plays a large role in the Desert Treasure I quest. During the quest, the player helps Eblis free the Mahjarrat Azzanadra from his prison in the Ancient Pyramid; to do this, the four Diamonds of Azzanadra must be collected, and to this end Eblis (with the player's help) enchants a number of mirrors to discern the diamonds' locations.

Eblis can be found just south-east of the Bandit Camp at the mystical mirrors after Desert Treasure I is completed. If Desert Treasure I is not completed, he can be found in the eastern building in the Bandit Camp.

If you bring Eblis an ancient icon along with an ancient staff, he will combine the two together, upgrading the staff to the ancient sceptre.

Stock

He will sell a player one Ancient staff upon completion of the Desert Treasure I quest for 80,000 coins. In addition, he will give players ancient signets, a component in building Ancient altars.

Item		Number in stock	Price sold at	GE price
	Ancient staff	1	80,000	62,679
	Ancient signet	∞	Free	Not sold

Dialogue

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Trivia

• The origin of his name comes from the Arabic word Iblīs (إبليس) which is the name of Satan.