Feldip hills

The Feldip Hills are a tropical and marshy area positioned to the south of Yanille and Kandarin generally. The region is dominated by a variety of ogre inhabitants, centered in their city of Gu'Tanoth. To the west of Gu'Tanoth is the ogre burial ground, Jiggig, filled with zogres and skogres. To the west of Jiggig is the Chompy Marsh and Smoke Devil Dungeon. Further to the south is the Feldip hunter area. After completing the quest Big Chompy Bird Hunting, the hunting area can be used to hunt chompy birds.

There is a southernmost section accessible to free-to-play centered around the Corsair Cove. The Myths’ Guild is found at the southwestern corner.

A number of transportation options exist for traveling through the Feldip Hills:

• Gu'Tanoth - A city filled with ogres.
• Chompy Marsh - A marsh highly suitable to hunting the local Chompy birds.
• Smoke Devil Dungeon - A smoke filled dungeon.
• Jiggig - Burial ground of the ogres.
• Feldip Hunter area - A large rainforest filled with hunter creatures.
• Corsair Cove - An outpost for pirates.
• Myths' Guild - A guild for mythical adventurers.

The Feldip Hills hunting area is home to various Hunter creatures and the Hunting expert is located here, who is able to give you the Hunter skillcape when level 99 Hunter is achieved.

• Tracking: Feldip weasels
• Bird snares: Crimson swifts and Tropical wagtails
• Butterflies: Black warlocks
• Deadfall trapping: Barb-tailed kebbits
• Box trapping: Carnivorous chinchompas
• Pitfalls: Spined larupias and wild broavs

• Chompy bird hunting
• Smoke Devil Dungeon, a dungeon with the Thermonuclear smoke devil slayer boss and the smoke devil ordinary slayer monster.
• Gu'Tanoth
  • Ogre Enclave, a dungeon within the city, unlocked after completion of the Watchtower Quest, containing various monsters such as blue dragons and greater demons.
  • Rock cake shop
• Corsair Cove bank, unlocked after completing the The Corsair Curse quest.
• Corsair Cove Dungeon, containing all chromatic dragons, ogre shamans, and the fountain of Uhld.
• Corsair Cove Resource Area, requires completion of Dragon Slayer I.
• Myths' Guild, unlocked after completion of Dragon Slayer II.
• Wrath Altar, after completion of Dragon Slayer II.

Little is known of the Feldip Hills prior to the Third Age.

During the God Wars, the region was a stronghold for the forces of Bandos, namely goblins and ogres. At the end of the God Wars, the Feldip Hills Civil War erupted between the goblins and ogres of the region due to the power vacuum left by the expulsion of Bandos from Geilinor.^[1] The ogres attempted to wipe out the various goblin tribes, forcing the goblins into a mass exodus north into Kandarin. Following this exodus, the goblins continued to guard their southern flank against the ogres.^[2] The ogre-goblin conflict concluded at an indeterminate point in the Fourth Age.

At an unknown point, the ogres established a burial ground at Jiggig and enslaved the local cave dwelling race known as Skavids.^[3] The remains of the races known as Raurgs, Fayrgs, and Ourgs are present in the ogre coffins of Jiggig. Besides the ourg, General Graardor, these races were presumably driven to extinction during the God Wars.

During the Runecrafting Crusades in the early Fifth Age, a group of Fremennik forces traveled into the Feldip Hills where they found and destroyed the entrance to the wrath altar. Witnessing this, a local group of nomads, known as the Sect of Uhld, destroyed the fremennik forces and established the Myths' Guild to preserve the altar.^[4][5][6][7]

In current year of the Fifth Age, ogres live across the hills, dungeons, and marshes of the region and in their city of Gu'tanoth. The ogres of Gu'tanoth regularly engage in conflict with the nearby human settlement of Yanille.

The following quests are started or take place in the Feldip Hills:

• The name is a reference to the Mendip Hills, an area of limestone hills situated to the south of Bristol and Bath in Somerset, England. In RuneScape Classic, the Watchtower Wizard actually calls the region "the mendips".