Gallowmere Historia
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Handrune

A star rune placed in a hand lock.

Rune Stones, often referred to as Runes or Rune Keys are collectable items that appear in MediEvil, MediEvil: Resurrection and the PS4 remake.

Description and usage

It is said that Rune Stones were made by the ancients, who captured the magical energy emanating from Gallowmere and trapped it within the stones.[1] Runes are used to unlock doorways and gates that have a lock in the style of a begging hand. These hands will only accept Rune Stones of the same colour as themselves.

Rune Types

There are 5 types of runes in the games.

Chaos Rune

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Forged with leftover magic.

Star Rune

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Famous rune. Forged with star-power.

Earth Rune

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Forged on Earth. Like most Runes.
  • MediEvil: The Graveyard, Hilltop Mausoleum, Pumpkin Gorge, Inside the Asylum, the Enchanted Earth, the Lake, the Crystal Caves, the Haunted Ruins, the Time Device
  • MediEvil: Resurrection: The Graveyard, Hilltop Mausoleum, Return to the Graveyard, Sleeping Village, Scarecrow Fields, Enchanted Forest, Haunted Ruins

Moon Rune

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Forged with a hint of moonshine.
  • MediEvil: Hilltop Mausoleum, Scarecrow Fields, Pumpkin Gorge, the Sleeping Village, Ghost Ship, the Time Device
  • MediEvil: Resurrection: The Graveyard, Cemetery Hill, Hilltop Mausoleum, Return to the Graveyard, Inside the Asylum, Enchanted Forest, Scurvy Docks, Ghost Ship

Time Rune

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Took Time to forge.

Behind the scenes

Development

Before the introduction of an inventory system into the game, the runes were displayed in a Rune Stone Menu which would appear after collecting a rune or approaching a rune-locked door.[2]

Gallery

MediEvil (1998)

Artwork

In-game

Icons
Models

References

  1. Memory Card MediEvil manual. Written by Jim Sangster. Designed by Steve O'Neill. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment in October 1998. Download.
  2. -DEMO- Memory Card MediEvil Rolling Demo. Developed by SCE Cambridge Studio. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment in October 1997.
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