Kuldra
Rodzaj: Monster · Rasa: Dragon
Lokalizacje
- Scorned Wilderness
Dropy
| Przedmiot | Szansa | Ilość | Typ |
|---|---|---|---|
 Kuldra's Head | Always | 1 | combat |
 Queenslayer's Reward Pack | Always | 1 | combat |
 Lougrim's Staff | Always | 1 | combat |
Opis z wiki
- Alive (pre-Regicide)
- Dead (post-quest)
Queen Kuldra, also known as the Dragon Queen and the God Eater, is an ancient black dragon with five heads. She is the leader of the dragons ruling over the continent of Ashenfall, and the current High Queen for some of the garou.[1] She is the boss of the Scorned Wilderness raid, and the final boss for Kuldra's Saga.
Deity Info
History
Creation
Kuldra was amongst the first dragons created by the dragonkin Lacrussa and Avisk. When Lacrussa was working on making a better race of dragons, Avisk would force himself into her experiments and suggesting to fuse certain dragons for a better results.[2] He would mess with some of the brood, adding rune essence into the them.[3] Despite Lacrussa's warning in trying to maintain a single headed dragons, Avisk ignored her, which led to several of these brood to die, all but one.[4][5] Kuldra was born showing no signs of madness for having multiple minds. Instead she found that it would work as one, unified in a way.[6] Lacrussa learns that the dragon was able to spread the rage across herself, weakening the effect, causing her to express other emotion and behaviours, such as curiosity, reason and even wit.[7] This would make Lacrussa want to study her further, keeping her chained. During the study, they would get her off springs and conduct several experiments on them, exterminating the failures.[8] Kuldra would witness this, and slowly plot her vengeance.
Dragon Rebellion
After the Human-Garou War, the goddess Lougrim donated her blood to the dragonkin for their assistance against the human and bandosians[9][10]. Lacrussa would use this on Kuldra. After gaining Lougrim's blood, she would plot a rebellion against the dragonkin after seeing the continued abuse, despite their assistance in the war. At first, she was hesitant, but it was Velgar who convinced her and was the first to join her cause. When the rebellion started, Lacrussa was slain, along with Brakka, from whom Kuldra stole powers for herself and shared them with Velgar, her most trusted ally,[11] granting him his elemental mastery of earth.[12] Before she could kill Rasthin, the dragonkin, activated the Harmonic Resonator in hope to destroy Kuldra, only for the Dragon Queen to survive. In a battle that fractured the continent itself,[13] Kuldra then attacked Lougrim, who was protecting the garou village. Weak and wounded, Kuldra descended on her without mercy and devouring her body and taking her title of High Queen of the Garou. Some accepted out of fear, but others rejected her rule and left to another region. Having freed her fellow dragons, she sent them out across the continent to wipe out other settlements, other than the garou and goblins.
Sometime during these events, Kuldra caught wind of Imaru's and Xikotal's mercy towards the human settlements in Fellhollow, and as a result, she decided to confront the duo herself. As Kuldra descended on the region, nobles within the region would arm themselves in steel equipment[14] to assist Xikotal and Imaru, in the hope of defending their new home and bring an end to the Dragon Queen. Despite the help and numbers, they failed to bring Kuldra down. With Kuldra's strength and power seemingly unmatched, she would pull Xikotal's heart from his chest and devour it.[15] She would then leave Imaru to grieve, as punishment for disobeying her.[16][17] However, Imaru would challenge Kuldra a second time, after being infused by a curse[18] placed by Ravanna.[19][20] However, this was not enough to even stand a chance against Kuldra, who killed her quite easily.[21] Despite Imaru's action, Kuldra had left the humans of Fellhollow alone, their fate met by the resurrected corpse of Imaru some time later.
With Ashenfall settlement destroyed, minus some of the garou and goblins, Kuldra now rules the continent with her dragons.
Sixth Age
During the 14th Year of the Sixth Age, while ruling unchallenged, an expedition had made its way to Ashenfall; her generals had attacked the expedition in her name. After the arrival of a group of adventurers, Kuldra would start gathering pieces of the Harmonic Resonator to cause another explosion that would devour the world. Before she could put her plan into motion and put an end to the world, the adventurer(s) made their way into her sanctum and, through a grueling barrage of her hatchlings trying to protect her from the intruders, was unable to survive after they destroyed her heart.
Drops
The following drop rates are provided by Jagex or the game archive, unless otherwise specified.
| Item | Quantity | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Kuldra's Head | 1 | Always[Raid 1] |
| Queenslayer's Reward Pack | 1 | Always[Raid 2] |
| Lougrim's Staff | 1 | Always[Regicide 1] |
- ↑ Is recieved once, after completing Regicide
Journal
She found comfort in the gentle warmth of a lover's embrace, only to see him taken from her by those same cruel parents.
Only one dragonkin ever showed her warmth, but their mind was distracted by thousand different timestreams and they could never give Kuldra the love that she deserved. A lack of love is like a poison: it seeps into one's soul and infects it with malice. You find yourself unable to believe that love could be real, and from it all the other positive emotions, such as charity, kindness, or hope.
Kuldra wasn't born a monster, but she chose to become one and she was determined to be the worst monster she could be.
For centuries she has gorged herself on the anima of Ashenfall, building her own power so that she might turn the region's wellspring into a weapon that would decimate the rest of the world. Why? Because the rest of the world is happy, and she needs to see that stopped. Now, she is dead - although her legacy will scar the world for generations to come. Hate breeds only hate, and Kuldra has had plenty of children.Gallery
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Concept art depicting Kuldra -
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Kuldra can be seen in the background at the top of the image. -
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One of Kuldra's appearances in the cinematic trailer for Fellhollow. -
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Kuldra in the background. -
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Kuldra fighting against Imaru -
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A brighter concept art depicting Kuldra -
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Kuldra's appearance in Umbral Sands' Narrative Trailer. -
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Kuldra's Art in the 0.12.1 and the Road to Release -
Kuldra in chains -
Kuldra breaking free and attacking the Dragonkin -
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Kuldra's shadow in the destruction of the Scorned Wilderness -
Kuldra arriving in Scorned Wilderness -
Kuldra's boss arena
Trivia
- Her appearance from the concept art, banner image and the animated trailers shows some resemblance to Tiamat, the goddess of greed and queen of evil dragons.
- Just like Tiamat, Kuldra is the Dragon Queen, has 5 heads of different types of dragons, has divinity in her and is worshipped.
- Her appearance in the Fellhollow cutscene intro showed her only having two legs. In RuneScape (RS3), Gorvek is another dragon known to also have only two legs.
- However, her more recent appearance in the Umbral Sands cutscene shows she has all four legs.
- Within the lore of RuneScape, another dragon is known to exists with the title of Queen; the Queen Black Dragon, being the first dragon ever created, and is the ancestor to all dragons.
- Like the Queen Black Dragon, Kuldra is consider the first "perfect" creation, also had children, who were experimented on or enslaved by the dragonkin.
- Kuldra is amongst the few known dragons with multiple heads in the RuneScape franchise, with the others being the King Black Dragon and Verak Lith.
- There previously was another three-headed dragon in RuneScape, but it was removed along with the tutorial it appeared in.
- Royal dragons are three headed dragons from the Player-owned farm, which are a shiny breed of dragons.
- Just like the King Black Dragon and Verak Lith, Kuldra's central head is that of a black dragon.
- She is the only monster in the game with over 10,000 health points.
- This is due to how many times players have to use the anima cannons which each deal 9,999 damage per shot.
References
- ↑ Journal entry of Garou Highborn's Cloak, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Even after turning from the moon-goddess Lougrim, becoming servants of the High Queen Kuldra, the garou continue their ancient rituals."
- ↑ Journal entry of Lacrussa's Ravings, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Avisk is like the scales behind my wings, irritating and in desperate needs of a good scratch. He keeps coming to me and trying to explain to me how I need to do X with the dragons, or Y with their eggs, as if he, an Aughra, has the slightest understanding of real science. Imbecile."
- ↑ Journal entry of Lacrussa's Ravings, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "He's already messed with some of the brood, tried to use that strange rune essence in ways that would cause energy to flow in certain ways. I can see the concept he's going for, but his clumsy nonsense just leads it to ruin."
- ↑ Journal entry of Lacrussa's Ravings, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Trying to create some sort of enhanced mind for the dragons, as if they could exist like a swarm. All of them, of course, died. All but one, and she's turned out strangely"
- ↑ Journal entry of Lacrussa's Ravings, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "I encourage the growth of a single head for the dragons, keeps them sane and stable. There's no good that can come from multiple brains in charge of one body, yet she proves me wrong."
- ↑ Journal entry of Lacrussa's Ravings, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "All the minds work as if connected, as if part of the same whole. A single consciousness spread across all of them. A single personality."
- ↑ Journal entry of Lacrussa's Ravings, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Because that’s what it is, a personality. A will. A mind of her own. She is enraged, yes, like all dragons are, but she spreads it across herself, weakening the effect. I have encountered curiosity, reason, even wit."
- ↑ RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Scorned Wilderness - Narrative Trailer | RuneScape: Dragonwilds" (in 0:37). YouTube video. 10 September 2026.
- ↑ Journal entry of Lacrussa's Notes, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "One of them bleeds. Perhaps all of them, but this one for certain. She calls herself a goddess of the moon and the primordial hunt. Nonsense, of course, moons are rocks floating in the emptiness and there's nothing spiritual or metaphysical about a predator seeking lunch. Still, if I can refine this power? If I can merge it with a dragon, perhaps… just perhaps… I can turn these worthless dragons into something we can use."
- ↑ Journal entry of Sanguine Urn, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "The dragonkin discovered a unique and powerful resources in their time on Ashenfall, the blood of a goddess - Lougrim. She was a moon deity, in-tune with the natural world, the forest and a source of great vitality. Her blood carries some of those properties."
- ↑ Journal entry of Velgar, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "General Velgar was one of Kuldra's most trusted allies in the dragon rebellion. In the years that led to the betrayal of their Dragonkin masters, she would seek Velgar's advice on how to best handle the situation. His answer was always clear, brutality was the only language that their masters would understand."
- ↑ Journal entry of Fractured Cape, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Kuldra, the godeater, crushed him beneath her great claw and feasted on his anima-rich soul. Stealing Brakka’s power for herself. She gifted Velgar, her most trusted general, with the elemental mastery of the fallen Nodon architect."
- ↑ Leathery Parchment, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "The battle was swift and bloody; their clashing energies created cracks in the very earth. The entire continent buckled beneath their fury, but only one of them could prevail."
- ↑ Journal entry of Steel Platelegs, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "When Kuldra arrived it was as if the air had grown heavy, pressing down on everyone. A whole village fell silent as the Godeater turned her gaze upon them. As Imaru and Xikotal rose to face her, villagers instinctively ran to don their heirloom steel armour, hoping that they wouldn‘t have to use it, but knowing in their hearts that they would."
- ↑ Journal entry of Ravanna's Third Journal, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "I have a new customer, and she won’t fit through the door. Odd to empathise with a dragon, but I do. We all saw what happened. I watched as the great multi-headed dragon queen pulled Xikotal’s heart from his chest and ate it in front of his mate."
- ↑ Journal entry of Steel Platelegs, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "After Xikotal’s death, Kuldra left the region, leaving Imaru to her grief."
- ↑ Journal entry of Battered Diary, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "She does not end Imaru's pain, not yet. She leaves her with the agony of loss and the dissolution of her dreams for the future. A cruel punishment, for the simple crime of peace. She dared to shelter the lost and wandering humans, rather than to put us to the flames."
- ↑ Journal entry of Ravanna's Third Journal, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "the rage of a dragon, combined with the power of a grief-curse, such a thing could be the blade needed to slit Kuldra’s throat."
- ↑ Journal entry of Ravanna's Third Journal, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Curses, though, that I’m good with those. Imaru’s rage makes her the perfect focus. The beating heart around the darkest magics. She can be a weapon against the Godeater,"
- ↑ Journal entry of Ravanna's Fourth Journal, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "thought I could offer her something almost as good. I offered her revenge. I created a curse within her, using her grief and rage as a focus, so that it might strengthen her against Kuldra."
- ↑ Journal entry of Ravanna's Fourth Journal, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "So Imaru died. Fell to the ground in a crumbled heap"
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