This article contains information that may reduce your enjoyment of the Spirit of Summer and Summer’s End quests. If you especially enjoy surprises and discovering information for yourself, we recommend that you read this after completing those quests.

You must have started Spirit of Summer to gain access to the Spirit Beast’s Realm. When you complete this quest, you will be rewarded with Jennica’s Ring, which you can use to access a number of locations within the Spirit Beast’s Realm. The range of locations you can access increases when you have completed Summer’s End.

Within the shadowy mirror of the Wilderness

There are many strange realms connected to RuneScape, either closely or in the most abstract of ways, and most are harmless, perfectly natural worlds. Zanaris, the fairy kingdom, for instance, or the Abyss, which seems to connect every plane to the others (which goes some way to explaining the chaos of that place). Parallel to the Wilderness, however, is an altogether more sinister realm that seems to exist solely because of a single inhabitant.

The Spirit Beast is a vast and brutal creature, more powerful than any other so far encountered by mortals. The other inhabitants of its realm are not so lucky, as it slowly drains their souls over the course of hundreds (and, perhaps, thousands) of years.

The Spirit Beast’s Realm can only be accessed at a small number of locations, places where, for one reason or another, the boundaries between the living, natural lands of RuneScape come close to the cold and dust-filled lifelessness of the Spirit Beast’s Realm. Where this connection is strongest, a portal will be visible to those who know how to look for them, and can even be traversed. Where the connection is weak, though, there may only be the smallest flicker of a portal, or none visible to even those most attuned to the realm.

The Spirit Beast’s Realm is a series of ‘pockets’ that fall in line with specific areas of the ordinary Wilderness. These are locations that, in the dark past of that shattered land, have been saturated with spiritual energy – either through sorcery or through the terrible slaughters that have taken place there.

The most obvious of these is the farm, where Summer and her family were cruelly murdered by heartless criminals. Equally, one can find additional portals in those places where people once lived, such as the ruins of the small town in the west, the graveyard to its north or the Chaos Temple ruins.

Being intrinsically linked to the Wilderness itself, an adventurer can very slightly manipulate one realm from the other in certain locations: where a coffin is open in one realm, for instance, it will be closed in the other. Because of this, it is also possible to obtain resources in one realm that are currently unavailable in the other, the depletion of which then leads to their appearance in the other.

Travel between the realms is also an enlightening experience, so an adventurer will find themselves much more knowledgeable about certain regions when they first pass through the portals by themselves.

Summer Bonde This poor little girl has been trapped in the Spirit Beast’s Realm for the last four hundred years, having her soul slowly eroded by the Beast’s insatiable hunger. Her innocence and pleasant disposition, however, may prove to be the Beast’s undoing.		Erik Bonde Summer’s father is fiercely protective of his daughter, which is unsurprising given the circumstances. It is likely that his intense love for his child is all that has kept her from falling into the same helpless shadows that the other inhabitants of the farm have slipped into.
Until freed, Summer can be found outside of Varrock’s northern gate.		Erik can be found on the farm.

There are no quests to start in the Spirit Beast’s Realm.

The Spirit Beast must truly be one of the most loathsome and terrifying creatures that any adventurer could have the misfortune to face. The ages it has spent feeding on the souls that it traps have left it bloated with power to such a degree that it is almost completely unconcerned by the petty itch that the mightiest of warriors can inflict upon it.

Whatever it is, and whatever gave it consciousness, one fact is clear: should it ever gain the ability to straddle both its own realm and that of RuneScape, its thirst would know no end.

• The cursed magic tree in the ruined town can be cut down to gain cursed magic logs. These will turn into perfectly ordinary magic logs when passing back into RuneScape.
• There is an ancient and insane spirit within the Spirit Beast’s Realm who has some interesting information for those who know how to interpret his riddles and madness-inspired metaphors.
• Every portal offers an experience bonus when you first travel through them under your own power, but only if you have a level suitable to comprehend what you have learned.After Spirit of Summer you have access to portals offering:
  11,250 Attack experience if you have level 38 Attack or higher.
  15,000 Farming experience if you have level 50 Farming or higher.
  15,000 Prayer experience if you have level 50 Prayer or higher.

  After Summer’s End:
  7,500 Farming experience if you have level 45 Farming or higher.
  7,500 Prayer experience if you have level 50 Prayer or higher.
  7,500 Smithing experience if you have level 45 Smithing or higher.
  15,000 Defence experience if you have level 80 Defence or higher.
  15,000 Thieving experience if you have level 60 Thieving or higher.

  Within these portals are further useful rewards beyond mere experience, but you will have to discover them for yourself.

Kolodion, the master of battle magic, has set up an arena deep in the Wilderness.

Prove yourself worthy to this bloodthirsty wizard by surviving the trials of the Mage Arena and he will teach you spells capable of summoning the power of the gods themselves!

Mage arena location

The arena is located in the Deep Wilderness. You will need a slash weapon to get into the starting area. This generally includes weapons such as daggers, although a knife can be used on the webs to slash through them.

Please be aware that due to the depth of the Wilderness, monsters may be waiting for you to arrive. Also remember that this far into the Wilderness, you are more likely to be attacked by other players.

From the Ardougne teleport lever:
The first method of traveling to the Mage Arena is by using the teleport lever in Ardougne. The lever is two-way (you can use it to get back to Ardougne) and it will teleport you to the Deep Wilderness, not far from the arena. When you are here, you will need to head north and use your slashing weapon to cut the spiderweb that blocks the way. From here, head west past the top of the arena.

On foot from the Wilderness:
The second method is walking. Long as the journey may be, the area surrounding the lever is dangerous. You will need to walk all the way to the gates in deep Wilderness. There are two gates; one near the greater demon area and another on the Ice Plateau. If you are coming from the greater demons, you will need to head west once through the gate. If you are coming from Ice Plateau, you will need to go east once through the gates. Again, locate the arena (a short walk).

Teleports:
Finally, you can use teleport spells, such as the Ancient Magicks, to teleport you to certain depths of the Wilderness. From here, follow the above advice for walking.

The safe area

When you get to the small building with spiderwebs blocking your way, use your slashing weapon to cut them and enter. Continue slashing the webs until you are at the teleport lever. Pulling this lever will teleport you to a safe area, the Mage Arena bank. From here locate and talk to Kolodion. There is also a rune shop and bank here.

Please note: As there is a bank here, it is strongly advised you save withdrawing all your runes/magical equipment until you get to the arena bank. This will mean if you are attacked on your journey to the Arena, you will not lose vital items if you die.

To fight in the arena requires 60 Magic. You must also be able to fight and kill increasingly difficult monsters with Magic only.

To cast the god spells, 60 Magic is required.

Also, a Prayer level of 37 is recommended so that you can use Protect from Magic.

To fight in the Arena, you should take runes of your chosen spells.

Prayer potions are also recommended if you are using Protect from Magic.

After beating Kolodion, you can choose your god spell, so it is advised you bring runes to cast the spell 100 times to unlock it (explained below).

Firstly, withdraw your chosen mage items and don’t forget your runes.

Speak with Kolodion, and challenge him to fight in the Arena.

You will then be teleported (with Kolodion) into the heart of the Arena. From here Kolodion is to be destroyed in all of his forms. If, for some reason, you decide to run away or are defeated by Kolodion then on your next attempt you will start at the form you retreated from.

When you have killed him, you will discover he can shapeshift into a tougher, ogre giant.

After defeating the ogre giant, you will find the fight is far from over, as he will shift into the form of a giant spider. Depending on your method of fighting (if you have food supplies or Prayer), it may be advisable to use Protect from Magic.

As the giant spider dies, Kolodion will continue to shift forms. This time he will change into a large wraith-man. The fight gets tougher here, so make sure you eat and top up your Prayer if you take damage.

There is power left in Kolodion yet. As the wraith dies, Kolodion shifts into his final guise – a massive level 112 demon. Stay focused and continue to unleash your Magic spells.

When you have defeated all of his forms, you will be teleported out of the arena and Kolodion will congratulate you on a fight well fought.

He will then explain the god spells and the need for you to choose your god. To do this, head into the nearby ‘Sparkling pool’ and you will come out near a staff merchant.

Head past him into the room with the three god statues. Now you choose your god and pray at the relevant statue. You will then receive a cape of the god you have just prayed to.

Head back with your cape and speak to the merchant. He will then give you the staff of your chosen God. To unlock the god spells and use them outside of the arena, you must cast them 100 times inside the arena.

To get back into the arena, head back out of the sparkling pool to the safe area, then pull the lever to return to the Wilderness hut. If you decide it is safe to go for it, use your slashing weapon to get out of the hut, and head east to the entrance where you will need to slash webs again. In the small room past the web, pull another lever to teleport you the other side. Here, run south-west around the outskirts, and into the arena ramp entrance.

 When here you will see level 54 battle mages. The battle mages of your chosen god will not attack you if you do not attack them (i.e: If you are wearing a Zamorak cape and using a Zamorak staff then the Zamorak battle mage will not attack you). As you will find out, the battle mages that do not fight for your god will attack you, so it is advised you train your god spells on them.

Be careful as they retaliate in style – using their god spells! These can be very damaging, so Protect from Magic Prayers are advised for the whole encounter. When you have cast the spell 100 times, you will have unlocked the chosen spell and be able to use it outside. You will be shown a message to confirm this.

As a side note – if you take the exact number of runes to cast the spell 100 times, then you can see from the runes remaining how many more spells you need to cast.

After all this is done, you can head back to the staff merchant and buy the other two staffs to begin unlocking the other spells. You may only obtain one cape at a time, so the current cape must be dropped for you to pray at your new statue. With this, you can then cast the other god spells 100 times and unlock all three for outside use!

Of course the rewards come from unlocking the extremely damaging god spells, which can hit up to 200 points of damage.

Further to this, if your Magic level is 80 or more, you can use the spell ‘Charge’ which will increase the damage even more (hitting up to a possible 300) for a period of approximately seven minutes, provided you are wearing one of the Mage Arena god capes.

It should come as no surprise that the Lava Maze, deep within the Wilderness and teeming with beasties, comes with a hefty disclaimer. If you are a greater demon or dragon then this warning can be skimmed over, but adventurers will need to heed it: stock up well on food and anti-poison, refresh your Prayer levels, equip yourself with an anti-dragonbreath shield and be aware of the monsters dangers around the maze. With this in mind, and everything prepared, take a deep breath and run in.

It should also be noted that although the area of the Lava Maze above ground is available to anyone, only members will be able to access the more dangerous tunnels below ground.

Ouch!

Heat, in RuneScape, seems to attract danger. From the flaming Tzhaar Fight Caves to the parched desert, the adventurer will feel the hairs on their neck prickle whenever the temperature rises. The Lava Maze is no different. Interlocking chasms carved into rock that bubbles with magma, the Lava Maze is a natural hazard and home to wandering creatures of the Wilderness.

Occasional tectonic shifts are no deterrent for the creatures of the Lava Maze, the most prominent of which – the black dragons and the infamous King Black Dragon – are extremely territorial and demand death from whoever chooses to trespass.

Location of the Lava Maze

The Lava Maze lies deep in the Wilderness, close to the fence that separates the Wilderness from the Deep Wilderness. The whole of the Maze is also a multicombat area, so a great number of monsters can attack you at one time.

The maze lies directly northwards of the Hobgoblin Mine and the Chaos Ridge, patrolled by the chaos dwarves.

Further to the south lies the Wilderness volcano, strewn with bones and unending battle.

To the west, notably for those who wish to conquer the Lava Maze, is the Evil Altar, where Prayer points can be replenished. Just be aware of other players looking to prey upon the weak.

To the north is the vast skeletal fence, separating the free parts of the Wilderness from the members only areas.

To the east lies Red Dragon Isle.

The path through the maze

Your path around the Lava Maze will be impeded by cobwebs, so bring a knife or ‘slashing’ weapon if you wish to pass. The correct route through the obstacles can be found above.

To the south-west waits Edmond, with his large sack of capes. Buy and hand these out to friends so that you can avoid getting an arrow in the back from an accident-prone friend in Clan Wars.

Many believe that the Lava Maze is the best, and one of the few places to mine runite. These rare rocks jut from the ground to the north of the Lava Maze and deep underneath, overseen by black dragons.

Initiates to the Lava Maze will be surprised to find a Fishing spot on the top level of the Lava Maze. By no means a safe hobby, angling for lava eels can be achieved with some form of oily and fire-resistant rod.

As mentioned before, the Evil Altar lies westward for those on low stocks of Prayer.

Points of interest

Descending the ladder to the west of the Lava Maze will give a nauseous feeling to all arachnophobes. Poison spiders scuttle around the lower rungs (see the bottom-right of the map to the right), hemmed in by lava. Two choices await you – head back up the ladder, or pull the lever on the southern wall.

If you do pull that lever, Saradomin forbid, then you will be confronted by a floor of treasure. Oh, and the King Black Dragon, surly and ready to slice you with curved talons. Treasure chests line the walls, but if you wish to escape then the lever is situated on the southernmost wall.

Descending the central ladder of the Lava Maze, the adventurer will have brief respite before being attacked by greater demons, poison spiders and black dragons. It is worth mentioning that runite ore juts from the centre of this cave, though is by no means a safe source of the rare metal.

King Black Dragon

The King Black Dragon, or KBD to his friends, is an ancient, huge, mean, vicious, near-undefeatable, and downright unsociable master of all dragons. He is also famous as he once held the record for the longest time spent as the ‘Most Dangerous Creature in Runescape’. His three heads – and yes, they get along fine – blast volleys of concentrated balls of fire, ice and poison into enemies’ paths. No doubt concerned that this may not be impressive enough, the King Black Dragon also bears claws of tremendous power, sharpened for the recreational goring and tearing of hapless adventurers.

The King Black Dragon has, as you would expect, no defensive weakness. Instead the King is merely ‘less perfect’ in certain areas, namely stab and Ranged attacks. This is getting ahead of ourselves, however; to damage the KBD you have to get close enough, and to do so involves receiving damage, which is the King Black Dragon’s specialty. Ice attack follows fire attack, which in turn follows poison, so protection from each of these elements, anti-poison and an anti-dragonbreath shield are all a must.

The King Black Dragon hoards his dragonly stash beneath the Lava Maze, reachable by lever.

There are no quests to be started at the Lava Maze.

• For those in possession of a muddy key, a chest toward the end of the Lava Maze contains a wealth of treasures that will be useful to the mid-level adventurer.
• Killing the KBD with a group of friends is a good bit of fun, if you think you have the levels to take him on!
• A number of items can be found strewn around the Lava Maze, including coins, a staff of earth, a gold necklace and various pieces of armour.

Ah, Harmony Island: the name evokes a feeling of contentment and peace. As well it should, being home to a cloistered order of Saradominist monks – they lead a simple life of tending grain and cabbages, praying, illuminating books and blessing the odd pirate or two (in exchange for not being pillaged, plundered or generally being at the sharp end of a cutlass).

Okay, so they’re all a bunch of ‘enhanced’ zombies at the moment, but really, they’re nice chaps at the heart of it.

Harmony Island location

Harmony Island is located south-east of the docks of Mos Le’Harmless. It can only be reached by being teleported there by Brother Tranquility (no adventurers were harmed in the making of this journey), who is located near those very docks.

Map of Harmony Island

There is an allotment Farming patch just south of the statue of Saradomin. Grain from the field at the northern side of the monastery can be milled into flour in the island’s granary.

The wheat field twins with the cabbage field to help keep the monastery’s symmetrical aesthetic, projecting the ordered life of the monks that pray within its walls.

There is also a run-aground pirate ship to the north of the island. The huge gaping hull that allows you access onto it clearly highlighting that it will never sail again.

Brother Tranquility As a monk, Brother Tranquility is a forgiving and kind-hearted man. As a zombie, he is much the same, just a bit more decomposed. His tonsure (monk’s bald spot) is nicely contrasted by the staples keeping his skull in place.		Mi-Gor He may be ‘short’ of temper, but this sinister zombie Surgeon General has more of a brain fixation (and more brains) than his entire crew combined. His nefarious scheme to create a race of zombie pirates with some actual intelligence is made all the easier by his lack of morals. He requires some kind of mask apparatus to breathe, a side effect of which puts his evil laugh up there with the best of them.
Brother Tranquility can be found on the ground floor of the mill on Harmony Island.		Mi-Gor can be found in the monastery on Harmony Island.

There are no quest start points on Harmony Island.

Zombie Pirate (Level 57) In life they were a scourge on the seas, a blight on the briny oceans of RuneScape. Now they’re all zombies, they don’t even need to worry about scurvy anymore, making them even more dangerous to lollygagging landlubbers.		Sorebones (Level 57) Sorebones are Mi-Gor’s highly-skilled team of surgeons – at least in terms of removing people’s brains. Whether this is done in the operating room or just to any passing adventurer makes no bones to them.
Zombie pirates can be found scattered all over Harmony Island.		Sorebones are only found inside the monastery on Harmony Island.

• There is a tinderbox spawn point on the deck of the run-aground pirate ship, toward the bow.
• If you lose your Ring of Charos after completing The Great Brain Robbery, it can be pickpocketed again from Dr Fenkenstrain in the basement of Harmony Island’s mill.

A picture of serenity, the island monastery of Entrana is the monk’s retreat of choice. A world away from the general bustle of RuneScape, a monk of Entrana fills his days staring at flowers, sitting on benches and chatting about the weather: all of which he does religiously. Oh, and did someone mention glass-blowing?

Map of Entrana

Passage to Entrana is gained from Port Sarim, where some Entrana monks await you. Passage is free, as long as all armour and weapons are banked.

Entrana itself is to the north of Crandor and just off the west coast of Falador. To the north is Catherby, and Ardougne is to the west, though neither are reachable via Entrana.

Entrana can be accessed through The Abyss, though you will have to bank all armour and weapons before doing so.

Entrana is an essential stop for glass-blowing amateurs and connoisseurs, with all of the required elements dotted around the island.

Entrana’s points of interest

A glass-blowing pipe has been trustfully left in a house by the river, while seaweed can be found on the northernmost tip of the island. A glass-blowing tutor can be found on the south of the island, and will guide you through the basics of the craft. With a sandpit and a furnace on the south-west corner, everything is in place to make that beautiful fishbowl you have been pining after.

There is an altar in the cathedral for restoring your Prayer points.

An entrance to the Law Altar lies to the north of the river, accessible with a law talisman.

There is a variety of Fishing opportunities on the island, particularly in the river bisecting the island. Pike, salmon, trout and shrimps are amongst the watery beasties that can be fished from Entrana. The two ranges on Entrana make the island an attractive one for anglers looking to raise their stats.

Those looking to recover their lost Dramen Staff will know what to do in the north-west corner of the island.

The High Priest The High Priest may be the most senior of the Entranan monks, have one of the biggest churches on Runescape and be, quite literally, near the centre of the Runescape universe (or at least the map}, but he is still one of the most pious and humble of them all.		Auguste On the peaceful island of Entrana a lone monk has tired of his life of simplicity and quiet reflection. Auguste wants to boldly write his name in the history books; to craftily defeat the laws of physics; to miraculously sail through the air… preferably not to horribly explode into a ball of flaming death.
The High Priest can be found pacing around the large church on Entrana.		Auguste can be found wandering near his platform on the western side of the island.

Cave Monk Imagine a meeting of newly ordained monks, each being assigned their tasks on the island. Mazion gets there early and takes the general ‘wandering’ job, Frincos snags the general store position and Francis plumps for the green-fingered type. One monk, however, had a hard night on the monastery wine, and is left with the juicy cave-guarding job. On his own. Strong stuff, that monastery wine.

The Cave Monk guards the entrance to – you guessed it, you astute people – the cave in the north-west corner.

The following quest can be started on Entrana:
An Enlightened Journey (Members)

Monk (Level 5) These peace-loving disciples of Saradomin are unlikely to take a swing at you with a smuggled mace and would much rather spend a night at the altar than entreat you to an arm-wrestling tournament. They will defend themselves against attacks from heathens, however, and will do so with predictable ineptitude.		Unicorn (Level 15) For a while considered extinct in Runescape but now flourishing in pockets around the globe, the unicorn is still hankered after for its horn. When crushed into a powder it has medicinal purposes, and is an invaluable ingredient in two RuneScape remedies.
The monks can be found in the church.		Unicorns can be found on the north half of Entrana.

Bear (Level 19) Solitary omnivores that will attack if provoked or hungry, the bear can be a fearsome opponent to low-level players. The bears of Entrana are largely passive, however, and will generally leave you alone unless a black bear bloodlust comes over you.

A bear can be found on the north-west corner of the island.

• Those trusting monks love to leave their personal effects willy-nilly around the island. There is a Fishing rod in a kitchen to the south-east of the island and a kebab left invitingly on a range.
• Two planks have washed up on the north coast of the island.
• Frincos is perfectly happy for you to ‘sample’ the vials on the counter of his general store.
• Those adventurers bold enough to meekly go where no man has gone before with Auguste will be able to use his fabulous balloon transport system.
• The Entrana firebird scouts the northern coast, blissfully unaware of those heroes who covet it for its plumage.

Braindeath Island is the secret brewing headquarters for Captain Braindeath, the twisted pirate-genius responsible for that vile concoction: Braindeath Rum. (Since its creation, all of the reputable rum producers of RuneScape have tried every method – legal and otherwise – to stop Captain Braindeath calling his brew rum, but so far even the foulest and most cunning of lawyers have failed.) He’s been having trouble with some of his rum’s more devoted drinkers, though, and his distillery has been besieged by braindeath zombies ever since.

The island isn’t very big, just the right size for a secret brewing operation, but it somehow manages to fit a huge number of people and zombies across its surface. This isn’t an ideal set up for Captain Braindeath and his crew, but until the zombies are taken care of he doesn’t really have much of an option.

Pirate Pete’s whereabouts

Avast! Only Pirate Pete knows the way to Braindeath Island, so don’t expect us to tell you here, ye scurvy dogs!

You can find Pirate Pete on the small dock north of Port Phasmatys, and he’ll use his magical bottle of teleportation to convey you there safely. Maybe.

Points of interest

Braindeath is an odd island, and all of the Farming patches and Fishing spots are used solely in the ‘art’ of Braindeath Rum. Beneath the factory are some corridors that are positively filled with fever spiders, while outside the main doors to the building a massive horde of zombie pirates protest the fact that Captain Braindeath won’t give them rum.

West of the factory is a series of small islands connected by bridges that will deliver you to a dormant volcano with a lake of stagnant water.

Captain Braindeath He’s an interesting sort of fellow, the Captain. He likes his rum, and he likes his crew, but he doesn’t seem to like his fans. He’s probably a bit prejudiced against the dead (necrophobia), and this is the source of his problems: if only he’d held onto more rum, he could have given it to the zombies and cleared them out while they slept it off.		Captain Donnie Captain Donnie is Captain Braindeath’s greatest problem, as it’s his crew that have laid siege to the distillery. Judging by his remarkably staggering walk, he’s either very, very drunk or very, very rotten (rotten as a corpse, not just rotten as a person).
Captain Braindeath can be found in his office in the north of the factory.		Captain Donnie staggers around outside the gates to the distillery.

Pirate Pete Pirate Pete sometimes lies in order to get what he wants, but that probably comes with his job as a pirate. He’s the only man that knows the way to Braindeath Island, and he likes to keep it that way. If you’re talking to Pirate Pete, try not to turn your back.		Davey Davey used to be a priest of sorts, and he’s carried his skills with him into his new career as a pirate brewer. It’s usually up to him to bless the wrench that they need to repair the brewing controls when it gets possessed. It’s a hard life for a pirate brewer priest.
Pirate Pete can be found on the docks behind the distillery.		Davey can be found in the pirates’ quarters west of the main factory.

50% Luke It’s hard to imagine anyone stranger than 50% Luke. The tale of how he came to be both a zombie pirate and half wood is a tale that takes too long in the telling, and might just make you cry (no matter how stony and insensitive you are). Captain Donnie gives him the most important jobs, so it’s a good thing no one can possibly sneak past him.		Zombie Protestor Captain Donnie’s crew of zombie pirate protestors is a terrible sight to behold, especially if you have good reason to believe that they’re after your rum. Their terrible slogans of ‘United we stagger!’ and ‘Give us yer rum, ye scurvy dog!’ are enough to petrify even the hardiest of pirate brewers.
50% Luke can be found guarding the bridge to the volcano.		The zombie protestors can be found in a picket line outside the main doors to the factory.

There are no quests to start on Braindeath Island.

Fever Spider (Level 49) Fever Spiders are vile creatures that crawl about in the space underneath the rum distillery. They are Slayer monsters that require a Slayer level of 42, as well as some handy gloves that you can purchase from a Slayer Master.		Zombie Swab (Level 55) Being a swabber on a pirate ship was one of the worst jobs while they were alive, and being a zombie swab hasn’t improved matters. The only advantage to being a zombie swab is that they are already used to the smell. They’re quite aggressive, especially if you’re trying to grow blindweed, but are also quite easily scared off.
Fever spiders can be found beneath the distillery.		Zombie swabs can be found outside the brewing compound.

Zombie Pirate (Level 57) If pirates be the commonest of scoundrels and seadogs and a surly bunch o’ privateers, then zombie pirates be scurvier and surlier still, to be sure. Pirate zombies be full o’ that old Braindeath Rum so they be feelin’ no pain.

Avast! Zombie pirates be found outside ye distillery as far as the south coast.