Corrupt Linum Tirinum (plant)

FullDepleted

Corrupt Linum Tirinum
Released								25 July 2019 (Update)
Members								Yes
Quest								Song of the Elves
Location								The Corrupted Gauntlet
League region								Tirannwn✓
Options								Pick
Examine								A plant rarely found outside of the local lands, if ever.
Advanced data
Object ID								35975

Corrupt Linum TirinumCorrupt Linum Tirinum (Depleted)? (edit)? (edit)File:Corrupt Linum Tirinum (plant).pngFile:Corrupt Linum Tirinum (plant, Depleted).png25 July 2019 (Update)? (edit)? (edit)YesSong of the ElvesThe Corrupted Gauntlet Tirannwn✓Tirannwn? (edit)PickNone? (edit)? (edit)? (edit)A plant rarely found outside of the local lands, if ever.A beautiful fibre once grew here.N/ADEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULTScenery? (edit)3597535976? (edit)3597535976? (edit)? (edit)Versions: 2

SMW Subobject for FullLeague Region: TirannwnImage: File:Corrupt Linum Tirinum (plant).pngUses infobox: SceneryObject ID: 35975Release date: 25 July 2019Is members only: trueIs variant of: Corrupt Linum Tirinum (plant)

SMW Subobject for DepletedLeague Region: TirannwnImage: File:Corrupt Linum Tirinum (plant, Depleted).pngUses infobox: SceneryObject ID: 35976Release date: 25 July 2019Is members only: trueIs variant of: Corrupt Linum Tirinum (plant)

Corrupt Linum Tirinum is a plant located in the resource rooms of the Corrupted Gauntlet, it can be used to pick linum tirinum. Three linum tirinum can be collected from each plant.

It is the corrupted counterpart of the Linum Tirinum plant.

Farming info

Linum Tirinum
Level required					1
Farming XP					1 xp
Required tool					None
Respawn time					N/A

	Item	Quantity	Rarity	Price	High Alch
	Linum tirinum (corrupted)	1	Always	Not sold	N/A

Changes

Date	Changes
[[{{#explode:12 May 2023| |0}} {{#explode:12 May 2023| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:12 May 2023| |2}}]] (update)	The object's name was changed from "Linum Tirinum" to "Corrupt Linum Tirinum".

Trivia

• "Linum" is a Latin word that means flax or thread, while "tirinum" refers to the fact that it is found in Tirannwn. This naming convention comes from the plant linum alpinum, where "linum" refers to the Latin genus name, while alpinum refers to it being from the Alps mountain range.