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| Also called? | Neit, Neitz, nezzynot, nezzy. |
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| Release date | 6 February 2007 (Update) |
| Kingdom? | Fremennik Isles |
| Members area? | Yes |
| No. of banks | 4 chests with 1 banking area |
| No. of altars | None |
| No. of obelisks | 1 |
| Main music | Volcanic Vikings |
| Leader | Mawnis Burrowgar |
| Teleportation | None |
| Guilds | None |
| Inhabitants/Race | Fremenniks |
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| Pirate's Cove | ← | Neitiznot | → | Jatizso |
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| Waterbirth Island | ||||
Neitiznot (pronounced "Nay-tizz-not"[1]) is a village on one of the Fremennik Isles, accessible only during and after The Fremennik Isles quest. The isle's name is derived from the words 'No-it-is-not'. Its neighbouring island, called Jatizso means the opposite: Yes-it-is-so. These names appear to symbolise the cold war between the isles. Locals will address players by their Fremennik name gained during The Fremennik Trials. It can be accessed by talking to Maria Gunnars on Relleka's northern-most dock.
Neitiznot is a great location for training the Crafting skill, since it has bank chests, spinning wheel, furnace, crafting shop, and yaks, which drop yak hides to tan & make yak-hide armour and hair spin into rope using the spinning wheel. A full list of what Neitiznot has is below.
The first few steps of The Fremennik Isles are required to get to Neitiznot. The village offers the following advantages:
Also see the sister town of Jatizso, that has some matching features. Interestingly, the word Jatizso is pronounced similarly to Ya, 'tis so. This is notable because the kings of Jatizso and Neitiznot are engaged in a continuing quarrel. Some players say, that the two islands are outlined in the shape of two dragon heads facing off. The word Neitiznot is pronounced similarly to Nay, 'tis not, showing the contradiction between the two islands.[1]
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