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-I’ve tried the new mini-game “barbarian assault” myself. After I trained my “assault” levels up quite a bit in there, I realized that this new game is totally pointless. No xp, and most of the rewards are just a bunch of low leveled items…

Overall just another try-it-and-forget-it waste of time game. They could of made this mini-game great….

Feels like Jagex is running out of idea’s. They seem to have no clue and refuse to do what players ask, even though they still run surveys claiming that they want to know what we want.

oh and don’t get me started on that new high level quest “contact”, A level 60 combat could do it. What high level SKILL requirements are there? None. So Jagex is still ignoring what their players ask for.

But then I suppose all those lower level players would be crying cause they couldn’t wear their quest capes anymore. Gee, I thought quest capes were supposed to be a big achievement, not a mid level achievement cape.

I’ve switched over to the Blaze client since I’ve had to wait for the Swiftswitch update. It’s been over 2 weeks since the Jagex rule change. Strider must be having problems because he’s had plenty of time to update his client. I’ve found a few features I prefer, so I may stay with Blaze. We’ll see.

hier leer je hoe je runescape moet spelen.

1. ga naar www.runescape.com en klik op Create A Free Account (new user)

2. vul je leeftijd in

3. vul een runescape naam in (kan je niet meer verandere dus bedenk een mooie)

4. als er staat: “Sorry, that username is no longer available” moet je een andere kiezen op 1 uit de rij.
Als je een nieuwe wilt type je een nieuwe naam in het balkje en klik je op: “Check availability”
als je er 1 uit de rij wilt moet je op het rondje ervoor kliken welke je mooi vindt en ook op
“Check availability” klikken

5. dan krijg je een lang stuk tekst scroll naar beneden en klik op: “I Agree”

6. dan moet je een wachtwoord bedenken. Bedenk er wel 1 met veel letters en cijfers bijvoorbeeld: 1ams0g00d4lif3.
Klik ook I agree with the terms and conditions: aan. Als die al aangeklikt is hoef je er niks mee te doen.

7. nu kan je op Play Runescape (existing user) klikken om te spelen.

8. als je een snelle computer het kan je op High detail klikken als je een langzamere computer hebt moet je op
Low detail klikken.

9. nu kan je een world (wereld) kiezen. Kies er 1 met een zilvere ster die met de goude str is alleen voor members.
Nu vraag je je af “Wat zijn members??” nou dat leg ik ook wel uit in deze site maar niet nu.

10. Nu is het spel zich aan het laden…

11. type je username (naam van je runescape account) en je password (wachtwoord) in.

12. En nu kan je spelen !!!! veel plezier

The Mage Arena Dungeon may be small, but it is used a lot due to the fact that it is the only Bank in the Wilderness. It can be accessed by pulling the lever in level 55 Wilderness. The arena is also the setting for the Mage Arena Mini-Game.

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Getting There

The Mage Arena entrance is found in level 55 Wilderness, a short distance past the gate separating Freeplay and Members Wilderness. You can either walk the entire way (not recommended), or pull the lever in the house in the northwest part of East Ardougne to be teleported to level 51 Wilderness. You’ll find yourself to the east of the arena.

Now just pull the lever inside of the house near the northern wall of the arena to be teleported to the dungeon!

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Map of the Dungeon

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Inside the Dungeon

There are two rooms in the dungeon the first one has the Bank and a Rune Shop in. While in the second room you can buy the God Staves and get the God Capes.

Bank Room

This is where you appear when you pull the lever in the Wilderness. There is a Rune Shop that will stock a small number of all the main Runes used in combat for low prices, a Bank and you can start the Mage Arena Mini-Game in this room too.

Rune Shop

To access the shop you must talk to Lundail or chose to Trade with him. The Shop is quite often out of Runes, but when there are Runes in stock they are cheap. The Elemental Runes never cost more than 4gp.

Lundail’s Arena-side Rune Shop
Picture Item Price
Fire Rune 17gp
Water Rune 17gp
Air Rune 17gp
Earth Rune 17gp
Mind Rune 17gp
Body Rune 16gp
Nature Rune 372gp
Chaos Rune 140gp
Law Rune 378gp
Cosmic Rune 232gp
Death Rune 310gp

The Bank

By talking to Gundai you can access your Bank and get out your equipment for whatever you are doing. Many clans and PKers use this Bank to re-stock on Food and Runes. It is also a popular place for Clans to group before and after trips.

When you talk to Gundai you will have three options:

Kolodion

You can talk to Kolodion to to start the Mage Arena Mini-Game and once you have killed him in all 5 forms he will tell you how to cast the spells outside the Arena.

Other Rooms

You can only access the other room once you have killed Kolodion in all 5 forms, but once inside you can get the God Staves and Capes.

Statues:

At the far North of the room are statues representing each of the main Gods - Saradomin, Guthix and Zamorak.

When you Pray at one of the altars, the cape of that god will appear in a puff of smoke.

If you try to pick up a Cape when you already have one you will get this message.

Staff Shop:

By talking to the Chamber Guardian he will tell you about the Charge Spell and you can access his shop to buy the God Staves. He will give you your first Staff for free, but after that they will cost 80,000gp each.

Saradomin -
Zamorak -
Guthix -
Getting From 1 Room to Another

There is a Sparkling Pool in both rooms in the Dungeon and by stepping in it you will go into the other room.

When you select to step into the pool a message will come up in your chat screen and if you click away from the screen when you can see this message you won’t step into the pool.

When you do step into the pool you will disappear and water splashes will come up.

Leaving

To leave the dungeon you can either teleport out or pull the lever and appear back in level 55 Wilderness.

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Inhabitants

Chamber Guardian

Gundai

Kolodion

Lundail

Beneath the stagnant swamps of Lumbridge are hidden caverns waiting to be explored. Just before the entrance of the dungeon is a Candle Seller who will sell you candles for 1,000 gp each.

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Getting There

Use a rope with the Dark Hole to enter the caves (note you only need to use a rope with it once). If you wish to navigate the cave you will need a lightsource. The better the lightsource the more light it gives off and the less likely it will ignite the swamp gas. The swamp gas, if ignited, can explode and cause your character a lot of recurring damage which may even kill you.

Sources of Light

Candle: Candles are the worst form of light. They easily ignite the swamp gas and provide little light. You will need level 1 firemaking to light a candle.

Candle Lantern: Candle Lanterns are a step up from the basic candle. They provide a little more light and are less likely to ignite the swamp gas. Candle Lanterns require level 4 firemaking to light.

Oil Lamp: Oil lamps are an average form of the light. They are brighter than Candle Lanterns, but the open flame makes them more vulnerable to the swamp gas. Level 12 firemaking is needed to light this lamp.

Oil Lantern: Oil Lanterns are brighter than Oil Lamps and are less likely to cause an explosion. You will need level 26 firemaking to like these.

Bullseye Lantern: Bullseye Lanterns are the best type available. The light up the entire cave and very rarely, if ever, cause swamp gas explosions. 49 Firemaking is required to light these lanterns.

For more information on making lanterns, please visit our Crafting Guide.

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Map of the Dungeon

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Inside the Dungeon

Tears of Guthix

The Tears of Guthix mini-game is the main reason many people visit the Lumbridge Swamp Caves. It can be played once a week and provides experience in your lowest skill. For more information about this mini-game, please see the Tears of Guthix Mini-Game guide.

Fishing Spots

The cave also has several places to fish with a small net or fishing rod. All bait fish and small net fish can be caught here.

Dorgeshuun Mines

The Dorgeshuun mines are accessible after completing the Lost Tribe Quest. There are nine iron rocks and 12 silver rocks here. You can also sell your ores to Mistag for 13 gp each iron ore and 60 gp each silver ore.

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Inhabitants

Wall Beasts

Wall Beasts will probably be the first creature you encounter. Wear your Spiny Helmet at all times because without it the Wall Beasts can inflict up to 13 damage on you. You need 35 slayer to kill them.

Cave Bugs

Cave bugs are one of the most abundant critters in the cave. They are weak yet still require 7 slayer to kill.

Cave Slime

These gelatinous blobs of slime are found through out the cavern and require 17 slayer to kill. Remember to bring Antipoison potions if you are going to kill them. Their potent poison can hit up to 8.

Cave Crawlers

Cave crawlers crawl around the cave and only people with 10 slayer can kill them. Like Cave Slime these creatures are also very poisonous, so bring lots of Antipoison.

Rock Slugs

Rock slugs have really hard-shells. You need 20 slayer and some bags of Rock Salt to finish them off.

Big Frogs

Big frogs hop around many parts of the cave. They drop big frog legs, a popular Gnome delicacy.

Giant Frogs

Several Giant frogs make their home in the Lumbridge Swamp Caves. They are level 99 and fairly strong. Occasionally they drop Giant frog legs which can “feed a Gnome family for a week.”

Light Creatures

In the deepest and darkest regions of the cave the mysterious light creatures thrive. They can not be killed and will ferry you to the other side of the chasm if you shine a lantern with a sapphire lense at them.

Cave Goblins

The docile Cave Goblins are afraid of outsiders and don’t put up much of a fight. They will be more willing to talk to you once you’ve done the Lost Tribe quest.

Kazgar

Kazgar is found just outside the Lumbridge Castle cellar and will lead you to the Dorgeshuun mines after you have completed the Lost Tribe quest.

Mistag

Mistag is a friendly, one-armed Cave Goblin. He will buy ores off you, teach you some goblin history, and lead you back to the Lumbridge Castle cellar.

Cave Goblin Guards

The Cave Goblin guards protect the Cave Goblins from outsiders. They are fairly weak and drop bone spears and clubs.

Cave Goblin Miners

Cave Goblin miners mine the iron and silver rocks in the Dorgeshuun mines. They don’t like combat and can drop Mining Helmets when killed.

Juna

Juna is the guardian of the Tears of Guthix and is the snake that you must talk to to start the Tears of Guthix quest.

Level 1-35
Level 1 is the starting point for all great woodcutters. At this level, you can cut normal and evergreen trees. Members can use the regular logs they obtain from such trees, to fletch arrow shafts. A good spot to train for non-members is by draynor manor with the forest of dead trees. At level 15, you can chop oak trees. However, these can be a little slow, so if you stay around the same general area of Draynor woods, you can interchange between regular trees and oaks. At level 25, you should now be able to chop oaks fast enough; continue chopping in the forest just east of Draynor. At level 30, you can chop willows, but continue with oaks until around level 35 - allowing you to chop willows faster. Members should consider training in McGrubor’s Woods, as it is not crowded and the trees are more spread out.

Level 36-60
From level 36, you should be able to chop willows fast enough. For Free players, the best place to chop and bank your willows is Draynor Village, just south of the bank. For Members, you can go past the willows outside the Barbarian Assault mini game, as there are eight willow trees, accompanied by a deposit box just inside the mini game. Willow logs can be a very good money-maker for lower levels, making up to 25k per hour. Other good spots include South of Rimmington, West of Port Sarim, East of Port Sarim, and beside the Champions’ Guild. Unfortunately these spots are second-rate, due to the fact that there are no nearby banks. However, if you are dropping or burning your logs as you go, these places are never crowded, so are far better than Draynor. For members, there are also large amounts of willow trees located by the Lady of the Lake, in Taverley. Once again, there is no bank handy for banking logs, so this spot is better for people burning or dropping their logs.
Members can also cut maple trees at level 45. Maples don’t give quite as good experience as willows, but if you are cutting for money, fletching or firemaking, then these will give a bonus over willows in that they give more experience when fletched or burned, and sell for more. Members can make use of the massive maple tree plantation north of Seers Village, or the smaller grove just above the Seers’ Village Bank. There are also several trees scattered elsewhere around Seers’ Village, if you don’t mind running around a bit. Barbarian Outpost has four willow trees, and a deposit box for banking them. They are quiet, but the lack of a proper bank may put some people off.
Free players: Willows are the best experience for free players, even at higher levels.

Members: You can continue with willows past level until yews or you can swap over to Maple Trees, in Seers Village, and outside Sinclair Mansion. If you are only chopping for Woodcutting experience, willows give the best experience until, like Free players, you can chop yews quickly. Use a Games Necklace to quickly teleport to the Barbarian Assault mini game.

Level 60-75

At level 60, you can now chop yew trees. Trying to do so at this level, though, is utterly pointless. The only reason you would even bother is if you are after money; however, yew logs only make around 30k-45k an hour at level 60, so it’s really not worth it. There are four locations where free players can chop yews easily. These four free world locations are Edgeville, North of Varrock Castle, South of Falador and North-East of Rimmington (this image is not detailed below) as detailed in the image below. These are also less-crowded, but more out-of-the-way locations; North-East of Port Sarim, East of Draynor Village, East of Varrock, and in Lumbridge Churchyard.

Members have a few more options for chopping yews, namely the very popular grove of trees at Catherby, and the three churchyard trees in Seers’ Village, as shown in the image below. There are some other less-crowded spots as well, including several Yew trees in the Tree Gnome Stronghold and Zanaris, as well as a large number in the Piscatoris hunting area.

Perhaps one of the better options, Yew trees are present in the Gnome Stronghold, underneath the central bank. There are a total of 3 Yew trees; on top of that, there is a Farming spot where Trees may be planted. With a Farming level of 60, a player may plant a Yew tree at this spot, allowing them to chop 4 Yew trees. The main advantage is that it is extremely close to a bank; the bank is literally on top of the trees.

After completing the quest Rocking Out, you can use your locker in Rimmington to deposit the yew logs you cut.Free players: If you are only after money, you can begin chopping yews. Otherwise, stick with willows if you are after experience. At level 70, woodcutting yews picks up a bit, although not enough to outrun willows in the experience per hour department.

Members: Once again, if you are only after money, you can start chopping yews now. However, it’s advisable to continue to train on willows, or maples, until at least level 75, which is the earliest time where you can chop yews easily. A good place to cut willows or maples is north of the Seers bank or outside the Barbarian Outpost.

Level 76-99
You are an expert at woodcutting at this point. You can chop every log in the game, and you can do it well. You should know the best places to chop whatever it is you are after, but we’ll cover some good magic tree locations all-the-same.
At level 75, members can chop magic trees. However, if you are after experience, stay with willows. Even at level 80, magic trees are very slow. The magic tree areas are often crowded, so you also have to put up with that if you decide to chop magic trees for money. You would be better off chopping yews until at least level 85 before you begin trying to chop magic trees. The best places to cut magic trees are south-west of Lletya, south-west of Seers Village (near the Rangers’ Guild), outside Thormac the Sorcerer’s Tower, and at the Mage training area.

Free players: The best trees free players can chop are yews, and the best locations for yews are outlined in the previous section.

Members: Stick with yews until at least level 85, which is the earliest chopping magic trees becomes a speedy option. Even then they are not ‘fast’ though. Until 85, yew trees will deliver some decent money, and willows will give you the best experience.

A lot of players are also cutting willow logs for very fast experience, yet the profit isn’t that high. While cutting willows, you can get bird nests faster and you can sell the seeds, or either plant them yourself. To get more money, crush your bird nests and sell them to herblorists. The best place is now next to Barbarian Assault, as the deposit box is really close to the trees.

Beyond the Runecrafting Guild, this update brings you a few small things that should make your lives easier…

Kazgar, Mistag and Dartog have been given right-click options so you can quickly ask them to guide you through the Lumbridge Swamp Caves. Elkoy, the guide from the Tree Gnome Village maze, has been given a similar option.

When you previously right-clicked on a chat message from another player, you were always offered the option to ‘Add friend’ and ‘Add ignore’. If that player was already on your Friends list, those options weren’t very useful, so we’ve replaced them with a new ‘Message’ option. This is identical to what would happen if you clicked on your friend in your Friends List. (This is not available on Quick Chat-only worlds.)

Tai Bwo Wannai village welcomes its newest arrival, Imiago. If you’ve completed Jungle Potion, he’ll be willing to protect your calquat trees from disease in exchange for eight poison ivy berries.

The gardeners who protect bush patches have always demanded payment to look after poison ivy bushes. It’s been pointed out on the Forums that poison ivy bushes never get diseased anyway, so the gardeners no longer offer to look after them.

Ever since a brave adventurer rediscovered Runecrafting, mages from the Wizards’ Tower have been working hard to figure out its intricacies. In fact, so many have been drawn to Runecrafting’s secrets that a guild has formed.

Not everything is rosy and happy in the guild. An argument has raged over the magical reaction that creates rune stones: are green or yellow orbs more important in the process? Agree to resolve their conflict and you’ll find yourself in our newest minigame, The Great Orb Project!

The purpose of this team-based minigame is very simple: collect more coloured orbs than the opposing team. Watch out, though, as they will be pushing your orbs out of the way to stop you winning. This frenetic minigame offers few rules and a great alternative to conventional Runecrafting - all with a range of rewards, of course. Expect rune essence, Runecrafting XP and new magical equipment if you wipe the floor with your opponents.

The Runecrafting Guild also offers a number of features that are not tied to the minigame. The rune altar map helpfully shows the location of all altars; one mad wizard has learned how to repair abyssal pouches; and the head of the guild is working on a marvellous omni-talisman that combines the powers of all existing talismans into one.

Note that the guild is available to both free players and members - the Runecrafters want all the help they can get!

Summary
Where to find the Runecrafting Guild:

The guild can be accessed through a portal, upstairs in the Wizards’ Tower.
Requirements to access the Runecrafting Guild and minigame:

Level 50 Runecrafting
Rune Mysteries
The guild is available on F2P, but some individual features are for members only
Access to:

A new guild
A fast-paced, team-vs-team Runecrafting minigame - The Great Orb Project
Various new items for runecrafters, including a new outfit

The Blood Rune Dungeon is a small dungeon located below the Chaos Druid Tower which is north of East Ardougne. By opening one of the 2 chests here, you’ll gain 2 Blood Runes and some cash!

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Getting There

Requirements: 46 Thieving
Helpful Skills: 33 Agility (quicker banking), 59 Thieving (quicker exit)
Location: Down the ladder inside the Chaos Druid Tower. The Chaos Druid Tower is just North of the wall separating East and West Ardougne.

To enter the dungeon you must enter the Chaos Druid Tower just North of Ardougne by Picking the door. You must then climb down the ladder in the tower.

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Map of the Dungeon

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Inside the Dungeon

Once down the ladder you will be in the part of the dungeon with five spawns of level 27 Giant Bats.

One of the highlights of the dungeon is the level 53 Ogres. There are seven Ogre spawns and high level players may leave the Big Bones on the floor for you to pick up and bury.

To exit the dungeon you can either go back to the ladder and past the Chaos Druids or you can open one of the two chests in the dungeon to get teleported to a house just West of the River running through the middle of East Ardougne along with 500gp and 2 Blood Runes. To open the chests you must have 59 Thieving.

This is the building you’ll appear in, once you’ve opened one of the chests:

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Inhabitants

Giant Bat (Level 27)

Ogre (Level 53)

Did you know that there is a Dungeon under the Temple on the Ape Atoll? This dungeon is used for two quests, Monkey Madness and Recipe For Disaster. Currently the dungeon is not very big, as there is a locked gate which blocks the passage to the west. In the future this Dungeon may be well used in a sequel to Monkey Madness!

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Getting There

Go to the Temple located in Ape Atoll and enter the trapdoor. It is advisable to become a monkey using your Monkey Greegree from Monkey Madness as you won’t take damage from the Monkey Guards. It you are a Human I recommend to use Protect From Melee as you won’t take damage, and there is always a Monkey Alter in the Temple which you can pray at if you are running low on prayer.

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Map of the Dungeon

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Inside the Dungeon

Wall of Flames

This is used in the Monkey Madness Quest, at the part when you have to make the amulet. Besides that, it is not used for anything else.

An ‘Exit’

No this is not the way out of the Dungeon, its a crack that you can squeeze through which leads you to a separate room. Make sure that you are a Zombie Monkey (like in the picture) as there is lava on the floor which you need to cross. If you are not in Zombie Monkey form when crossing this, you will get hurt badly. There is a Rock in the middle of the room which you use during Recipe for Disaster to cook the King’s Meal. This room has no other purpose.

Inaccessible Door

There is a inaccessible door if you follow the passage down. Currently this has none known purposes but who knows? Later on it might be used in a new sequel to Monkey Madness! You can still see what is in the other room though. Nothing really apart from Monkey Zombies, but if you look closely you might see a Monkey Skull. Ooo, Spooky.

Leaving the Dungeon

Go back to the start of the Dungeon where you first came in and you should see a Climbing-Rope. Climb up it and you should be back where you started - in the Temple.

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Inhabitants

Zombie Monkey (Level 82)

Welcome to the Varrock Sewers! This area is very interesting with many different attractions, despite the revolting odor you may encounter.

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Monsters

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Getting There

Start off at Varrock, easily accessed by using the Varrock Teleport spell (requires 25 Magic, three Air Runes, one Fire Rune, and one Law Rune) or simply by walking.

The manhole, acting as an entrance to the sewers, can be found northeast of Horvik’s Armory.

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Map of the Dungeon

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Inside the Dungeon

(1) Rats

When you climb down the manhole, you will find a large area inhabited by some Level-1 Rats and three Level-3 and Level-6 Giant Rats. They are popular monsters for training on in the sewers. In the northwestern area, just south of a small stream of water, you can find Sir Prysin’s key if you are doing the quest, Demon Slayer. In addition, members can find Phingspet and Grimesquit, two women who play a role in the Rat Catchers Quest.

(2) Zombies

Heading north through the eastern passage, you will come across a couple of Level-13 Zombies. You can also see a few Level-1 Rats scurrying about.

(3) Scorpions

North of the Zombies, you will see some Level-14 Scorpions, some more Rats, a dead tree which you can chop down, and a small stream.

(4) Rack

If you continue southwest, you’ll arrive at a small room with two Level-6 Giant Rats. North of that is a room with a rack with a corpse beside it.

(5) Skeletons

Proceed northwest and you’ll come across a few Level-21 Skeletons a couple of dead trees, a small bed, and the stream you saw earlier. These Skeletons are trained on often because they are often maged from the other side of the stream. A popular spell used against them is Crumble Undead (requires 39 Magic, two Earth Runes, two Air Runes, and one Chaos Rune). It’s very powerful against Skeletons, Zombies, Ghosts, and Shades (the first three can be found in the sewers).

(6) Ghosts

Just west of the Skeletons, you will come upon a small room filled with some Level-19 Ghosts.

(7) Rune Respawn

Continue southwest and you’ll discover an area with a respawn of one Mind and one Body Rune. There are also some Level-24 Zombies. These Zombies can be trained on across the stream from the area you can find Sir Prysin’s key. You’ll also spot a ladder you can climb up.

(8) Grizzly Bear Cage

If you climb up the ladder you just saw, you’ll stumble upon a cage containing a dying tree you can chop down, two respawns of three and four coins, and a Level-21 Grizzly Bear.

(9) Web

Continue west and you’ll arrive at a room with two Level-25 Skeletons. To the south of the room is a web. You’ll need a sharp blade (e.g. scimitar, knife) to slash through it and continue through the sewers.

(10) Spiders

Once you make it past the web, to the southeast you’ll come across many Level-1 Spiders and Level-2 and 27 Giant Spiders. You can also find a Knife respawn. You can use a Knife with the web to cut through it.

(11) Deadly Red Spiders

Continue west along with the small stream of water and you’ll arrive at a very large room filled with Level-34 Deadly Red Spiders. They are popular to train on. There are also many coin respawns, a respawn containing six Earth Runes, an Iron Axe respawn, and two Red Spiders’ Eggs respawn. Red Spiders’ Eggs is an ingredient used for making Strength Potions if you give it to the Apothecary in Varrock, along with Limpwurt Roots and five coins.

(12) Moss Giants

To the west there are two rooms containing Level-42 Moss Giants. They are being trained on very often. The northern Moss Giant room also contains an Obstacle Pipe, which requires an Agility level of 51 to use. It leads to the Edgeville Dungeon.

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People

Grimesquit

Phingspet

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Monsters

Deadly Red Spider (Level 34)

Ghost (Level 19)

Giant Rat (Level 3, Level 6)

Giant Spider (Level 2, Level 27)

Moss Giant (Level 42)

Rat (Level 1)

Scorpion (Level 14)

Skeleton (Level 21, Level 25)

Spider (Level 1)

Zombie (Level-13, Level-24)

The Toy Workshop is a room underneath a building in the North-West corner of Draynor Village. There are two floors and it is used to make Marionettes and Tree Decorations. The dungeon no longer exists in RuneScape, as it was removed shortly after Christmas.

Quick Links
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Inside the Dungeon
Inhabitants

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Map of the Dungeon

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Inside the Dungeon

Upstairs

From upstairs you can stand in the middle of the room and look down to see the whole of downstairs which includes some Workbenches and boxes with pieces of Marionettes in.

Decorations

In the East of the top floor are some boxes full of Christmas Decorations that you can paint on the West side of the floor.

To paint and collect decorations quickly it is best to collect decorations from the box nearest the bridge that runs across the middle of the room.

There are five different types of decorations that you can get out of the box. The one you get is completely random:

Bell
Box
Diamond
Star
Tree
Painting Room

To the West of the room is an area that you can paint your Christmas Decorations.

When you click on a table you will have the option the paint your decoration one of five colors. The colors on the top row from Left to Right are; Green, Yellow, Red; and on the bottom row are; Pink, Blue.

When you click on one of the paint colors you paint one of the decorations that are in your inventory.

This is what the Star Decoration looks like painted different colors.

Green
Yellow
Red
Pink
Blue
Leaving

There are ladders that will take you away from this floor. There is one that will take you down to the floor bellow so that you can make Marionettes.

There is also a ladder on the wall in the South of the room that will make you leave the dungeon altogether.

Downstairs

Downstairs there is a series of boxes that you can get body pieces out of. You must get body pieces out of the box in this order; Torso, Head, Arm, Leg. The Torso boxes are the biggest and the rest are the same size.

Torso Box

Leg Box

Arm Box

Head Box

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Inhabitants

There are seven Pixies located around the dungeon. Four are Upstairs and three are Downstairs. The Pixies each have their own name and will tell you what to do to make either Toys or Decorations.

Rosie

Rosie is the Boss. She will tell you how to make anything. She will also give you a box to store Marionettes or Baubles in.

Cait

Cait will tell you how to collect Baubles.

Sorcha

Sorcha will tell you how to paint Baubles.

Donacha

Donacha will tell you how to paint Baubles.

Ronan

Ronan will tell you how to make Marionettes.

Fionn

Fionn will tell you how to make Marionettes.

Cormac

Cormac will tell you how to make Marionettes.