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This week, we have released a new method of making Wallie payments. You can now make payments directly to Wallie instead of using PayByCash. This means that we can offer a faster and easier payment process when paying for RuneScape using Wallie.

You can still make Wallie payments using the PayByCash payment option; however, you may find that your subscription works out cheaper if you pay directly to Wallie, especially on longer subscriptions. In the future, we hope to offer an even lower price with Wallie Card.

Wallie direct payments are available in Mexico and most of Europe.

Wallie cards can be purchased from local stores or from the Wallie website. They can then be redeemed on www.runescape.com by selecting ‘Upgrade Your Account’ on the RuneScape front page (under the ‘Account’ drop-down menu) and following the prompts for using the Wallie Card payment method.

Recently, we launched 22 new worlds to cater for player growth in Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands and New Zealand. The 22 new worlds also host many of our popular activities, such as Barbarian Assault, Castle Wars, Clan Wars, Fist of Guthix, LootShare, Pest Control, F2P trade, TzHaar Fight Pits and Vinesweeper.

More worlds will be added as we expand into more countries. Please visit the Themed World page for information on themes of these new worlds.

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

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In other news…

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.

We’ve also fixed the following bugs:

Treasure Trail sliding puzzle boxes were getting stuck, making them impossible to complete.
The roof of the Grand Exchange was failing to disappear correctly when you stood underneath it. Similar bugs were affecting the front of Varrock Palace and bits of the Warriors Guild.
The Amulet of Catspeak was incorrectly positioned on female characters.
The Amulet of Fury was not rendering correctly with the Bandos chestplate on male characters.
If you wore a blue snelm, your chathead was appearing yellow.
The 3D models for skillcapes were using too many polygons, resulting in bizarre graphical glitches. They have now been remodelled to resolve this problem; their appearance is largely unchanged, but you may notice some slight changes.
Mud pies were positioned incorrectly when you wielded them.
Flared trousers were rendering incorrectly with most boots.
The ‘fine shirt’ base kit had a glitch affecting the neck area on male characters.
The mind tiara was missing part of its model.
Baba Yaga’s hair was clipping through her hat.
The progress hats from the Mage Training Arena were not rendering correctly with players’ hair.
Radimus Erkle, master of the Legends’ Guild, had a rendering problem with his cape.
The obsidian cape was rendering incorrectly with certain tops.
Bogrog was checking for the wrong Summoning level when players tried to exchange praying mantis pouches for shards.
Trimmed chaps and Wilderness capes were rendering incorrectly on female characters.
The mime mask and zombie mask items were displaying incorrectly during dialogue.
Players could walk through a rope barrier in the Varrock Museum.

Shades of Mort’ton Quest Guide

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Shades of Mort’ton
Difficulty: Medium
Length: Short
Members only: Yes

Reward:
• 3 quest points
• 2,000 Herblore and Crafting XP
• Ability to use the General Store in Mort’ton
• Access to the Shades of Mort’ton mini-game

Start: The town of Mort’ton to the south east of Filliman Tarlocks camp in the Kingdom of Morytania. Search a shelf in the southwestern part of Mort’ton.

Needed skills:
• Level 20 Crafting
• Level 25 Herblore
• Ability to kill 5 level 40 Loar Shades.

Needed quests: Priest in Peri

Needed items:
• Vial of water
• Tinderbox
• Axe (hatchet)
• 2 ashes (you can chop down a tree and burn the logs during the quest)
• At least 1,000 gp
You should have more than 16 free inventory slots when you start the quest. Also, you should be on a Shades of Mort’ton world (World 77), or at least have some friends helping you.

Walkthrough
1. To start the quest, search the shelf in a house in the southwestern part of Mort’ton [map]. You should find a diary. Read it.

2. Right-click on the smashed table in the room and search it. You will find 3 herbs. Identify them. Add a Tarromin to the Vial of water, then add the ashes.

3. Head north and you will see a general shop. Use the Serum 207 with Razmire, the shop owner. Ask him about the shadowy creatures, and he asks you to bring 5 shade remains.

4. There are Loar Shadows everywhere in Mort’ton. When you attack one, they’ll transform into a Loar Shade. Kill 5 of them and pick up the remains.

5. Go back to Razmire and talk to him. If he has turned into an afflicted, use the Serum on him. He takes two remains and tells you to give the rest to Ulsquire. Ulsquire is in a house just southeast of the general store. Use the Serum on him to talk to him. He takes the remain. Talk to him again and ask what he found out about the remains.

6. If you’ve run out of Serum, chop down a tree nearby and light another fire to get some ashes. Meanwhile, fill your vial in Ulsquire’s house. Then, make a new serum by adding Tarromin and Ashes to the Vial of water. The speak to Razmire again, and buy Olive Oil from him. Then, use the building store and buy the following items:
• 5 Limestone
• 5 Limestone bricks
• 5 Planks
• 15 Swamp Paste

7. In this part, you should be on a crowded world such as world 2 or world 6. Go northeast of Mort’ton, and you will see the temple (and hopefully other players working on it). Reinforce the temple walls, and you will see some stats in the upper right corner of your screen. When the sanctity is at 10%, light the altar in the middle of the temple (if it’s not already lit) and use your Olive oil on it. You will obtain some Sacred oil.

Eventually, you can continue working on the temple to get 20% sanctity, which will let you use your Serum 207 on the fire to get Serum 208, which is a permanent cure.

8. Chop down a dead tree nearby, and use the Sacred oil on the logs to get Pyre logs. Then, find the Funeral Pyres, which are located at the east and south of the village. Use the Pyre Logs with the Funeral Pyre, then add the Loar remains. Light it.

9. Head back to Ulsquire and use another dose of Serum to complete the quest. Congratulations!
Note: If you use the Serum 208 (see step 7 for info), you will be able to use the shop in Mort’ton at any time.

RT Interview: Keira Knightley on Welsh Accents and Life After Pirates
Britain’s hottest young actress tells RT why supporting homegrown film is important.

Blog Article | Discuss Article Page | 1 2Keira Knightley’s star seems ever on the rise as early success with audiences in films like Bend It Like Beckham and Pirates of the Caribbean have segued into multi-award-winning roles in the likes of Pride & Prejudice and Atonement. In The Edge of Love, Knightley stars alongside Sienna Miller, Cillian Murphy and Matthew Rhys in a film about the fiery relationship between Dylan Thomas (Rhys) and three of his friends. Already attracting talk of another Oscar nomination, Knightley’s performance is being described as one of her best. The script has been penned by Sharman MacDonald, Knightley’s mother.

You’re an actor who enjoys a challenge; what was the challenge of this film for you?

Keira Knightley: You know, it’s really funny, it’s actually really lovely to work on something that was so intimate, and small. And I think that it’s very rare to get a film script that has such good dialogue. So it was a real joy, because a lot of the time you spend on film sets, you spend it really fighting to find out how to say the words. With this one we were already at another level, because it just flowed so easily.

Did it help to have friendships with the cast before you started?

KK: It really helped. I don’t think that you can fake warmth. You can fake lust, jealousy, anger; those are all quite easy. But actual, genuine warmth? I don’t think you can fake it. And it was really great that we did all get on. We had a great time all living in the same house, and we felt like a proper unit. So it means that when you’re doing something that’s incredibly intimate, you’re safe to try things out and you don’t feel like a complete dickhead!

How did you wrap your tongue around the Welsh accent?

KK: We had a really good voice coach. Half my mum’s family is Welsh, and I remember when I was a kid, she used to read to me, and wizards and characters like that always had a Welsh accent.

Did it feel strange working on her script for this film, as well?

KK: It actually felt very natural. If you live with a writer, you do grow up with their words and with their fantasies. And I’ve pretty -much seen every single one of her plays, so I’ve been in a lot of rehearsal rooms, and all the rest of it. It felt very natural and very easy, and lovely to do that professionally, as well.

Were you looking for something of hers that you’d be able to collaborate on?

KK: Not at all, it was a complete fluke and accident. It was literally just that she said, “will you give me some notes,” and I thought it was beautiful and an amazing story, and just really interesting. So I was working on The Jacket, and I just gave it to one of the producers, thinking he may be able to give notes on it, or something. He said, “is this something you’re thinking about?” And I only really said yes cause he’d read it, I didn’t think anything would come of it at all. So yes, it was fantastically accidental.

Dylan Thomas is not that likeable in the movie, is he?

KK: Some people really just go, “Oh, he’s mischievous,” and other people go, “wow, he’s quite demonic, and dark.” So I think it’s wonderful that it says a lot about the people that are going to see the film. I don’t feel we should dictate about him, I think if that’s your view of him, then that’s wonderful. It’s good to know that other people think differently, and that’s what makes the characters interesting.

Well, I’m sorry - there will be no deep words of wisdom or critical thoughts in this post. No, I’m simply writing to congratulate (and thank!) everyone that has made The RuneScape Blog (TRB) such a success so quickly! We are receiving hundreds of visitors every day, and the subscribers list is growing and growing. What makes TRB unique from the other RuneScape and general MMORPG blogs out there is that we have no set staff of writers, but rather, our entries are hand selected from submissions. Because of this we are able to boast such variety of contributors, from the top of the hiscores (Empror1 & Deja Vu Xiii) to former RuneScape cheaters (ThirdEyeBlind) - leaving you with content that is unique and… well, interesting!

In any event, this strategy must be working, as after just a few months TRB is already making a large impact all around the web! The one video we have posted so far (See 11’s article on house parties) has received over 1000 views in just a few weeks. Multiple sites from the furthest stretches have cited The RuneScape Blog as a primary source for quality content:

The poster, identified only by the name ThirdEyeOpen, lays out how cheaters and buyers operated as a would-be organized crime ring. ‘Welcome to the Dark Side’ is his chronicle of how he began his Runescape cheating career, and how it all ended. He recounts being ‘interrogated’ online by Jagex Ltd. about his activities, and how the subsequent account banning led to a malevolent wish to get even. His anger eventually snowballed into the creation of an organization of similar-minded individuals, mostly other teenagers, who accumulated a fair amount of real-world currency through exploits in Runescape before cashing out altogether. It’s an interesting read — perhaps a bit disturbing in the sense that he views cheating as a kind of playstyle — but worth checking out all the same.

~ Massively.com

“How to” get 99 Summoning guide, tips and tricks from Deja Vu Xiii who actually got the Summoning cape. I am personally not going to use it and will keep raising Summoning slowly, but if you are in a hurry, take a look.

~ Runewise.net

The RuneScape Blog has also recieved positive notice on PlayNoEvil, Technorati, Digg, and many RuneScape forums.

Once again, thanks to all of our devoted readers, especially those who leave comments and submit suggestions, and thanks doubly to those who have submitted content. We have more articles in the editing/drafting stages now, so be sure to keep checking back!

Update: To help spread the word, we have added an easy-to-use social bookmarking tool to the bottom of each post. Simply select the site you would like to share the article on, and it will be posted!

Are you fed up of trying to be heard above a crowded Varrock Marketplace? Are you tired of organising to meet players who want to trade with you? Do you just want to get on with the things you enjoy, rather than standing around, hoping that someone wants your full splitbark armour?

If the answer is “yes” to any of those questions, then Brugsen would like to direct you to his marvellous new Grand Exchange! This huge establishment is home to a RuneScape first - an item marketplace - where members and free players can buy or sell a huge range of items.

Using the Exchange couldn’t be any easier:

Bring items you wish to sell or money to buy stuff with.
Speak to one of the Grand Exchange clerks to either put items up for sale or to make a bid on any items.
The clerks will take your items or money and look for a matching bid/sale to match you up with.
You may have to wait for your bid to be accepted or for the clerks to find a purchaser - then again, it could happen in moments!
You will receive a message when the trade has been completed and you can go to the Grand Exchange or any bank to pick up your purchases or money.
Members are able to make six offers for sale or purchase at any one time, while free-to-play adventurers can have two. To make best use of these, Brugsen has advised his clerks to accept stacked and noted items; for example, 1,000 cut diamonds would only take up one slot, allowing you to make five other trades at any time!

The clerks also have the ability to convert armour into ’sets’, which will only take up one slot. To find a list of the armour types that can be made into ’sets’, visit the Knowledge Base article.

Market Prices in the Grand Exchange:

There is a limit to the amount you can buy or sell items for in the Grand Exchange, which is generally set at 5% above and below the ‘market price’, and it is impossible to buy outside of these boundaries. This will create a stable economy that cannot be abused by players who seek to manipulate prices to the disadvantage of others.

The market price is affected by any trade that occurs in the Exchange. If an item frequently sells for more than the market price then it will rise in value, but if it consistently sells for less than the market price then it will go down.

Initial market prices for items were decided after extensive research by Brugsen and his market experts, so should be very close to the item costs you are used to.

This market price will not only be used in the Grand Exchange. You will find that the value of staked items in the Duel Arena will also change, as will the player stock in the shops of RuneScape.

Keep an eye on item values to make sure you are buying or selling at the correct time. Reading the market and anticipating when it will go up or go down is an art in itself! However, the alchemy value of items is NOT affected. So, whatever you do, DON’T go high-alching your party hat! You’ll still only get 1 gp, and you wouldn’t like that…

For more details on the Grand Exchange and market prices, chat to Brugsen or the Grand Exchange Tutor for a tutorial. There is also a lot of information and some FAQs on the Grand Exchange Knowledge Base page.

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In other news…

When buying items from the ‘player stock’ tab in shops, prices will now be based on whichever is highest: the predefined prices or the Grand Exchange price. This change is necessary because the shops were a way that players could covertly transfer wealth. Selling items into shops or buying from the ‘main stock’ tab in shops will still be based on our predefined prices, though some shops have had slight changes to the prices that they will buy and sell items at.

Due to player feedback, we’ve added a fifth registrar to the duel tournaments. We’ve also adjusted the tournament ranks at which you can join up for them. Hopefully, you should find that starting your career in duel tournaments is a little easier and the majority of players will have access to two registrars, pitting them against players of a more suitable level.

The duel tournament worlds have also been adjusted. Please check the world list for the latest worlds which tournaments are running on.

The minimum tournament rank to get on the Hiscores has been reduced to 1,800 so more players can track their progress. If you don’t initially appear, you will have to login if you have a rank above 1,800.

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Making History
Difficulty: Medium
Length: Medium
Members only: Yes

Reward:
• 3 quest points
• 1000 Prayer XP
• 1000 Crafting XP
• 750 GP
• Enchanted Key

Start: Talking to Jorral who is located in the outpost south of the Gnome Stronghold.

Needed skills:
• 20 Crafting
• 40 Smithing
• 7 Magic

Needed quests:
• Priest in Peril
• Restless Ghost
• It is recommended that you have done Ghosts Ahoy

Needed items:
• Ectophial or Varrock Teleports
• Ring of Dueling
• Ardougne Teleports (2 to 3)
• Camelot Teleport Runes

Walkthrough
1. To start the quest, talk to Jorral, located in the outpost just south of the Gnome Stronghold. Agree to help him, and he will tell you to go and find three people who are related to the outpost. The following three parts can be done in any order.

Erin
2. Walk or teleport to Ardougne talk to the silver trader in the marketplace. You will be given a key.

3. Walk to the spot just below the Observatory (map) or teleport to Castle Wars and walk to the spot. Dig on the spot using a spade, and you will get a chest, which can be opened using the enchanted key you got from the silver trader. Inside you will find a journal.

Dron
4. Walk to Rellekka or teleport to Camelot then walk. You will find Blanin, Dron’s brother, east of the main hall. Talk to him, then talk to Dron who is located north of the main hall. Give him the following replies and he will tell you about the history of the outpost.
-I’m after important answers.
-Why, you’re the famous warrior Dron!
-An iron mace
-Breakfast
-Lunch
-Bunnies
-Red
-36
-8
-4th and 5th
-North-East side of town
-Blanin
-Fluffy

Droalak
5. If you have the Ectophial you can teleport to Port Phatmasys, but if you don’t have it, teleport to Varrock and walk. If you haven’t done Ghost’s Ahoy, you will have to pay 2 ectotokens to enter the city.
A Quick Guide to Ecto-Tokens
•Once you’re in the Ectofuntus, climb down the western ladder in the building, then go to the other end of the round passage, then climb down the stairs. Repeat this process until you’re in the bottom floor. Now fill the 2 buckets with slime.
•Go up to the ground floor. Climb up the eastern ladder in the building, then grind your bones in the grinder, then collect them in your pots from the bin. You need 2 pots.
•Go back down to the ground floor. Choose the option to worship the Ectofuntus. You will use up the slimes, and your delicious pots of bonemeal. Talk to one of the disciples to collect your tokens.

6. Talk to Droalak who can be found near the entrance to the general store. He will tell you to get his wife a sapphire amulet.

7. Talk to Melina, Droalak’s wife, twice to give her the amulet. Then she will disappear.

8. Talk to Droalak again, and he will give you a scroll.

9. Walk to the outpost or teleport to Ardougne and walk. Talk to Jorral and he will give you a letter to deliver to Kind Lathas.

10. Walk or teleport to Ardougne, and speak to King Lathas in the castle.

11. Go back to the outpost and talk to Jorral, and that will finish the quest.

Lost City Quest Guide
Guide written by ManJack and Aliensvortex » Global RuneScape Home » Quest guides » Lost City
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Lost City
Difficulty: Hard
Length: Medium
Members only: Yes

Reward:
• 3 quest points
• Ability to enter the Lost City of Zanaris with a Dramen staff
• Ability to wield Dragon daggers and Dragon longswords.

Start: To start this quest you have to go Southeast of Draynor, where there are some non-player characters standing around a camp fire. Talk to the Warrior to begin the quest.

Needed skills:
• Level 31 Crafting
• Level 36 Woodcutting
• Ablity to defeat a level 101 Tree Spirit without weapons or armour (runes can be used!).

Needed items:
• Any hatchet
• Knife
Prayer potions and teleport runes are a good idea too.

Walkthrough
1. Talk to the Warrior. Ask him to tell you about Zanaris. He tells you that Zanaris is not really a person, but a hidden city full of treasures. Then ask him “How can you find it if its hidden”? He will describe your need to find a Leprechaun who’s hiding around here.

2. Walk around and chop down some trees, soon the Leprechaun will hop out from the tree, talk to him and he will tell you about the Dramen Staff.

3. Head to Draynor bank and take out the stuff you need (prayer pots, food etc, runes etc.)

4. Now go to Port Sarim, speak to the Monks on the first dock to get a boat to Entrana. The monks will search you, so be sure to don’t wear armour/weapons.

5. When you have entered Entrana, head a little East, then North across a bridge and then West to a Cave guarded by a Monk.
NOTE: Once you’ve climbed the ladder, you cannot turn back!

6. When you come down you meet some zombies, kill some to get a bronze axe. Next room you meet some deamons, run past them, and at the end you will see the dramen tree.

7. Use your axe to chop it down, but when you try to cut, a level 101 spirit will suddenly appear. You have to kill him before you can cut the tree. Either, you can use the bronze axe u got from zombies, but it is reccomended to use magic. Fire Blast will do

8. When you have killed the spirit, cut the tree, this time you will get wood from it, now teleport or use the portal next to demons (the portal leads to the wilderness)

9. Now use you knife on Dramen branche and you will get the Dramen staff. Then, walk through the Swamps East of Draynor (south of Lumbridge) You will find a small house, enter it (you have to wield Dramen staff to enter).

King’s Ransom Quest Guide
Guide written by [M]ike » Global RuneScape Home » Quest guides » King’s Ransom
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King’s Ransom
Difficulty: Hard
Length: Medium
Members only: Yes

Reward:
• 1 quest point
• 5,000 Magic Experience
• 33,000 Defence Experience
• 5,000 Experience Lamp
• Access to the Knight Waves Training Ground

Start: Speak to Gossip outside the Sinclair Mansion

Needed skills:
Level 45 Magic
Level 65 Defence

Needed quests:
Black Knights’ Fortress
Merlin’s Crystal
Holy Grail
Murder Mystery
One Small Favour

Needed items:
Telekinetic grab runes (1 law rune, 1 air rune) or a lockpick
Bronze med helm
Iron chainbody
A piece of Granite (any size)
Black platebody
Black platelegs or black plateskirt
Black full helm

Suggested Items: Ardougne and Camelot teleport runes (Quick travelling)
Camulet (Quick way to obtain granite)

Walkthrough
1. Speak with Gossip outside the Sinclair Mansion and he will tell you about the disappearances of the Sinclair Family and King Arthur, Anna is a suspect as a large amount of evidence is against her. He will tell you to speak with a Sinclair Mansion guard.

2. The guard will tell you that he wants you to break into the Sinclair Mansion and look for evidence, walk around the east side of the mansion and you will find a smashed window, investigate then window then select break,

3. Enter the mansion through the window, walk into the dining room and take the Scrap Paper from the north-eastern corner, then walk upstairs and enter the middle room, take the Black Knight Helmet from the bookcase and the address form from the table.

4. Return to the guard and present him with these items, he will tell you it will take a month for procedures to take place, he will tell you to find out all you can about the Sinclair family history.

5. Leave the mansion grounds and speak to Gossip outside, ask him questions about the Sinclair family and after asking him about Anna, he will tell you she is being held in the Seers’ Village courthouse.

6. Head into Seers’ Village and enter the courthouse, speak with Anna and she will claim that she did not murder her father, her brother set her up. She tells you that she knows nothing of her family’s whereabouts, so you tell her your leaving, she will stop you before you leave and tell you that she will confide in you in return for a favour. She asks you to help her to be given a ‘not guilty’ verdict and she will give you instructions to speak to the servants around the mansion, before you leave she will also give you a thread from one of her siblings clothing.

7. The next stage is optional you can either go straight down into court or head back into the Sinclair Mansion and speak to the following servants to get some information on the case;
• Pierre - Near the smashed window used to enter the Sinclair Mansion
• Stanford - Wandering near the shed on the west side of the Mansion
• Hobbes - Wandering near the main entrance to the Mansion
• Louisa - Wandering around inside the west part of the Mansion
• Mary - Wandering around upstairs in the Mansion
• Donovan the Family Handyman - Wandering upstairs on the west side.

8. When you feel ready to stand in court and defend Anna, return to the Seers’ Village courthouse and go down the stairs.

9. Once the small cutscene is over, the judge will tell you to question your witness, bring forward the following witnesses and ask them the following questions;
• Butler - Ask about the dagger
• Dog Handler - Ask about the poison
• Maid - Ask about the night of the murder
• Then ask any of the three about the thread.

10. The Judge will halt the trial and the jury will find Anna, not guilty. Exit the room and ask Anna for details on the secret passage to Camelot.

11. Anna will tell you of the secret passage, go around the east side of Camelot until you come to a garden, once there, search the statue and a cutscene will play. You will find out that David, Anna and Morgan Le Faye had this all planned, you will be knocked out and thrown into jail.

12. You will now arrive inside the jail, speak to Merlin and ask him every available option, to the north of the room there is a vent, reach for it and merlin will escape by climbing on a human pyramid, if you have forgotten your lockpick or telekinetic grab runes, you can use this method to leave and get them.

12. To get out, use your lockpick on the door, if you have brought telekinetic grab runes instead of a lockpick, then use a telekinetic grab on the hair clip in the guards hair. Now use either the lockpick or hair clip to open the puzzle.

13. To open the door you must match each tumbler with it’s height. The puzzle is based on luck, the key on the left will help you to define whether your guesses are right. After 10 incorrect guesses the lock will reset and you must start again.

14. Enter the keep and go up twice, to the top floor. Search the table with boxes on it.

15. Select the purple box on the right and you will obtain the holy grail.

16. Teleport/Walk to Ardougne and speak with Wizard Cromperty, who is found north-west of Ardougne market, he will give you an animate rock scroll, he tells you to use it with a piece of granite to free Arthur.
If you do not have granite already, it can be mined in the southern part of the Kharidian desert. (Use camulet for quick travel)

17. Get your black full helm, platebody, platelegs or plateskirt and your iron chainbody and bronze medium helmet, then make your way to the Black Knights’ Fortress.

18. Enter the fortress, equip your black armour and push the wall to the north of you, descend down the ladder and you will see a statue. Free King Arthur, and a cutscene will play, he will ask to have your guard disguise and then request you meet him in Camelot.

19. Speak to King Arthur in Camelot to complete the quest.

Additional Information:
• To gain access to the two prayers, Chivalry and Piety, you must complete the Knight Waves training ground, this is a safe area and along with access to the two prayers you will also receive 20,000 and the ability to set your respawn point to Camelot (By speaking with Merlin).