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Pick 5 bananas from the plantation located east of the volcano. None Go to the banana plantation and pick 5 bananas off a banana tree.
Use the rope swing to travel to the small island north-west of Karamja, where the Moss Giants are. Level 10 Agility Go to the west of Brimhaven and use the rope swings to get to the island and back.
Mine some gold from the rocks on the north-west peninsula of Karamja. Level 40 Mining Go to the gold mine just north-east of the moss giant island and mine a gold ore.
Travel to Port Sarim via the dock, east of Musa Point. None Take the ship from the east Karamja docks to Port Sarim.
Travel to Ardougne via the port near Brimhaven. None Take the ship from Brimhaven to Ardougne.
Explore Cairn Island to the west of Karamja. Level 15 Agility Cross the bridge to Cairn Island.
Use the Fishing spots north of the banana plantation. None Fish any type of fish you want from the docks.
Collect 5 seaweed from anywhere on Karamja. None There are multiple seaweed spawns north and west of Tai Bwo Wannai village. If you find one, you can drop it and pick it up again another four times to save time waiting for it to respawn.
Attempt the TzHaar Fight Pits or Fight Cave. None Enter the Fight Caves within The TzHaar and exit without attacking anything.
Kill a Jogre in the Pothole dungeon. None Enter the Pothole Dungeon north of Tai Bwo Wannai, next to the harpy bug swarms.

2.0 – Medium Tasks
Map Task Requirement Strategy
Claim a ticket from the Agility arena in Brimhaven. Level 40 Agility
(Recommended) In the hut in the north-east of Brimhaven, pay 200 gp to enter the Brimhaven Agility Arena and collect an agility ticket.
Discover hidden wall in the dungeon below the volcano. Dragon Slayer Enter the Karamja Volcano and click on the fake wall to the north of the Deadly red spiders.
Visit the Isle of Crandor via the dungeon below the volcano. Dragon Slayer Travel through the Karamja Volcano tunnel to Crandor.
Use Vigroy and Hajedy’s cart service. Shilo Village Visit Vigroy, west of the Shilo Village Bank, and pay him for a ticket to Brimhaven.

Note: Price varies depending how much coins you are carrying and if you have a Ring of Charos equipped.

Earn 100% favour in the village of Tai Bwo Wannai. Jungle Potion
Level 10 Woodcutting Go to Tai Bwo Wannai and play Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup. Keep hacking the jungle, repairing fences, or killing threats until you have 100% favour.
Cook a spider on a stick. Level 16 Cooking. Attack a Jungle Spider while playing Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup. Make a skewer by using a machete with a thatch spar. Use the skewered spider with the fire, and cook over a fire.
Charter the Lady of the Waves from Cairn Isle to Port Khazard. Shilo Village Go to Shilo Village and climb up the stairs in the fishing shop. Talk to Seravel and charter the ship to Port Khazard. The ship is located just south of Cairn Isle (see map).
Cut a log from a teak tree. Level 35 Woodcutting Get 100 trading sticks from Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup and enter the enclosed area market by the tree symbol. Once inside, cut down one teak tree. While you are here, also cut down a mahogany tree for the next task. Or, if you have completed Legends quest you can cut down both trees in the Khazari Jungle for free.
Cut a log from a mahogany tree. Level 50 Woodcutting Same as above, only cut down a mahogany tree this time.
Catch a karambwan. Tai Bwo Wannai Trio
Level 65 Fishing Make sure you have some karambwanji with you. Using the vessel from Tai Bwo Wannai Trio, go to the fishing spots northeast of Karamja. Use the vessel and the karambwanji to catch at least one karambwan.
Exchange gems for a machete. Jungle Potion Obtain a gout tuber and 3 semiprecious gems and take them to Safa Doc in exchange for a machete of the gem type you have. You will also need a certain amount of trading sticks obtained from the Tai Bwo Wannai Cleanup minigame.
Use the gnome glider to travel to Karamja. Grand Tree, The Go to the peninsula east of Shilo Village (see map), and ask the gnome to take you to the Grand Tree. Once you arrive, simply take the glider back to Karamja.
Grow a healthy fruit tree in the patch near Brimhaven. Level 27 Farming Go to the farming plot south of Brimhaven. Grow a tree using the farming skill.
Trap a horned graahk. Level 41 Hunter Go to the Hunter area south of Tai Bwo Wannai, and trap a Horned graahk using a Pitfall trap.
Chop the vines to gain deeper access to Brimhaven Dungeon. Level 10 Woodcutting Go to the just south of Brimhaven, and pay Saniboch 875gp to enter the Brimhaven Dungeon. Use a woodcutting axe to chop the vine near the entrance into the dungeon. Stay in the dungeon for the next step.
Cross the lava using the stepping stones within Brimhaven Dungeon. None See above to enter the Brimhaven Dungeon. Go straight until you reach the stepping stones across the lava. Go across them, but be warned, you may fail.
Climb the stairs within Brimhaven Dungeon. Level 12 Agility See above to enter the Brimhaven Dungeon. Go south until you reach the stairs. Go up them, and then come back down and leave the dungeon.
Charter a ship from the Shipyard in the far east of Karamja. The Grand Tree
Monkey Madness Go to the Shipyard in the far east of Karamja, and head to the southern docks. Charter a ship to Musa Point.
Mine a red topaz from a gem rock. Shilo Village
Level 40 Mining Go to the mine in the north-west corner of Shilo Village and mine the gem rocks until you get a red topaz.

3.0 – Hard Tasks
Map Task Requirement Strategy
Become the Champion of the Fight Pits. None Take a friend to an empty world and enter the fight pits within The TzHaar. Have your friend let you win, and you will be champion.
Successfully kill a Ket-Zek in the Fight Caves. High Combat Level Go into The TzHaar city under the volcano, then enter the Fight Caves, be prepared and follow our Fight Caves guide. The Ket-zek is one of the last monsters in the minigame.
Eat an oomlie wrap. Legends Quest
Kill an Oomlie bird in the Kharazi Jungle, wrap the meat in a palm leaf and cook.
Craft some nature runes. Level 44 Runecrafting Take one pure essence and a nature talisman and craft the runes using the nature altar just north of Shilo Village (see map).
Cook a karambwan thoroughly. Tai Bwo Wannai Trio
Level 30 Cooking Use the karambwan you caught earlier on a fire or range.
Kill a deathwing in the dungeon under the Kharazi Jungle. Legends Quest
Level 15 Woodcutting
Level 50 Agility
Level 50 Strength
Level 50 Thieving
Level 52 Mining Enter the Kharazi Jungle Caves, taking a pickaxe and several lockpicks with you to get past the obstacles. Then kill a deathwing in the first chamber after the corridor with boulders.
Use the crossbow shortcut south of the volcano. Level 53 Agility
Level 42 Ranged
Level 21 Strength Equip a mith grapple and a mith or better crossbow and grapple across the water.
Collect 5 palm leaves. Legends Quest
Level 15 Woodcutting Shake leafy trees in the Kharazi Jungle to collect them, it’s a good idea to get an extra one while you are there to cook an Oomlie bird in.
Be assigned a Slayer task by Duradel in Shilo Village. Level 100 combat
Level 50 Slayer If you have reached 100 combat and level 50 slayer, speak to Duradel in Shilo Village, make sure you have completed any other tasks beforehand.
Kill a metal dragon in Brimhaven Dungeon. High combat level
Level 12 Agility
Level 34 Woodcutting See the Zybez guide to the Brimhaven Dungeon for an in-depth explanation on killing Metal dragons.

4.0 – Rewards
You get two items per completion of each set of tasks. The easy tasks give a 1,000 xp lamp and Karamja Gloves 1. The medium tasks give a 5,000 xp lamp and Karamja Gloves 2. The hard tasks give a 10,000 xp lamp and Karamja Gloves 3. The rewards for the gloves all build on the previous set. These gloves can be obtained from Pirate Jackie the Fruit after finishing all the tasks in a certain level. They will be replaced free of charge, should you lose them. You just have to ask the people you got the gloves from.

Karamja gloves 1 reward you with better buying/selling prices in shops all around Karamja (including traders in the TzHaar city) plus half-price boat trips to and from Brimhaven and Musa Point docks.
Karamja gloves 2, in addition to Gloves 1′s abilities, gives you increased Agility experience (10%) from the Brimhaven Agility Arena.
Karamja gloves 3, in addition to gloves 2′s abilities, allows you to access a gem mine beneath Shilo Village and you can ‘Operate’ the gloves to teleport to this new gem mine. The Gloves have unlimited charges, so you can teleport to the mine as much as you want.

Picture Name Item Stats
Karamja gloves 1 Attack +1 to all

Karamja gloves 2
Defence +1 to all
Karamja gloves 3

Note: To get Karamja Gloves 2 you must have Karamja Gloves 1 (complete easy tasks). Similarly, to get Karamja Gloves 3 you must have Karamja Gloves 1 (complete easy tasks) and Karamja Gloves 2 (complete medium tasks). Listed below are the Buying and Selling prices of Runes on Karamja whilst wearing any of the gloves.

Picture Name Prices
Fire Rune Buying Price 5 TokKul
Selling Price 1 TokKul
Air Rune Buying Price 5 TokKul
Selling Price 1 TokKul
Water Rune Buying Price 5 TokKul
Selling Price 1 TokKul
Earth Rune Buying Price 5 TokKul
Selling Price 1 TokKul
Body Rune Buying Price 3 TokKul
Selling Price 1 TokKul
Mind Rune Buying Price 3 TokKul
Selling Price 1 TokKul
Chaos Rune Buying Price 147 TokKul
Selling Price 9 TokKul
Death Rune Buying Price 234 TokKul
Selling Price 18 TokKul

0 – Introduction
Got your very first Treasure Trail clue scroll as a member? Already spent hours beating yourself up over not being able to solve it? Fear not! Everything you need to know regarding Treasure Trails, can be found in this guide. If you are not sure what Treasure Trails are, here is a brief description.

Certain monsters in RuneScape will drop “Clues.” After getting a clue, you will be able to “Read” them to find out what the clue is. To solve the clue you may need to search crates, talk to a person, or dig up a casket in the ground. Once you solve the clue, you will get another one. After solving a number of clues, you will obtain a reward. This reward depends on the class of the clue you were given.

The following sections will explain the reward system, and give you answers to all the clues in RuneScape.

2.0 – Obtaining A Clue
There are three different classes determine the rewards for clues and there are different methods of getting different classes of clues. Level 1 Clues being the easiest to get and Level 3 Clues being the most difficult. Please note that at any given time, you can only have one clue. If you have a clue in your bank or inventory, you cannot pick up another clue.

The table below outlines the different monsters that will drop clues when killed.

Class Monsters
1st Class Mort’ton Bronze Chests*, Men/Woman (level-2), Farmer, Mugger, Goblin, Barbarian, Al-Kharid Warrior, Thug, Rock Crab, Icefiend, Minotaur, Cave slime, Rogue, Thief, Fremennik Citizen, H.A.M. Member**, H.A.M Guard, Banshee, Afflicted, Ogre coffins, Cockroach Worker
2nd Class Mort’ton Steel Chests*, Mort’ton Black Chests*, Guard, Giant ant soldier, Men/Women (level-24), Tribesman, Cockatrice, Catablepon, Cyclops (lvl 56), Pyrefiend, Giant Skeleton, Fremennik Warrior, Jogre, Jungle Horror, Ice Warrior, Paladin, Vampire, Dagannoth, Skeleton, Harpie Bug Swarm, Abyssal Leech, Sea Snake Hatchling, Sea Snake Young, Rock Crab, Cockroach soldier, Horrific Banshee, Rock Lobster.
3rd Class Mort’ton Silver Chests*, Cyclops (lvl 76), Jelly, Ankou, Turoth, Elf Warrior (archer), Greater Demon, Cave horror, Terror Dogs, Aberrant Specter, Kurask, Elf Warrior (melee), Suqah, Gargoyle, Nechryael, Hellhound, Abyssal Demon, Green Dragon, Blue Dragon, Red Dragon, Black Dragon, Bronze Dragon, Iron Dragon, Steel Dragon, Mithril Dragon, General Graardor, Waterfiend, Scarabites, Spiritual Warrior, Spiritual Mage, Spiritual Ranger, Aviansie.

* Note: These chests can only be opened with the correct key. Visit the Mort’ton Shade Burning guide for details.
** Note: Clues from H.A.M. Members can be obtained by pickpocketing as well as killing them.

3.0 – Coordinates
A Coordinate Clue will be in a Clue Scroll form like any other normal Clues. You will see something like “02 Degrees 48 Minutes North, 22 Degrees 30 Minutes East” To solve these types of Clues, you will have to have four important things in your inventory at all times while attempting it. The four items are:

Watch
Sextant
Navigation chart
Spade
To start with, you must have a co-ordinate clue in your inventory or bank when you go and do this, and can’t have a chart already in your bank. Once you have a co-ordinate clue, head down south-west of Ardougne (or north of castle wars) to the houses just north of the Observatory and speak to the Observatory Professor. Ask him to help you with your Treasure Trail Clue and he will tell you to get a Watch and a sextant. Then ask him about the chart.

» To obtain the Watch, speak to Brother Kojo, who is in the Clock Tower, located south of Ardougne’s Zoo.
» To obtain the sextant, speak to Murphy, who is the Trawler Guide in Port Khazard, located north-east of Yanille.
» Go back to the Observatory Professor and talk to him. He’ll tell you how to use the sextant then will give you a Navigation Chart.

Using your sextant, Watch and Navigation Chart:

Click on your sextant to show the sextant Display.
Click on the up and down arrows until you have the horizon in the middle of the eyepiece.
Click the left and right arrows to move the sun to the center of the eyepiece as well.
When your eyepiece looks like the one at the bottom, click “Get location” to know your exact Coordinate you are standing at now.
Move around accordingly to find the place you are required to go and use your spade to dig at that position.
When you are attempting a Level 3 Coordinate Clue that involves the Wilderness, a Zamorak Wizard will appear when you try to dig at the location. High level clues that are not in the wilderness may cause a Saradomin Wizard to appear. You must kill the wizard and dig at that spot again to receive your next Clue Scroll or your reward.

Zybez has created a tool to make finding the location for a co-ordinate clues really easy! Simply enter in the co-ordinates and Zybez will give you the exact location to dig to receive your next clue! Go to the Coordinate Locator tool page to take advantage of this utility.

4.0 – Speak to …
“Speak to….” clues are very common. Besides them, there are other NPC’s, which you might need to find while working on your Treasure Trail Clue. Here is a list of NPC’s that you will encounter:

Person Town – Location
Arhein Catherby – The Dock in Catherby outside the Bank
Bartender Varrock – In the Blue Moon Inn, across from the Sword Shop
Bartender Port Sarim – In the Rusty Anchor Bar
Black Heather Bandit Camp (wilderness) – In level 23 Wilderness
Donovan Sinclair Mansion – North-west of Camelot Castle, on the second floor
Doric In the house with anvils – East of the gate to Taverley
Ellis Al-Kharid – Tanner’s Shop
Gaius Taverley – 2-Handed Sword Shop
General Bentnoze Goblin Village – North of Falador
Hajedy Brimhaven and N. Karamja – Near the Brimhaven port
Hans Lumbridge – Castle
Hazelmere Jungle Spiders Island – East of Yanille, Second floor of the Hut
Kangai Mau Brimhaven and N. Karamja – Shrimp and Parrot Bar/Restaurant in Brimhaven.
Kebab Seller Al-Kharid – Kebab Store, south of the furnace
King Bolren Tree Gnome Maze – By the Spirit Tree
Lowe Varrock – Lowe’s Archery Store
Luthas NE. Karamja – In the Banana Plantation
Murphy Port Khazard – Pier
Monk Ardougne – Clock Tower
Ned Draynor Village – Inside a house in Draynor Village
Oracle Ice Mountain – South of the Black Knight’s Fortress
Party Pete Falador – Party Hall
Referee Tree Gnome Stronghold – Gnome-Ball course
Roavar Canifis – Bar
Sir Kay Seers’ Village – Camelot Castle
Squire Falador – White Knights Castle
Tanner Al-Kharid – North of the furnace
Ulizius Mort Myre – Outside the Gates
Zeke Al-Kharid – Scimitar Shop, East of the Tanner
Zoo Keeper Ardougne – Zoo

5.0 – Anagrams
An Anagram is a word spelled by rearranging the letters of the original word. Anagram Clues are usually names of different NPC’s in RuneScape when properly rearranged. Here is the list of Anagrams you will have to decipher:

Anagram NPC Town – Location
A Bas Saba Burthorpe – South of the Troll Camp, north of the Warrior’s guild, in his cave.
Ace Match Elm Cam The Camel Al Kharid
Aha Jar Jaraah Al-Kharid – Duel Arena Hospital
An Paint Tonic Captain Ninto In the White Wolf Mountain passage accessed after completing Fishing Contest quest.
Arc O Line Caroline East of East Ardougne – start of Sea Slug quest. After completion of Kennith’s Concerns she is upstairs in Kennith’s house in Witchaven.
Are Col Oracle Ice Mountain – South of Black Knight’s Fortress
Arr! So I Am A Crust And? Ramara Du Croissant Piscatoris Fishing Colony.
A Zen She Zanesha Armour seller next to East Ardougne market.
Bar Bell Seek Kebab Seller Al-Kharid – First building north of the Bank
Bail Trims Brimstail Tree Gnome Stronghold – Cave in the south-west corner
By Look Bolkoy Tree Gnome Village – Gnome store owner
C On Game Hoc Gnome Coach Tree Gnome Stronghold – Gnome ball field
Dt Run B Brundt Rellekka – The Chieftain in the longhall
Eek Zero Op Zookeeper East Ardougne – South-west corner on the East side of river
El Ow Lowe Varrock – Lowe’s Archery Store
Err Cure It Recruiter West Ardougne – West Ardougne
Goblin Kern King Bolren Gnome Maze – By the Tree Spirit
Got A Boy Gabooty Tai Bwo Wannai village on Karamja Island
Gulag Run Uglug Nar South of Castle Wars
Halt Us Luthas NE. Karamja – In the Banana Plantation
He do pose. It Is Cultrrl Mk. Riki the Sculptor’s model Eastern Keldagrim.
Icy Fe Fycie South of Yanille, in a cave north of Rantz
I Eat Its Chart Hints Do U Shiratti the Custodian Nardah
I Faffy Run Fairy Nuff Zanaris – Near the bank if you have not started Fairy Tales Part 2, she will be in the Queen’s area through the fairy rings of AIR, DLR, DJQ, AJS1
Land Doomd Odd Old Man East of Varrock by the limestone mine
Lark in Dog King Roald Varrock – Varrock Castle
Me am the calc Cam The Camel Al Kharid
Me If Femi Tree Gnome Stronghold – By the Entrance
Nod Med Edmond East Ardougne – North-west corner
O Birdz A Zany En Pc Cap’n Izzy No Beard Brimhaven – Agility Arena entrance
Ok Co Cook Lumbridge – Castle’s Kitchen
Or Zinc Fumes Ward Wizard Frumscone Yanille magic guild
Peaty Pert Party Pete Falador – Party Hall
Profs Lose Wrong Pie Professor Onglewip Draynor Village – Wizard Tower, ground floor
R Ak Mi Karim, Kebab Seller Al Kharid – North of the Bank
Red Art Tans Trader Stan Most southern dock of Port Sarim.
Sequin Dirge Queen Sigrid Miscellania; Etceteria – in the castle.
Them Call Came Cam The Camel Al Kharid

1: If you have started or completed Fairy Tale Part II, A, Fairy Nuff can be found by using the following sequence of Fairy Ring codes: AIR, DLR, DJQ, AJS. You must have Nuff’s certificate in your inventory. The certificate can be found in the room north of the Bank, where she would be upon completion of the Quest.
6.0 – Challenges
Another type of Clue Scroll that you will receive is the mathematical clue scroll. These clues test your knowledge of RuneScape as well as challenging Mathematical problem sums and equations. When you get a these type of Clue Scrolls, you will need to figure out the answer, and return to who ever gave you the challenge, and give him/her the answer, where you will get your next clue/reward. Here is the list of Mathematical Clues and their respective answers:

Problem Sum Answer
19 to the power of 3 6859
How many cannons does Lumbridge Castle have? 9
How many animals in the Ardougne Zoo? 40*
How many bookcases are in the palace library? 24
How many banana trees are there in the plantation? 33
How many buildings in the village? 11
How many pigeon cages are there around the back of Jerico’s house? 3
How many doors have ‘X’s 20
How many fishermen are on the fishing platform? 11
How many flowers are there in the clearing below this platform? 13
How many gnomes on the Gnome ball field have red patches on their uniforms? 6
How many houses have crosses on them? 20
How many people are waiting for the next Bard to perform? 4
If x is 15 and y is 3, what is 3x + y? 48
I have 16 kebabs, I eat one myself and share the rest equally between 3 friends; how many do they have each? 5
What is 57 x 89 + 23? 5096

* Note: if you have completed Eagles’ Peak quest, there will be 41 animals in the zoo, not 40.

7.0 – Sliding Puzzles
Some NPC’s will ask you to solve a sliding puzzle. These clues may test the patience of many players. A good way to solve them is look at the puzzle and decide how close to being solved it is. If it looks far from complete and ask the NPC for another until you find a semi solved one. To easily solve these puzzles, do the top row first, then the second row, then third, then do the four boxes to the lower left then finish off the six boxes to the lower right.

When done with the puzzle be sure to bring it back as soon as possible. If you log out with it completed, you will have to redo the whole puzzle.

Puzzle Answer Puzzle Answer

8.0 – Maps
There will be times where you will only see a Map of a place in RuneScape as your clue. As a treasure hunter, you are supposed to locate the exact location of this place and dig at where the “X” is located. These maps are usually very rough sketches and you will need lots of knowledge of the game to be able to tell the exact location. Here is the list of maps you will encounter:

Map

Dig, West of Champions’ Guild

Search Crate, Dark Warriors’ Fortress in the Level 14 Wilderness.

Dig, Near Galahad’s House (West of McGrubor’s Wood)

Dig, south of Draynor Village

Dig, Near the western building in Rimmington

Dig, Wizards Tower which is south of Draynor Village

Dig, In a house of West Ardougne

Search crate, behind a house in the Goblin Village near the Observatory (not near Falador)

Dig, south-east corner of Yanille

Dig, Peninsula west of Crafting Guild

Search crate, In McGrubor’s Woods

Search crate, Near the Clock tower (south of East Ardougne)

Dig, west of Necromancer’s Tower, north of Tower of Life.

Search crate, In Lumberyard (north-east of Varrock)

Dig, Near the mine south-east of Varrock
Dig, In the enclosed area north of Falador

Dig west of Mort’ton in the southern part of the ‘Maze-Like’ path.

Dig, Next to the path leading from Seers’ Village to Rellekka, north of the Hops patch

Dig, Level 50 wilderness between the pirate house and the wilderness agility training area

Dig, Peninsula of island leading to the Lighthouse

Dig, Miscellania Castle Entrance

Dig next to the Altar of Scorpius, west of the Battlefield near Ardougne.

Dig, south of the Legends Guild, east of Ardougne.

Dig, north of Falador at the road intersection.

9.0 – Other Clues
These kinds of clues are some of the hardest clues you will have to solve. These clues are a kind of riddle based upon some fanciful or fantastic resemblance between things quite unlike a puzzling question, of which the answer is or involves a pun. Here is a list of Riddles sorted out in alphabetical order:

Riddle Answer
2 N 2 E 2 N 2 E 10 N 4 W Pipe 3 Take these steps in their appropriate direction in the Elemental Workshop first level and search the pipe
46 is my number, My body is burnt orange colour, and crawls with those with eight, 3 mouths I have yet I can not eat. My blinking blue eye The sapphire respawn in the Spider’s Nest in level 46 Wilderness. Dig under the sapphire spawn.
A bag belt only? He asked his balding brothers. Speak to Abbot Langley in the Monastery north-west of Barbarian Village.
A crate found in the tower of a church is your next location. Upstairs in the East Ardougne Church.
A crate in the ground floor of a church is your next location. Next to ladder in the Ardougne church.
After a hard slays spraying back the vegetation, why not pop off to the nearby forge and search the crates? Search the crates next to the furnace in the Lost City
After trawling for bars, go to the nearest place to smith them and dig by the door. Dig in front of the house with the anvil in Port Khazard, near to the Fishing Trawler mini game.
Aggie I see, Lonely and southern I feel I am neither inside nor outside the house yet no house would be complete without me. Your treasure waits beneath me. Dig outside the window of Aggie the Witch’s house in Draynor Village.
A great view – watch the rapidly drying hides get splashed. Check the box you are are sitting on. Baxtorian Falls. Search the boxes on the second floor of the house.
And so on, and so on, and so on. Walking from the land of many unimportant things leads to a choice of paths Dig where the two paths meet on Etceteria. Just north of the nearby tree.
As you desert this town, keep an eye out for a set of spines that could ruin nearby rugs: dig carefully around the greenery. Dig next to cactus near the Magic carpet guy in nardah.
A town with a different sort of night life is your destination. Search for some crates in one of the houses. Search the Crates in the clothes shop in Canifis, Morytania.
Being this far north meant that these crates have escaped being battled over. Search the crates near Tracker Gnome 2 for the Tree Gnome Village quest north of the battlefield that is south of west Ardougne.
Beware of the dog. Go to the Mansion in East Ardougne and kill a Guard Dog to get the key.
Brush off the sand and dig in the query. There is a wheely handy barrow to the east. Don’t worry it’s coal to dig there – in fact it’s all oclay. Dig in Enakhra’s Quarry (granite mine) within the Kharid desert, near the wheelbarrow.
By the town of the dead, walk south down a rickety bridge, then dig near the slime-covered tree. South-west of the ectofuntus, cross the bridge, and dig close to the dead tree.
Citric Cellar. Talk to Heckel Funch who sells cocktail supplies in the Grand Tree.
Come to the evil ledge. Yew know you want to and try not to get stung. Dig East of the southern yew tree in Edgeville.
Covered In Shadows, the centre of the circle is where you will find the answer. Dig on the road near the General Store in the center of Mort’ton.
Dig here if you are not feeling too well after travelling through the desert. Ali heartily recommends it. Dig next to the well in Pollnivneach near Ali the Mayor’s house.
Dig near some mushrooms behind the Grand Tree. Dig behind the mushrooms behind the Grand Tree.
Don’t forget to feed the chickens. Kill a chicken to get the key to the drawer.
Don’t skip here it is too muddy. You’ll feel like a star if you dig here, though. Dig on the star on Mudskipper Point
Riddle Answer
Find a crate close to the monk’s that like to paaarty! The crate in the Chapel south of Ardougne where Brother Omad is.
For any aspiring mage, I’m sure searching this boockcase will be a rewarding experience. Search the bookshelves on the 2nd floor of the mage training arena north of the Duel Arena
Generally speaking, his nose was very bent. Speak to General Bentnoze in the Goblin Village north of Falador.
Go to the village being attacked by trolls, search the drawers in one of the houses. Search the drawers in Dunstan’s house in Burthorpe. His house is east of the palace. You must go to the bar south-west of there and kill Penda for the needed key.
Go to this building to be illuminated, and while you are there check the drawers. The second floor of the lighthouse. You need to kill a Rellekka Marketplace guard to get the key for the drawer.
Hay! Stop for abit and admire the scenery, Just like tourism promoter says. South of Baxtorian falls, in the Baxtorian museum (circular building), close to Rasolo.
His head might be hollow, but the crates nearby are filled with surprises. Search the crates West of the golem in the Ruins of Uzer.
I am a token of the greatest love. I have no beginning or end. My eye is red, I can fit like a glove, go to the place where its money they lend, And dig by the gate to be my friend. There is a Ruby Ring locked in the basement of the West Bank in Varrock. Dig by the gate to receive your next clue/reward.
Identify the back of this over-acting brother. (He’s a long way from home) Hamid the Monk in the Duel Arena Chapel, north of the Arena.
If a man carried my burden, he would break his back. I am not rich, but leave silver in my track. Speak to the keeper of my trail. The answer to this riddle is “A snail”. Talk to Gerrant the Fishing Shop Owner in Port Sarim.
If you didn’t want to be here and in danger, you should lever things well alone. Dig next to the Ardougne teleport lever in the wilderness.
If you look closely enough, it seems that the archers have lost more than their needles. Search the haystack by the south corner of the Rangers’ Guild. You need level 40 Ranged to access it.
I lie lonely and forgotten in mid wilderness where the dead rise from their beds Feel free to quarrel and wind me up and dig while you shoot their heads. Directly under the Crossbow respawn in the Graveyard of Shadows in level 20 Wilderness.
I’m sure they will let ya buy some things here, as long as you are in good ‘ealth Search the crates in the Lletya general store.
In a town where thieves steal from stalls search for some drawers in the upstairs of a house near the bank. Go to Jerico’s house located behind the northern bank in East Ardougne. Go up the ladder to the first floor and try opening the drawer. You will need to kill a Guard to get the key.
In a town where everyone has perfect vision, seek some locked drawers in a house that sits opposite a workshop. Go South of the house with anvils in Seers’ Village and search the drawers to receive a note. You need to kill a chicken to get the key for the drawer.
In a town where wizards are known to gather, search upstairs in a large house to the north. North of the Magic Guild in Yanille, there is a house with a chest on the Second floor. You will need to kill a Man to get a key for the chest.
In a town where the guards are armed with maces, search the upstairs rooms of the Public House. Located in the Second floor of Ardougne Tavern, north of the Castle, find the locked drawers. Kill a Guard Dog in order to get the key that unlocks the drawers.
Riddle Answer
In a village made of bamboo look for some crates under one of the houses. Search the crates in one of the houses in Tai Bwo Wannai village.
It’s a guard’s life. Kill a Guard to get the key
It seems the archers have lost more than their needles. Search the haystack in the south-east corner of the Rangers’ Guild.
It seems to have reached the end of the line, and its still empty. Search the Mine carts on the southern end of the Dwarven Mines. North of Adamant rocks.
Look in the drawers above the shops in Varrock. Search the drawers in the second floor of the Clothes shop.
Look in the upstairs drawers in houses in East Ardougne. Located in the Second floor of Ardougne Tavern, north of the Castle.
Look in the ground floor crates of houses in Falador. The house located East of the East Bank in Falador. Search the first crate on right.
Mine was the strangest birth under the sun. I left the crimson sack yet my life had not begun. Entered the World, and yet was seen by none. Under Karamja Volcano, directly underneath the Red Spider eggs respawn.
Must be full of railings. Search the boxes around the hut where the broken Dwarf Cannon is.
My Giant guardians below the market streets would be fans of rock and roll, if only they could grab hold of it Dig near my green bubbles Dig next to the cauldron (A big pot with green bubbling liquid) in the Varrock sewers by the Moss Giants.
My home is grey and made of stone A castle with a search for a meal Hidden in some drawers I am across from a wooden wheel. Search the drawers on the second floor of Lumbridge Castle, inside the room with a spinning wheel.
My name is like a tree, yet it is spelt with a “g” come see the fur which is right near me. Speak to Wilough, next to the Fur Merchant in Varrock Square.
Navigating to this crate will be a trial. Search the crate inside Swensen the Navigator’s house in Rellekka
North of the best monkey restaurant on karamja, look for the triangle of boats and search there. Search the crates on the piers west of the banana plantation
Observe: in the crate just north of the stairs leading down, you will find the answer. Search the crate on the top floor of the Observatory tower, just north of the stairs. Players need to have started Observatory Quest.
Often sought out by scholars of histories past, find me where words of wisdom speak volumes. Speak to the Examiner at Digsite.
One of the sailors in Port Sarim is your next destination. Speak to Captain Tobias in Port Sarim.
Probably filled with books on magic. Search the bookcase in the basement of Wizard’s Tower, in Sedridor’s room.
Riddle Answer
Probably filled with wizards socks. Wizard Tower, kill a wizard to get a key to the drawers.
Property of Black Heather. Kill Black Heather in the Bandit Camp (wilderness) in level 23 Wilderness to get the key for the chest.
Read ‘how to breed scorpions.’ By O.W.Thathurt. A bookshelf on the northern wall, of the Second Floor of the Sorcerer’s Tower (south of Seers’ Village).
Search the boxes in a shop in Taverley. Found in the boxes in the 2h-sword store, at the northern end of Taverley. Just across the road from the house containing the crystal key chest.
Search the boxes in Falador’s general shop. Search the crates on the ground floor of the Falador general shop
Search the boxes in one of the tents in Al-Kharid. Tent west of cactus patch
Search the boxes in the goblin house near Lumbridge. Search the house north east of Lumbridge with all the Goblins in it.
Search the boxes in the house near the south entrance to Varrock. Located in the house that sits on an angle on the West side of the road as soon as you enter the south side of Varrock Castle.
Search the boxes just outside the Armour shop in East Adrougne. Self explanatory.
Search the chests in the Dwarven Mines. Located in the Dwarven Mines, far western portion, southern room.
Search the chest in the left hand tower of Camelot Castle. The western tower of Camelot castle, search a crate.
Search the chest upstairs of shops in Port Sarim. The chest upstairs the food shop in Port Sarim.
Search the chests upstairs in Al-Kharid Palace This is the upstairs of the palace with the purple-shirted guards.
Search the chests upstairs of houses of east part of Falador. Located in the house north of the fountain on the top floor.
Search for a crate in a building in Hemenster. Search the crate in the building that has the sewer pipe from the Fishing Contest quest.
Search for a crate in Varrock Castle. Search the crate nearest the sink in Varrock Castle’s kitchen.
Riddle Answer
Search for a crate on the ground floor of a house in Seers’ Village. House north of church
Search the crate in the left hand tower of Lumbridge castle. Search the crate located in the southern Guard Tower in Lumbridge Castle.
Search the crates in a house in Yanille that has a piano. Found in the north-eastern-most house in Yanille; by the pillory.
Search the crates in East Ardougne’s general store. Self explanatory.
Search the crates in the shed just north of East Ardougne. The shed located slightly north of the northern bank on the eastern half of East Ardougne.
Search the crates in Canifis. Search the crate in Rufus’ Meat Emporium, just by the bank.
Search the crates in Draynor Manor. Search the crate on the top floor of Draynor Manor, near Professor Oddenstein from the Ernest the Chicken quest.
Search the crates in the Guard House of the northern gate of East Ardougne. Just east past the north-eastern most gate of East Ardougne is the guard house.
Search the crates in the Horvik’s Armoury Horvik’s Armoury is near Varrock’s east bank.
Search the crates in the NW most house in Al-Kharid. The house south of the gem seller with a range in it.
Search the crates near a cart in Port Khazard. Search the crate south of Murphy, at the docks.
Search the crates near a cart in Varrock. Located just south of the Tree patch and Trenzor, outside of Varrock Castle’s entrance area.
Search for some drawers in the upstairs of a house in Rimmington. The house just north of the Witch’s in Rimmington.
Search the drawers above Varrock’s shops. Above Thessalia’s Clothes store in Varrock center.
Search the drawers found upstairs in East Ardougne’s houses. Upstairs in the house near where Lucien is found – just north of King Lathas’ Palace.
Search the drawers in a house in Draynor Village. The house opposite Morgan’s house just north of the bank.
Search the drawers in Catherby’s Archery Shop. Search the drawers found in Hickton’s Archery Emporium located in Catherby.
Riddle Answer
Search the drawers in one of Gertrude’s bedrooms. The house west of Varrock on the south side of the path.
Search the drawers in the Falador’s chain mail shop. Search the drawers in the Falador chain mail shop, located in southern Falador.
Search the drawers in the ground floor of a shop in Yanille . Hunter shop
Search the drawers in the upstairs of a house in Catherby . The house just north of the bank, with the insect repellant on the table.
Search the drawers in the upstairs of the Bank to the East of Varrock. The drawers upstairs of east Varrock bank.
Search the drawers of houses in Burthorpe. The drawers in the house east of the anvil.
Search the drawers on the first floor of a building overlooking the Ardougne Market. House north of silver stall (first floor also means second floor in some countries).
Search the drawers upstairs in Falador’s Shield Shop. Drawers above shield shop
Search the drawers upstairs of the houses in the east part of Falador. The drawers in the house directly south of the fountain in eastern Falador.
Search the tents in the Imperial Guard camp in Burthorpe for some boxes. The tent west of the lined up soldiers
Search through some drawers in found in Taverley’s houses. House south of herblore shop
Search the upstairs drawers in a house in a village where the pirates have a good time. The house east from the pub in Brimhaven. You have to kill a pirate to get a key, which unlocks the drawers.
Search the upstairs of houses in Seers’ Village for some drawers. The house just south of the bank, near the graveyard – the house with the spinning wheel on the second floor.
Shiver me Timbers. Kill a Pirate.
Six blades I have, yet draw no blood; Still I turn my prey to powder. If you are brave, come search my roof; It is there my blades are louder. Search the crates in the top floor of the Windmill located between Draynor Village and Lumbridge.
‘Small shoe’ often found with rod on mushroom. Gnome Trainer at Tree Gnome Stronghold Agility Course.
Snah? I feel all confused like one of those cakes… Speak to Hans in the Lumbridge Castle courtyard.
Riddle Answer
Someone watching the fights in the Duel Arena is your next destination. Speak to Jeed, located in the middle of the Duel Arena’s viewing areas.
Sophind yourself some treasure by searching these boxes. Search the north boxes on the bridge in Sophanem
Speak to the staff in Sinclair Mansion. Sinclair Mansion is north of Camelot Castle. Speak to Louisa, the maid.
Stand by your man. Kill a Man to get a key for the chest.
Surprising? I bet he is…. Speak to Sir Prysin on the first floor of Varrock Castle.
The beasts to my east snap claws and tails the rest to my west can slide and eat fish. The northern are silly and jump and wail. Dig by my fire and make a wish. Between the Penguins and the Scorpions in the Ardougne Zoo. Dig by the torch.
The cheapest water for miles around, but they react badly to religious icons. The Bandit Camp (desert), south of the Bedabin Camp. Search the crates in the General Store tent.
The dead, red dragon watches over this chest. He must really dig the view. Search the chest under the Dragon Head, in the main Digsite Building, (The Exam Center). Kill a male barbarian, in Barbarian Village, to get the key to the chest.
The gnomes’ nearby cart must have collapsed under the weight of all the treasure in these boxes! Go south-west of the Tree Gnome Stronghold, west of where you start the Making History quest. There will be a few gnomes around a broken cart, search the boxes nearby. Note that the answer of this clue is NOT the gnome with the broken cart directly outside the stronghold gates.
The Keeper of Melzars…Spare? Skeleton? Anar? Speak to Oziach, the Rune Plate seller. He is located in a hut north of Barbarian Village, between the Monastery and Edgeville.
The rock cakes to the south are definitely more edible than the two rocks i buried the treasure between Dig between two rocks, north of rock cake stall at Gu’Tanoth
The socks in these drawers are holier then thine, according to the tonsured owners. Search the drawers in the Monastery then kill a monk of zamorak for the key to the drawers
The owner of this crate has a hunch that he put more than fish inside… Search one of the crates (most north eastern one) on the little beach south of Brimhaven where Lubufu is fishing.
The treasure is buried in a small building full of bones. Here is a hint: it’s not near a graveyard. Dig in the Odd Old Man’s house.
There is no “Worthier” Lord. Lord Iorwerth in the Elf Camp in Isafdar and Lletya
This aviator is at his peak of his profession. Talk to the Gnome Pilot at White Wolf Mountain.
This crate clearly marks the end of the line for coal. In the coal store north-west of Seers’ Village search the crate.
This Crate Holds a better Reward then a broken Arrow. Inside Rangers’ Guild. Search the crate near the Armour Shop.
This crate is mine, all mine, even if it is in the middle of the desert. Center of desert Mining Camp. Search the crates.
This cupboard has treasure, pirate pot corsair cultery. Brimhaven second house to the south, search cupboard.
This temple is rather sluggish, chest is just inside the entrance however is filled with goodies. Inside the dungeon and temple involved in The Slug Menace quest, search the white coloured chests close to the entrance.
This village has a problem with cartloads of the undead. Try checking the bookcase to find an answer. Search the bookcase in the north-west building of Shilo Village.
Throat mage seeks companionship. Seek answers inside my furniture if interested. Search the drawers next to the Necromancer’s bed on the first floor of the Necromancer’s tower near East Ardougne.
Try not to let yourself be dazzled when you search these drawers.. Search the drawers in Jimmy Dazzler’s house near the gate to West Ardougne.
Try not to step on any aquatic nasties while searching this crate. West building of the Fishing Platform from the Sea Slug quest.
Wait till I get my hands on Penda, He’s nicked the key again! Talk to Penda in the Toad and Chicken bar of Burthorpe.
Riddle Answer
When no weapons are at hand, now it is time to reflect, in Saradomins name! Redemption draws closer… Entrana. Search the drawers in the house with the glassblowing pipe.
When you get tired of fighting, go deep deep down until you need an antidote. The Agility Dungeon, Yanille. Pray at the Chaos Altar to get into the poison spider pit. Search the crates.
While a sea view is nice, its seems this church has not seen visitors in a while. Dig outside the rim of the window for the reward. Dig outside the large window of the Port Sarim church
You can cook food on me, but don’t cook any foodles – that would just be wrong. Dig on the fire next to the gnome glider in south Karamja
You don’t need to go hopping mad or take steps – to get to this treasure: just be totally shellfish. Dig on the shellfish next to the stepping stones leading to the Lighthouse
You have all of the elements available to solve this clue. Fortunately you do not have to go as far as to stand in a draft. Search the crates in the Elemental Workshop in Seers’ Village. West of the Air room.
You’ll need to have Doug Deep into the distant past to get to these sacks. At the digsite use a rope with the north-east winch and search the sacks on the north-west wall.
You’ll need to look for a town with a central fountain. Look for a locked chest in the town’s chapel. Varrock Church. The chest says “Property of the Clock tower monastery”. Kill a monk in the Clock tower monastery south of Ardougne to get the key for the chest.
You will need to under-cook to solve this one. Search the crates in basement of Lumbridge Castle.
You will need to wash the old ash off your spade when you dig here, but the only water near by is stagnant. Dig on the top of the volcano, next to the stagnant water on Braindeath Island. You need to have started Rum Deal to reach here.

10.0 – Emote & Outfit Clues
This section covers clues that involve you dressing up in a certain way and using a certain emote in a certain place. If you follow the instructions of the clue, Uri will appear to deliver the next clue. Sometimes a clue will say, “Beware of Double Agents!” If it does, a high level Double Agent will appear after you complete the required actions, who you will have to kill. After you’ve dispatched of the Double Agent, completing the action again will summon Uri, and you will be able to move on with your clue. Below is a list of clues you may be given, along with where to go and even how to attain the items needed.

Notes:

If a clue requests you wear a rune platebody and you haven’t done Dragon Slayer or don’t have 40 defence, you won’t be able to complete your clue.
Uri always says something strange/random when you speak to him. This is not your clue. Apart from laughing quietly at the people who came up with these comments, you should just ignore them.
If you are unsure about where to find the items needed, our Shop Database may be able to help you. Just search the item’s name and a list of all the shops that sell it will appear.
If you get the clue “Blow a raspberry in the Fishing Guild Bank” and you do not have the level required to enter the guild, you could use Fish Pies, Fishing Potions or Admiral Pies to boost your level to get in or just drop the clue.
No clue will ask for you to do one of the unlockable emotes. For example, none of the following clues will ask you to do the Lean emote.

Emotes & Outfit Location Aquiring Items
Beckon in Tai Bwo Wannai. Clap before you talk to me. Equip green dragonhide chaps, a ring of duelling and a mithril medium helmet. Within the fenced area, in Tai Bwo Wannai Village. Go to Peksa’s helmet shop for mithril med helm; buy the chaps from Scavvo’s Rune store or craft them; buy the ring from Grum’s Gold Exchange and enchant it.
Beckon in the Digsite, near the eastern winch. Bow before you talk to me. Equip a green gnome hat, snakeskin boots and an iron pickaxe. The Digsite, east of Varrock. Snakeskin boots can be bought or crafted. An iron pickaxe can be bought at Nurmof’s Pickaxe Shop or from other players. The green gnome hat can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players.
Blow a kiss between the tables in Shilo Village bank. Beware of Double Agents! Equip a blue mystic hat, bone spear and rune plate body. Shilo village bank. The mystic hat can be bought from players or the magic guild in Yanille, the rune plate can be bought from players, or Oziach in Edgeville. Finally, the bone spear can be bought from Lumbridge caves or players.
Blow a raspberry at the monkey cage in Ardougne Zoo. Equip a studded leather body, bronze platelegs and a normal staff with no orb. The monkey cage in southern Ardougne. The studded leather body can be made by crafting a soft leather body, smithing studs out of steel and attaching them. A normal staff can be bought at Zaff’s Superior Staffs in Varrock. Bronze platelegs can be bought from other players, Louies’ Armoured Legs Bazaar or smithed.
Blow a raspberry in the fishing guild bank. Beware of double agents! Equip an elemental shield, blue dragonhide chaps and a rune warhammer. The Fishing Guild Bank. An elemental shield is made during the Elemental Workshop I quest. Blue dragonhide chaps and the rune warhammer should be bought from other players or crafted and smithed.
Blow raspberries outside the entrance to Keep Le Faye. Equip a coif, an iron platebody, and leather gloves. In front of Keep Le Faye, north-east of Ardougne. Leather gloves and coif can be crafted or bought. The iron platebody can be smithed or purchased off other players.
Bow at the top of the lighthouse. Beware of double agents! Equip a blue dragonhide body, blue dragonhide vambraces, and no jewelry. The Lighthouse is south-west of Rellekka. Can either be crafted or bought from other players. Remember not to wear any jewelry.
Bow in front of the legends guild. Equip iron platelegs, a emerald amulet, and an oak longbow. In front of the Legend’s Guild, east of Ardougne An oak longbow can be fletched (Oak trees in Seers’ Village) and an emerald amulet should be attained by either crafting or buying it. Iron platelegs can be smithed or bought.
Bow in the Duel Arena Ticket booth. Wear an iron chainbody, leather chaps, and a coif. The Duel Arena Ticket Area. Leather coif and chaps can be crafted from soft leather or bought from other players. An iron chainbody can be smithed or bought from other players.
Cheer at the Druids’ Circle. Equip a blue wizard hat, a bronze two-handed sword and HAM boots. The Druids’ Circle, north of Taverley. The easiest way to obtain HAM boots is to buy them, but they can also be pickpocketed in the HAM’s hideout. A blue wizard hat can be attained by killing wizards or just buying from other players. A bronze 2h sword can be smithed from 3 bronze bars.
Cheer for the monks at Port Sarim. Equip a coif, steel plate skirt and a sapphire necklace. The Monks of Entrana are on the north pier. A coif can be crafted or purchased from other players. Steel plateskirts can be smithed or bought and a sapphire necklace can be crafted or purchased off other players.
Cheer in the Barbarian Agility Arena. Headbang before you talk to me. Equip a steel plate body, maple shortbow, and a Wilderness cape. The barbarian Agility Arena, north-west of Seers’ Village. A maple shortbow can be fletched (Maple trees in Seers’ Village) or bought. A wilderness cape can be bought off other players or bought from any of the wandering sellers in the wilderness. Steel platebodies can be smithed or bought.
Cheer at the games room. have nothing equipped at all when you do. Burthorpe Games Room. Wear nothing.
Cheer in the Ogre Pen in the Training Camp. Show you are angry before you talk to me. Equip a green dragonhide body and chaps and a steel square shield. King Lathas’ Training Area, north of West Ardougne. Requires completion of Biohazard to enter. Green dragonhide body and chaps can be either crafted or bought. The Steel square shield can be smithed or purchased from other players.
Clap in the main exam room of the Exam centre. Equip a white apron, green gnome boots and leather gloves. The Exam Centre is south of the Digsite, east of Varrock. A white apron can be attained by killing goblins or by buying from Thessalia Fine Clothes. Leather gloves can be crafted or bought. The green gnome boots can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players.
Clap on the causeway to the wizards’ tower. Equip an iron medium helmet, emerald ring and a white apron. South of Draynor Village Village, near the Wizard Tower. A white apron is available at Gerrant’s, and an emerald ring at Grum’s, both in port sarim. Buying these from other players is another option.
Clap on the top level of the mill, north of East Ardougne. Equip a blue gnome top, HAM robe bottom and unenchanted tiara. The mill north of Ardougne A tiara can be crafted or bought. The HAM robe bottom can be bought from other players or pickpocketed from HAM members in the HAM hideout. A blue gnome robe top can be bought from Rometti in Tree Gnome Stronghold, or bought from other players.
Cry in the Catherby Ranging shop. Bow before you talk to me. Equip blue gnome boots, a hard leather body and an unblessed silver sickle. The Catherby Ranger Shop. A hard leather body can be crafted from hard leather or bought. The silver sickle can be crafted or purchased from other players. The blue gnome boots can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players.
Cry on top of the western tree in the Gnome Agility Arena. Indicate ‘no’ before you talk to me. Equip a steel kiteshield, ring of forging and green dragonhide chaps. The Western Tree of the Gnome Agility Arena. A ring of forging can be crafted and enchanted or bought from other players. Green dragonhide chaps can be crafted or bought also.
Dance at the crossroads north of Draynor Village. Equip an iron chain body, a sapphire ring and a longbow. The intersection of roads north of Draynor Village Village. A longbow can be fletched (Normal trees east of Draynor Village Bank). An iron chainbody and sapphire ring can both be crafted or smithed.
Dance a jig by the entrance to the fishing guild. Equip an emerald ring, a sapphire amulet, and a bronze chain body. In front of the Fishing Guild door. The emerald ring or sapphire amulet can be crafted or bought from other players. The bronze chainbody can either be smithed or bought off other players
Dance a jig under Shantay’s Awning. Bow before you talk to me. Equip a pointed blue snail helmet, an air staff and a bronze square shield. Shanty’s Pass in the desert, underneath the canvas. An air staff can be purchased from Zaff’s Superior Staffs in Varrock. The pointed blue snail helmet can be either bought or crafted from a pointed blue snail shell, which is a drop from killing blue snails with the pointed shells. The snail can be found between the two fishing spots in the swamp just south of Canifis.
Dance at the cat-doored pyramid in Sophanem. Beware of double agents! Equip a ring of life, an uncharged glory and an adamant two-handed sword. The pyramid in Sophanem. You can craft and enchant your own ring of life or just buy it. An uncharge glory amulet can also be crafted and enchanted or bought. The adamant 2-handed sword can smithed, bought off other players, or bought from the two handed shop in the Taverley for 6400 coins.
Dance in the center of Canifis. Bow before you talk to me, equip a green gnome top, mithril platelegs and an iron two-handed sword. Canifis, east of Varrock. Mithril platelegs and the iron 2-handed sword can be smithed or bought off other players. The green gnome top can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players.
Dance in the party room. Equip a steel full helm, steel platebody and iron plateskirt. The bottom level of Pete’s Party Palace. All items can be smithed or bought from other players.
Dance in the shack in Lumbridge swamp. Equip a bronze dagger, iron full helmet, and a gold ring. The shack used to teleport to the Lost City. The gold ring can be crafted and the iron full helmet and bronze dagger can be smithed.
Headbang in the mine north of Al Kharid. Equip a desert shirt, leather gloves and leather boots. The mine north of Al Kharid. A desert shirt can be bought from Shanty in Shanty’s Pass. Leather gloves can be crafted or bought from other players.
Jump for joy at the beehives. Equip a white desert shirt, green gnome robe bottoms and a steel axe. The beehives are west of Catherby. The white desert shirt can be be bought from Shanty in Shanty’s Pass. A steel axe can be bought from Bob’s Brilliant Axes in Lumbridge. The green gnome bottom can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players.
Jump for joy in Yanille bank. Dance a jig before you talk to me. Equip a brown apron, adamantite medium helmet and snakeskin chaps. Yanille Bank in east Yanille. A brown apron can be bought from Varrock’s Clothes Store. The adamant medium helmet can be smithed or bought off other players. Snakeskin chaps can be craft (not recommended) or bought from other players.
Laugh in Jokul’s tent in the Mountain Camp. Beware of double agents! Equip a rune full helmet, blue dragonhide chaps and a fire battlestaff. The Mountain Camp is east of Relekka. Start the Mountain Daughter quest, first. You can buy from another player or make a fire battlestaff. A rune full helmet can be smithed or bought from other players. The blue dragonhide chaps can be crafted or bought.
Panic by the mausoleum in Morytania. Wave before you speak to me. Equip a mithril plateskirt, a maple longbow and no boots. The Mausoleum (Picture). A maple longbow can be fletched (Maple trees in Seers’ Village). A mithril plateskirt can be smithed or bought from other players.
Panic by the pilot on White Wolf Mountain. Beware of double agents! Equip mithril legs, a rune axe and a ring of life. The gnome glider pilot at the top of White Wolf Mountain, east of Catherby. A rune axe can be smithed or bought. Mithril legs can be bought or smithed also. A ring of life can be crafted and enchanted by yourself or just bought.
Panic in the heart of the haunted woods. Beware of double agents! Have no items equipped when you do. In the woods north-east of Canifis (Map). Wear nothing.
Panic in the limestone mine. Equip bronze plate legs, a steel pickaxe and a steel medium helmet. The limestone mine NE of Varrock. All items can be either smithed or bought.
Use the emote Panic on the pier where you catch from Fishing Trawler. Have nothing at all equiped when you do. The Port Khazard Pier Wear nothing.
Salute in the banana plantation. Beware of double agents! Equip a diamond ring, an amulet of power, and nothing on your chest and legs. The banana plantation is on north Karamja. You can craft and enchant your own amulet of power or just buy it. A diamond ring can also be crafted or bought.
Shrug in the mine near Rimmington. Equip a golden necklace, a gold ring and a bronze spear. The Mine north of Rimmington. A golden ring and necklace can be crafted or bought. The bronze spear is a common drop of goblins or it can be bought off other players.
Shrug in the Zamorak temple found in the Eastern Wilderness. Beware of double agents! Equip rune plate legs, an iron plate body and blue dragonhide vambraces. The “Chaos Temple” in level 13 wilderness. Rune platelegs can be bought or smithed as with iron platebodies. Blue vambraces can be crafted or bought from other players also.
Spin at the crossroads north of Rimmington. Equip a green gnome hat, cream gnome top and leather chaps. The intersection north of Rimmington. Leather chaps can be attained by either crafting them or buying them. The cream gnome top and green gnome hat can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players.
Spin in Draynor Village Manor by the fountain. Equip an iron platebody, studded leather chaps and a bronze full helmet. The Draynor Village Manor Fountain. Studded leather chaps can be made by either buying, or creating normal leather chaps and attaching steel studs to them. An iron platebody and bronze full helm can be smithed or bought.
Spin on the bridge by the Barbarian Village. Salute before you talk to me. Equip purple gloves, a steel kite shield, and a mithril full helm. The bridge east of Barbarian village and west of Varrock. Purple gloves can be bought in Canifis or from other playersand the steel kiteshield and mithril full helm can be smithed or bought.
Think under the lens of the Observatory. Spin before you talk to me. Equip a mithril chain body, green dragonhide chaps and a ruby amulet. The Observatory is north-west of Yanille. A ruby amulet and green dragonhide chaps should be crafted or bought. The mithril chainbody can either be smithed or bought.
Think in the wheat field by the Lumbridge mill. Equip a blue gnome robetop, a turquoise gnome robe bottom and an oak shortbow. The Lumbridge mill is north of Lumbridge castle, towards Draynor Village. An oak shortbow can be fletched (Oak trees in Lumbridge). The turquoise gnome bottom and blue gnome top can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players
Wave along the south fence of the lumber yard. Equip a hardleather body, leather chaps and a bronze axe. The lumber yard is nort-east of Varrock. A hardleather body can be crafted from hard leather or purchased off other players. Leather chaps can be crafted or bought. A bronze axe can be bought from Bob’s Brilliant Axes in Lumbridge.
Wave on Mudskipper Point. Equip a black cape, leather chaps and a steel mace. Mudskipper Point, south-east of Rimmington. A black cape can be attained by killing the Highwayman north of Port Sarim or just buying it. Leather chaps can be crafted or bought. A steel mace can be smithed or just bought.
Yawn in the Castle Wars lobby. Shrug before you talk to me. Equip a ruby amulet, a mithril scimitar, and a Wilderness cape. Castle Wars Lobby room, west of Yanille. Wilderness capes can be bought from the wandering trades people scattered all over the wilderness. A ruby amulet can be bought or crafted. The mithril scimitar can be smithed or bought.
Yawn in the rogues’ general store. Beware of double agents! Equip an adamant square shield, blue vambrances and a rune pickaxe. The rogues’ general store is in the Bandit Camp in the wilderness. A rune pickaxe can be bought from other players or from the Dwarvn Mines in Falador. The adamant square shield can be bought or smithed and the Blue vambraces can be crafted or bought.
Yawn in the Varrock Library. Equip a green gnome robetop, a HAM robe bottom and an iron warhammer. The Varrock Library is inside the Varrock Castle. The HAM robe bottom should be purchased off other players, but it can also be pickpocketed from HAM members. An iron warhammer can be bought off other people or just smithed. The green gnome top can be bought from Fine Fashions on the second floor of the Grand Tree or from other players.
Yawn in the Draynor Village Marketplace. Equip studded leather chaps, and iron kiteshield and a steel longsword. The Draynor Village stalls, west of the bank. To obtain studded leather chaps, you can either buy them or craft them from leather chaps and steel studs.

Hi, I am Omega, and I am new at blogging for Zybez. This is a new experience for me, but I hope to make the best of it! I have several years of experience in Runescape, as I’ve been playing since Summer 2002. My views might differ from the typical player, but with games like this, everyone experiences it differently. So, if I have said something offensive, it’s my opinion and not yours.

The main update this week is the Quick Chat system, which does seem to partly help with the common phrases you are likely to use, (except crying “noob” and telling people to get lost, which Jagex seem to have missed). This update has bought up one or two points of interest. After I had a little discussion with a fellow player, I found some interesting options. In the Trade/Selling option screens you’ll find the items “Pretty girl” and “9mm revolver” appearing. Interesting, like Jagex are trying to take a page from the GTA series. Next, I would expect them to add cars into the game sometime soon.

One problem I can always point out at updates like this is involving short cut keys, that for me don’t always work. For a while I couldn’t use the scroll wheel on my mouse with the scroll bars of the game windows. It is not that much of a problem, but it is annoying. I have since found out some of the function keys work on their own, but others only work with the key key. Maybe its to do with the Operating System I use or the method I play Runescape by, but it’s a bit of a mystery as to why some keys work differently to others..

Three more problems that come to this mind is that:

1. Finding some of the phrases can take a while. Until you know the layout like the back of your hand, using the interface won’t be a quick experience.

2. There isn’t a way to quickly trigger phrases that you use often.

3. Some phrases will probably be used for really idiotic responses to questions, such as “Another one bites the dust.” There’s also some common ones people use that are missing, like saying how much xp you have left till a level, or saying how many of an item you have to the next level.

I thought about the possibility of making your own quick texts to use in the game, which on paper sounds like a good idea. If it was actually implemented though, I imagine the players are likely to use it just for saying “noob” 200 times in a few sentences.

Looking at the other updates this week, levelling up messages are an interesting addition, but it is disappointing that it has taken Jagex so long to add this feature into the game. When you’re over 1,500 skill points and have every skill near or beyond level 50, levels are harder to come by (untill they add new skills). To make this update really useful, you would have to get multiple levels at a time. This is what really suits a feature like this, but when you’re over level 50 getting two levels at a time is hard enough with quests, lamps and tears combined. If only they added this feature earlier in life of Runescape, I wouldn’t of had missed so many of the gratifying level up messages (short of making a new account).

Another small update they’ve squeezed in this week that interests me is the introduction of a few Stat Signs dotted around Runescape. For example, the one at the Lumbridge Cow Fields shows how many cows were slain that day and how scared the farmers are. Useless information, but fun! And finally, Jagex added a way to find out almost exactly how long you have until your next appointment with Juna in Tears… pity it isn’t what I was expecting but it’s close enough to helping!

In conclusion these updates just add more automation to the game, which isn’t always a bad thing. In this case, it just makes it a little less of a chore to type stuff in, or find out when you can visit to gain free xp from Juna, or check what your new level can do for you. Its a pretty good set of updates this week. Roll on next weeks set of updates

Well if this is the price we pay:

Dueling arena – 3k Runescape Money in 15 minutes
Trading – 3k diffence between GE market price
Pking – No Items
Donation – DENIED
AND THE GREAT AND MIGHTY GREAT EXCHANGE – Pre determing the prices of items.

I Hate to say, that we are being pressured in to a very tight community. Runescape was all about making friends, and helping them out with a few donation here and there. And what about our community, Zybez. The events team was great with all the prizes that were DONATED and were going to be GIVEN to other players. These update will make Runescape a safer place, but the cost are that they won’t be protecting anyone.

Also, bots made the game fun, from time to time. While farming go report them.

Well Jagex runescape is now safe. But I have one question:

WHO ARE YOU PROTECTING?

FROM: http://www.zybez.net/community/index.php?s=70646320b67832fe5932edcd797dbf57&showtopic=968398

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Ever since the dark ages of RuneScape, and even more so since the release of RuneScape 2, fansites have been saving Jagex’s ass. As head content developer for RuneCrypt, I have seen quite a few things about how tipsites are forced to function, that I never would have suspected in my 3 year history as a normal tipsite visitor prior to becoming a member of the staff. Programming an easy to use, useful system without breaking any rules becomes harder and harder with each update that Jagex releases. Let me cite a few examples…

1. The Knowledge Database

This helpful database is more than just that. It is Jagex own self-structured fansite, giving their players all the information they could possible need, all in a convenient location on RuneScape.com – awesome deal for everyone, right? But let’s look at the reasoning behind this. Would Jagex really spend their time amassing all of this knowledge into one place so that their players would have a more enjoyable (and easier, which is a key part too… but I’ll get to that later) gaming experience? This is how Jagex introduced the update:

“The aim of this update is to provide better support for our players, so that if you’re stuck or just need some friendly advice, you can quickly get the help you need rather than asking Customer Support or hoping someone is talking about it on the forums.”

(News Archives – March 13, 2008)

That seems a bit contradictory to the follow up posts by Jagex Moderators on the forums saying that the intention of the K-Base was to “protect players from malicious third-party websites”.

2. The Grand Exchange Database

Being a staff member on a separate tipsite, it is not often that you will hear me singing praise of our “competition”, but there is not denying the incredible work that Ben (Goten) and the rest of the Zybez staff did when they compiled their famous market price guide. The introduction of the Grand Exchange Database is a direct stab at that project, and furthermore it seems that Jagex has gone out of their way to make it as inconvenient as possible to extract data from their databases. I have truthfully no idea why a readable format of the data has not been released, as was done with the hiscores – although that was yet another example of Jagex only helping out tipsites indirectly because they couldn’t stop it and they would prefer to save bandwidth. Is it not ironic when Jagex finds it necessary to begin each news post with something along the lines of “We did this in response to player feedback”? Read on:

“Many of you asked for the ability to view graphs of market values and track item prices as they rise and fall. Well, this week we introduce the Grand Exchange Database Beta, which does exactly that!”

(News Archives – April 15, 2008)

3. QuestHelp

QuestHelp, in summary, is Jagex taking a primary role of fansites and attempting to render it obsolete. I feel that is all I must say for this one; does it really seem necessary to make a half-ass attempt at quest guides that simply comes off as the creators of the game making the game itself easier? What is their incentive to lower the required IQ for the game? Well, the younger crowd is taking over RuneScape now, and Jagex is doing nothing to stop it (although they only recommend the game for those ages 13 or older). Why would they want to prevent potential customers from playing? As long as they are paying, it doesn’t matter what age they might be. Getting back to QuestHelp, however, it is nothing more than Jagex realizing that tipsites are having a negative impact on some of their players. Once again, they have taken steps to make RuneScape.com another contender in the tipsite world, and cleverly disguise it as being “for the players”:

We know […] that simply resorting to looking up the entire solution can take all the fun out of the quest and often results in you seeing more solution than you wanted to see. This can leave you with the feeling that you didn’t really solve bits you could have done.

(News Archives – May 10, 2006)

But well done, Jagex. You have succeeded in being the first case I have ever seen where a beta version of a feature has lasted 2 years without receiving any changes whatsoever.

The list goes on. If you look at the way they redid the forums, or how they have modeled the hierarchy of their own website, you will see the same patterns. Only once, excluding content in the Knowledge Base, has Jagex truly recognized the fan site community in a public way. It resulted in the second largest riot to ever grace the likes of RuneScape (For the record, that puts it in a close second place to the wilderness and trade updates; aka “The Day RuneScape Died”). Yes, you guessed it. The riot I am speaking of was the one resulting from Jagex’s changes to rules 7 & 9 – the rules regarding third party software, and specifically clients.

On January 2nd, 2007 Jagex “extended rule 7 to make it clear that it DOES now include third party RuneScape clients/world switchers” (News Archives), meaning that all runescape clients other than the official one were outlawed, as they provided an “unfair advantage” – to use Jagex’s favorite phrase. Once again let’s investigate their reasoning/justification for this radical change:

“When RuneScape fansites are distributing programs which are then used to discuss breaking the rules or result in their own users being scammed, it’s clear that our rules need revision! We don’t want to be unnecessarily restrictive, but we obviously also have to balance that with protecting our users.”

(News Archives – January 2, 2007)

…A classic example of Jagex cutting of the nose to spite the face. If your users are losing their accounts and passwords due to third-party software, sure, some action may be warranted, but severing one of your major lifelines has never been a good choice for Jagex, and they never seem to learn. When at first the update was met with incredulous pleas for withdrawing the new rules, Jagex quietly inserted another paragraph into their news announcement:

“We have done this for two main reasons: a) The sheer number of users losing their account/password to programs which pretend to be one thing but actually steal their password; b) Problems with some of these programs including extremely unsafe chat channels where large amounts of scamming go on, and users encourage each other to try to break the rules.” (News Archives – January 2, 2007)

So Jagex is now pointing the center of blame at the security issue, and has seemingly forgotten their original claim that the reason was that programs such as SwiftSwitch provided players with an “unfair advantage”. In fact, Mod Burgess on the forums would go on to say that IRC is “unmoderated” and “promotes rule-breaking” – a statement that could almost be no further from the truth. This may come as a shock to Jagex, but RuneScape players get scammed in RuneScape. If you want to fix that problem, fix your game… remove trading or something if you have to hahaha… (wait a minute…).

Anyways, now that I have discussed what Jagex has said in response to these updates, let’s look more at what some players said when those changes were made. (Quotes all taken from the RuneCrypt forums – original posters may not still hold these opinions)

“Runescape is evolving more and more into a communist state. The chat filter is already oppressive and now even things that aren’t directly part of the game are being questioned and controlled.

I could quite easily live without SS, I survived without it for a LONG time and only recently started using it. What I disagree with is the freedom of choice that’s being taken away yet again.”

(Agent Yuri)

“Banning SS because it provides a thriving clan community a source of communication, and because Jagex failed to satisfy their customers, is stupid. Jagex you were well aware of SS already, you also made numerous promises to make a clan communication system and you did NOT do that.

Jagex, you backstabbed your customers with a false promise, then you turned a safe client that was acceptable into some taboo thing that will now get you banned. SS is safe and better.

Jagex, you failed to do the obvious, and instead took the only decent means of communicating through clans over RS away from us.

May as well ban in-game trading, I mean scams happen in trades too?”

(X Sam Sam X)

The topic of freedom came up on multiple occasions during those debates and discussions, and then continued as Jagex gave Player Moderators the green light to mute any protestors. You may not come from America, but the freedoms of speech and assembly are somewhat basic rights, especially in such a “politically correct” game.

To make it easy for you to see, I have collected gathered some statistics from RuneCrypt’s user databases and public polls.

1 in 4 members stay active on the fansite after retiring from RuneScape.
1 in 8 active members changed their status from P2P to F2P, or changed it to “Retired” after the changes to rules 7 & 9
1 in 3 active members uses some sort of third party software while playing RuneScape.
What can we learn from this data? 1. Fansites keep players in the RuneScape community when RS itself can’t. 2. Updates targeted at fansites are generally unpopular, and result in Jagex losing members. 3. Players don’t listen to Jagex’s advice, and prefer to use third-party software.

But if there is a Jagex employee reading this article, take this as a plea. Regardless of what I just said, I believe that 98% of the decisions made by Jagex are spot on. The company as a whole has fully deserved the awards it has won, and RuneScape will forever be an MMORPG that can’t be mimicked. It is vastly different from any other game I have ever played, and I think that the 98% of good choices could be increased to 99% if more trust was put in the hands of the players, and in turn to the fansites. When it comes down to it, the upper level of the fansite community is administered by at most 25 people working their asses off to serve the most loyal fans – would it be asking too much to give us a break now and then? RuneScape wouldn’t be RuneScape without it’s players and fans. Jagex is simply shooting themselves in the foot by trying to protect their players from the big, bad tipsites who are run by… their players.

know it’s been a while since i posted an article on TRB and i thought that this might be the right time. With the new HD graphics update and all the changes that Runescape has concured this year. As you guys might know, or maybe you probably dont. You probably don’t but yeah, im the creator of RuneSociety and as an admin, im really starting to get the impression that Jagex is slowly killing off RuneScape Help. Why? Well, im not completely certian of course, and this article is mostly alot of my opinion instead of fact, but i think it will really make you think. Over the course of the years, RuneScape Help has been a driving factor in the growth of RuneScape. Even if someone doesn’t play the game itself, they would join a forum like RuneSociety and just simply hang out with the crowd and eventually get into the game at least a bit. So lets talk about some of the actions Jagex has taken and are taking to try and possibly destroy 3rd party help.

The Grand Exchange – Database

Yeah, we all have our complaints about the in-game trading system now, but now lets talk about the tool they recently’ released, the Grand Exchange Database. For players, this is a miracle-ish type thing, you can easily check an items value and history and would kind of resemble a RuneScape wall-street tool. So in a sense, thats great and all right? Well yeah for the players of course, but with the coming of this also created the death of another. As some of us may know, Zybez was the first RuneScape helpsite to create such a tool, and many many players used it, they worked really hard to keep it up to date, seeing as they have to gather data manually rather than have it easily accessable like Jagex, its easy to say that Zybez put alot of work into their tool. Now this Grand Exchange DB came out, and i won’t deny that its more accurate and useful but it also is another major supporter of my theory. Now onto the next piece of evidence

The Knowledge Base

This was first introduced as a replacement for the game manual but this thing is slowly evolving in my opinion to a fully blown mini help site tool. To be really picky, they have their “Quest Help” tool, which supposedly helps players get past parts of quests that they find confusing, what does this remind you of? RuneScape Help of couse! Except this is Jagex’s version with a little kick to make sure that players play their game more instead of reading a guide and just completing the quest. Then they have their game manual that pretty much tells players anything they really need to know about the game.

So what is the point of this article you may think? Well, in a sense Jagex can really never shut down all the fansites but the things they are doing are helping to drive 3rd party help into extinction, afterall, when a new player signs up, and they need help, the first place their going to probably look now is the RuneScape website, and if jagex keeps on improving, the player will have everything they need at the Runescape website. Maybe this isn’t a loss, maybe its a gain, or it could be the other way around, but it depends on how you interpret these types of events.

We’d like to hear what you think.

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I know it’s been a while since i posted an article on TRB and i thought that this might be the right time. With the new HD graphics update and all the changes that Runescape has concured this year. As you guys might know, or maybe you probably dont. You probably don’t but yeah, im the creator of RuneSociety and as an admin, im really starting to get the impression that Jagex is slowly killing off RuneScape Help. Why? Well, im not completely certian of course, and this article is mostly alot of my opinion instead of fact, but i think it will really make you think. Over the course of the years, RuneScape Help has been a driving factor in the growth of RuneScape. Even if someone doesn’t play the game itself, they would join a forum like RuneSociety and just simply hang out with the crowd and eventually get into the game at least a bit. So lets talk about some of the actions Jagex has taken and are taking to try and possibly destroy 3rd party help.

The Grand Exchange – Database

Yeah, we all have our complaints about the in-game trading system now, but now lets talk about the tool they recently’ released, the Grand Exchange Database. For players, this is a miracle-ish type thing, you can easily check an items value and history and would kind of resemble a RuneScape wall-street tool. So in a sense, thats great and all right? Well yeah for the players of course, but with the coming of this also created the death of another. As some of us may know, Zybez was the first RuneScape helpsite to create such a tool, and many many players used it, they worked really hard to keep it up to date, seeing as they have to gather data manually rather than have it easily accessable like Jagex, its easy to say that Zybez put alot of work into their tool. Now this Grand Exchange DB came out, and i won’t deny that its more accurate and useful but it also is another major supporter of my theory. Now onto the next piece of evidence

The Knowledge Base

This was first introduced as a replacement for the game manual but this thing is slowly evolving in my opinion to a fully blown mini help site tool. To be really picky, they have their “Quest Help” tool, which supposedly helps players get past parts of quests that they find confusing, what does this remind you of? RuneScape Help of couse! Except this is Jagex’s version with a little kick to make sure that players play their game more instead of reading a guide and just completing the quest. Then they have their game manual that pretty much tells players anything they really need to know about the game.

So what is the point of this article you may think? Well, in a sense Jagex can really never shut down all the fansites but the things they are doing are helping to drive 3rd party help into extinction, afterall, when a new player signs up, and they need help, the first place their going to probably look now is the RuneScape website, and if jagex keeps on improving, the player will have everything they need at the Runescape website. Maybe this isn’t a loss, maybe its a gain, or it could be the other way around, but it depends on how you interpret these types of events.

We’d like to hear what you think.