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Let's try and keep away from flaming each other and focus on the main debate. There's no need for personal attacks to make a good point.

It's so awesome. :D Quite a change from deflection, but it looks great and will be perfect once any bugs are sorted out.

When your fatigue reaches 100% you can't gain any more experience until you've rested in a sleeping bag or bed. To wake back up you have to type in a captcha code that is shown on your screen. Basically it was Jagex's way of preventing autoers.

Well at 91 thieving pyramid plunder is definitely faster. As for 81 I did a few quick calculations and the maximum experience obtainable at this level would be between 150-180k experience/hour. Blackjacking caps at around 200k experience/hour so that makes it a bit better than pyramid plunder until 91. However you also need to consider that 200k experience/hour blackjacking requires an immense amount of attention and clicking so your more likely to get less than that if you can't stay focused the entire time. Personally I would say 81+ thieving would be the best time to switch to pyramid plunder as it is a much more relaxing method and will allow you to get very similar experience to blackjacking. It's up to personal preference really if you want to start at 81 or 91 thieving. Anything before that will give less experience than other methods though.

Please use the topic mentioned above for posting all trivial youtube videos. ;) Locking this.

I've added a small section on using the prayer book. Not the best method to use but still viable for some players. :thumbup: Good point, I've listed not banking under the banking methods section, thanks! Good luck on your goal then, you're already getting pretty close to it. :)

But then I stole them back! :P Spent a little over a day and went from 74-80 Thieving. I was originally going to blackjack all the way to 81 but I found it boring after the first five minutes so I went and did some plundering instead. Pyramid Plunder = Fun way to train thieving In fact it was so fun I wrote a guide for it! [/endshamelessguideplug] School starts again for me tomorrow so my time playing will be limited again, but I think I got a lot done over the past several days I've had off. 70-80 construction 90 cooking 83 magic 74-80 Thieving I think I'll go do some fishing this week as it's semi afkable and if I have some time I'll be back at the pyramid again. :)

The NEW Guide to Pyramid Plunder >>>>> Version 2.0 The latest changes to the guide can be found in a teal colour. So you want to level your thieving but you're tired of continuously stealing from someones pockets that seem to hold enough cash to buy out the partyhat economy. Perhaps you're bored of constantly knocking out Menaphites and Bandits faster than they can get back up; or maybe you're just looking for a new minigame that's easy to learn and fun to play. In this guide I'll show you how Pyramid Plunder can be a fun way to level thieving without the lonely stream of clicking in the same spot over and over again. While it may look confusing the first time you play, you can quickly become a master at this great minigame. Contents 1. Requirements 2. How to Get There 3. Healing & Equipment 4. How to Play 4.1 Step By Step Run Through 4.2 Banking 4.3 Floor Room Maps5. Experience for Looting 6. Recharging your Sceptre 7. The Loot 8. Tips & Tricks 9. Closing & Credits 1. Requirements 2. How to Get There 3. Healing & Equipment 4. How to Play [spoiler=Overview Map] Blue Dots: Entrances to the Pyramid. The Mummy will be in one of these so you have to check each one until you find the one he's in. Yellow Dot: There is an altar nearby to recharge your prayer if you need to use it at all during the minigame. (Not recommended) Red Dot: The ladder in the room leads down to the bank that you can access after completing the quest Contact! Green Dot: Simon Templeton, the archaeologist who will buy all your treasures you get from Pyramid Plunder. [spoiler=4.1 Step By Step Run Through] Playing Pyramid Plunder is pretty simple. If you use the Sceptre to teleport you can skip the first step as you will be teleported right next to the mummy. 1. Once you have arrived at the Pyramid search the outer doors until you find the one that leads to the room with the mummy. This room changes about every 15 minutes or so. 2. When you're inside right click on the mummy and choose quick start to begin your plundering. 3. Basically what you want to do is to get to the second highest room that you can in the shortest amount of time. The levels required for each room is as follows: Room 1 requires 21 Thieving Room 2 requires 31 Thieving Room 3 requires 41 Thieving Room 4 requires 51 Thieving Room 5 requires 61 Thieving Room 6 requires 71 Thieving Room 7 requires 81 Thieving Room 8 requires 91 Thieving So if you're 91 Thieving you'll want to get to room 7 as fast as possible. 4. In each room there are four possible doors that can lead to the next room, search all of them until you find the one that takes you to the next room. Continue this with all the rooms until you reach the second highest room you are able to plunder. 5. Once you've reached your second highest room you need to check for snakes in all of the urns, and then if you have time remaining start searching the urns for more experience. At lower levels you should be able to check for snakes and search all the urns but once you get to 81+ thieving you will only have time to check for snakes. 6. When the time remaining is around a little less than half you should search the Gold Chest in the centre and start searching for the next door to go through. Be careful when searching the Gold chest as sometimes a swarm of scarabs can come out and start to attack you. 7. In the last room you will want to check for snakes and then search every urn. Once you have completed that search the Gold Chest (again watch out for scarabs) and then leave the pyramid through the exit door if you have time left. (which you usually shouldn't) 8. That's it! Now all you have to do is bank (If you're banking see section 4.2) and you're ready to make another run through. Notes About Plundering: NEVER open the Sarcophagus. It doesn't give thieving experience (only strength), takes a while to open, and releases a mummy which will attack you and other players. If you want a Sceptre you're better off searching the gold chest in every room rather than the Sarcophagus' which is a waste of time. You can use a lockpick to make opening the doors faster but you will only get half the experience so it is not recommended. Besides it is just as quick to spam click the door until it opens. You can search the urns without checking them but the failure rate is a lot higher. It is better to check them and then search them; it gives the same experience as just searching them and hardly takes any extra time. If you fail at checking or searching an urn you will take a small amount of damage and will be poisoned. (See the healing section for anti-poison/healing methods) The max damage that you can be hit with is around 40 and the max amount you can be poisoned for is 30. [spoiler=4.2 Banking]There are two ways you can bank. The first method requires a Sceptre and the second requires the quest Contact. Method 1: After you are finished plundering your last room use a duelling ring to teleport to castlewars. From there you can bank your loot and use your sceptre to quickly teleport to the starting point of the minigame. An alternative to this method would be to teleport to Edgeville using an amulet of glory, but it is a little less convenient as castlewars has a summoning obelisk nearby to recharge your summoning points as well as a one click bank. Method 2: Exit the pyramid after you've finished plundering and head to the Sophanem bank (see map earlier in section 4). From there you can bank your treasure and head back to the pyramid where you must search each door to find the room the mummy is in. There is a summoning obelisk just outside of Sophanem that can be used to recharge your summoning points if needed. Method 3: To use this method you will need to use a Bunyip for healing and instead of banking every trip you will only bank when your familiar dies to renew your summoning points and get a new Bunyip pouch. When using this method try to always keep at least 12 stone trinkets or 6 gold trinkets in your inventory at all times so you can recharge your sceptre when it runs out of teleports. By banking only to renew your familiar you will be able to get in an extra run per hour which can be anywhere from 10-20k experience. [spoiler=4.3 Floor Room Maps] 5. Experience for Looting 6. Recharging Your Sceptre 7. The Loot 8. Tips & Tricks World 64 is the unofficial Pyramid Plunder world. I personally find it more fun when plundering together with others. The door to the next room will be the same for every player playing. Try working together with others to find the next door quickly. The doors in each room reset every time someone enters the pyramid. If you've checked all the doors and none of them were right, check them all again. This happens more often on busy worlds but I find that the benefit of finding the doors faster outweighs the annoyance of the doors changing when someone enters the pyramid so I still use world 64. You may want to bring an emergency teleport the first time you go through just in case. [spoiler=Codguy has also allowed me to post his run through video for anyone who wants to see how the game is played in action.] 9. Closing & Credits I hope my guide has taught you something about Pyramid Plunder. I tried to include everything I could find out to make this minigame easy to learn as well as fun to play. I'll eventually post a video with a run through to give more of an idea of how it works so you can see it in action. If you have any tips I may have missed be sure to mention them and I'll be sure to add them and credit you. Constructive criticism and comments are always welcome too. :) Special thanks to Tip.it for providing many of the references in my guide. Written By: Gandorf61 November 15th 2009 Also thanks to: JoeDaStudd magib1 Codguy 1zacman1 JacTise69 miracleman58 [spoiler=Guide History] Wrote Guide Fixed Formating Adjusted Requirements Added extra inventory information Added alternative banking method Added additional inventory setup Added Codguy's video (Thanks!) Fixed Damages to reflect the hitpoints update Dungeoneering prayer + penance armour added Adding missing Dungeoneering rewards Revamped section 3, Added floor room maps (4.3), Updated entire guide Underbanner: [url="http://forum.tip.it/topic/250989-the-new-guide-to-pyramid-plunder/"][img=http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/9300/pyramidsig2.png][/url]

I'll log in occasionally when I get bored but I don't plan on power training anything or really putting a lot of effort into getting high stats for my character. It was cool to try out but not something I will play as much as the current Runescape.

All Runescape screenshots and videos should be posted in this sticky. The Gallery is a forum meant for any sort of art. ;) Locking this as you can post your screenshot there.

Go to "My Settings" and then click the "Blogs" tab. From there you have to accept the user agreement and you can start your own blog. ;)

At the top of the post edit box there should be a box called "Other Styles". Click that box and choose the fourth one from the top of the list (Spoiler) after highlighting some text and it will put the hide tags around the text for you.

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I've removed the link, but I'll leave the topic open for discussion. :) I like watching apocalyptic films so I'm thinking this movie should also be good if it has some nice special effects and some good acting. I'm not one for believing in this whole "2012" thing but if it turns out to be real, then perhaps this movie will prepare us for the actual disaster. :P

If you talk to Arianwyn in Lletya he will give you the crystal required to enter the Light Temple from the front door (if you no longer have it on you or in your bank). Once you enter the temple you can then fix the light puzzle so you can get through again.

Image from Tip.it's Treasure Trail Guide: Get the four corner squares (Blue) done first then do the rest of those two rows (Purple). That's about all I can offer. If you follow that order you should be able to solve it.

I actually prefer the smaller "pick up and play" games on Funorb. The reason being is I play Runescape as my "Big Game" and Funorb's smaller games provide a nice break as I can jump in at anytime and play for as little as 5-10 minutes. Although I'd have to admit AoG, Dungeon Assault, and Kickabout League are all really fun games, even if I suck at most of them. :P

And now I can't. :P I will be there in spirit form though! PS. You level too fast Mr.Socks.

It's actually been in BETA stage for the past couple of weeks. You can discuss anything about it in this topic. ;) Locking this as there isn't a need for another topic about it.

...how planks stay together without using nails. [spoiler=Stuff I can make now] Not that I'm complaining but it just seems like everything in my house should be a little unstable without nails to hold them all together. :P Spent around 7-8 hours playing some fast stealing creation and then today I went from 70 - 80 construction. :D Now I'm off to spend a bunch of cash to make my house a lot better which should be fun. Probably get a gilded alter, throne room, dungeon, and some other cool stuff.