buksbunny1

I tried that before I made this post. You can't, not with regular bananas or nuts. No way to do anything with them...

Hi all, As part of the rewards for the Awowogei subquest you have listed: Rewards * Ability to cook Stuffed Snake However, this is not a reward for the subquest. After you finished this part, you will never again be able to cook a Stuffed Snake. If you try to get any other red bananas, you get the message: "You've already cooked the King's meal. You do not need this again." Same thing goes for the Tchiki nuts. If you can't get the ingredients, how can you then cook a Stuffed Snake? I tried it out because the Fur 'n' Seek wish-list left me with some giant snake meat. Nothing to do with it except dropping, I guess. Too bad, the idea of 20 healing food seemed nice enough.

As far as I understand it, a lap in which you failed the sign run doesn't count for your 250 total. Did you check your total lap count before and after a "failed" lap? One failed lap doesn't reset your total lap count, it just doesn't count as a perfect lap. I couldn't check this myself, because I don't fail.

i havent failed yet either... (94 agility) though i have only done 177 laps so far... -- although weight probably makes a difference also (i generally run about -7kg) I train at 7 kg. Weight probably isn't an issue at 99.

If you indeed checked this info yourself... Well if you need me to post the screenies of me on the course, I can and I will... If you want me to prove my xp, just check the highscores. If you're still accusing me of just rewriting the KB, good luck on ya... And no, the signpost will give 25 xp, I just checked again while doing the extension. Sliding down the tube will give you 630 xp (including the lap bonus).

That's why it's called "completing", isn't it? Well if that's unclear, thanks for the addition. Btw, it seems like you don't fail at agility level 99. At least I haven't failed yet.

Well, the OP technically didn't copy it, but you are right...the crew definitely does frown upon submissions that use the KB. The Knowledge Base and even in game messages are sometimes wrong, which is why they insist on actual user testing. I still think the formatting is useful, since that was at least altered. Ehmm just to make myself clear... the information I posted is something I got myself from my own experience. I ran over 100 laps on the Gnome extension yesterday before I posted this. That's why I only entered information on the Gnome course, 'cause I haven't done the other one. I DIDN'T USE THE KB except to check the total xp right after I posted this!! Man, next time remind me to never try to contribute anything ever again... everyone's a critic these days.

I didn't copy anything from the KB, when I calculated it myself I thought that the lap experience was 725. All I did was check the KB afterwards to see if I had calculated it correctly. My mistake... never trust the KB to check your facts... :P In that case, the signpost experience is probably 50 as I calculated it as well (instead of the 25 the KB said it would be).

The Gnome stronghold agility course extension starts after the first tree branch. If you "climb up" the next tree branch instead of crossing the tightrope, you are on it. That is, if you have at least an Agility level of 85. XP gained is: Second tree branch: 25 xp Signpost: 25 xp Swing pole: 25 xp If you complete the entire lap using the extension your total xp per lap is 725. The total course including the extension is: * Walk across the tree branch to start the course. * Climb up the net to end up in the tree. * Climb up the tree branch to the next level of the tree. * Climb up once more on another tree branch for the extended course. * Run across the signpost to the other side. * Swing to two poles to get near the end of the course. * Jump over the barrier to slide down a tube and land at the end of the course. Completing 250 laps using the extended course without failing will get you a nice reward. Talk to the gnome trainers in between to find out how many laps you have already completed. Once you've completed 250 "perfect" laps, you'll get an in-game message that you can claim your reward. Somewhere between agility level 85 and 99 you will no longer fail the course. This is estimated at level 89.

I don't know about all those other ppl that the others claimed to have seen. The lowest level I saw who completed the quest was the last time I looked in the mirror... : I'm combat 99. Want to make a pic? lol...

Just made it to crafting 85:

Two screenies of my friend getting some levels:

Since Summoning is coming out tomorrow, together with a new quest, I'll have to give up my status as combat 85, lowest possible combat lvl, with a quest cape. I first got the cape on 26-Nov-2006 at a combat lvl of 79. Had to train up for Dream Mentor and got the cape back on 27-May-2007 (combat lvl 85). I've kept the cape and my combat lvl on 85 ever since. So, for old times sake, here are my last screenies of getting agility lvl 97, still with the quest cape at combat 85...

Ehm... is anybody looking at this post?

Could it be that this posting was overlooked? Coz i posted another correction on December 26th which is already processed, when this one has no replies so far...