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  1. i know its really really unlikely but i mean if this thing gets big...and jagex were to see how many people really want this, then it could happen, as to posting in the wrong area, dont blame me, its not my fault f2p cant post in the forums :x
  2. Ok, my friend and i were just joking around, trying to find secrets of runescape when we said you should be able to analyze certain objects and see what they were made out of and stuff like that. The skill would be called the knowledge skill and you would gain a small amount of xp by simply reading books and stuff like that. Once you get further into it some quests might start having requirements for it. EXAMPLE OF USEFULLNESS IN QUESTS: Lets say the quest is to discover a robbery of a bank. There was evidence left behind that would point to the suspect and its your job to figure out the composition of the items and who they might relate to the greatest. In fact this skill could bring along a whole new breed of things to do. Instead of quests, and achievements, mysteries. They could range from everyday stolen items to legends and myths long forgotton, yet waiting to be solved. As you can probably see this topic can be expanded a thousand times over to include many things. So lets hope this creates enough hype, maybe jagex will make it a skill.

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