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3 points per log? You'd probably get thousands of points a game. Rune axe prices would fall, and so would tree seeds. You need to make the rewards for the minigame cost way more.

You only really need to do the first quest - Part 1 - to have access to the fairy rings. It's a pretty easy quest, made a lot easier if you have 43 prayer, but doable without it. You only need to start the second quest to have access to them, none of the skill requirements for it are needed to use them.

Far too huge a reward. 100k mining EXP? 100k tokkul? Even the law runes and coins are a bit much for such a simple quest. Also, Swan Song and Garden of Tranquility should be requirements for the quest - if you kill the WOM, then you can't use him for either of those quests anymore and the game breaks.

Do that clue scroll.

People bring Saradomin brews because they heal a lot - 20, I think? And since a potion can have four doses in it, that's 80 or however health in one inventory space.

Construction. Hate. Construction. Stupid. Waste. Of. Money.

Ok, that souds like a plan, but i have a couple question about that if you dont mind answering. 1. I dont know what quest that is to get the workers. (i think it is fremennik trails but im not sure) 2. How much do you have to pay the workers? Please answer if you want Since this question didn't get answered. To be able to get Maple Logs from Miscellania, you need to do the Throne of Miscellania quest. You can pay them up to 50,000 GP a day - they'll gather more if you pay them more. Once you complete Royal Trouble, you can pay them up to 75,000 GP a day - and you also have 5 extra workers, putting you at 15. But you can only have a maximum of 10 workers at one job.

We do?

I use tip.it for most things, but use Zybez for the price guide, and its skill training guides. If the tip.it quest guide doesn't make sense, I use either the Zybez or Sal's guide.

Barlak is indeed in Dorgesh-Kaan. To get there, you must have completed the Death to the Dorgeshuun quest. Tip.it gives his location as: "Find him by leaving the goblin marketplace via the southwest corner, then travelling north along the corridor."

Certain items are destroyed when you remove them and some aren't. IF you mount an Amulet of Glory, Legend's Cape, or Anti-Dragon Fire Breath shield, then you get it back. Similarly, you get your Decorative armour back if you delete that stand. Basically, if it holds anything that you had to put in there (as in, a costume rack, for example), or if it holds an item that was put in the moment it was made (Legend's Cape, etc), then yes. Although I'm not sure if you recieve portraits back when you remove them. And if you delete the costume room without taking anything out of the furniture in it, then I've heard you lose all the items in it.

Fire, I believe.

I haven't done the quest, but, from reading the quest guide, it makes no indication you can't catch them afterwards. Have you lost your vessel? If so, you can buy another one from Tiadeche for 2 GP.

No.

I want to do the Legend's Quest, and I need to do the Underground Pass and Family Crest quests before I can even start it. My agility is 49 and my magic is 58. Where should I train my agility to be good enough for the Underground Pass? The guide suggests 50+ - so I'm guessing I'll get 54 or 55 or something. So far I have three options I'm thinking of: 1. Just go on the Barbarian agility course all the time. 2. Do Monkey Madness and use the Ape Atoll course. 3. Complete all the medium tasks in the Karmaja achievement diary, and then train in the Agility Arena. Which one is best? To get 60 magic, I've thought of a few options.. 1. Pest Control. I'd really rather not do this one, it's an interesting concept for a minigame, but it's not very well excecuted. 2. High Level Alchemy. I don't really have anything to cast this on. 3. Fire Bolt/Crumble Undead. I can't really think of anything good to cast Crumble Undead on. Thanks in advance!

It's in Edgeville Dungeon. You might have gone there to kill Chronozon for the Family Crest quest, it's in the exact same area.

6. 6 is the world where everyone comes to play Barbarian Assault.

Runescape - where you can catch butterflies!

I voted for the Burthrope/Troll area. It has the Rogue's Den, Goutweed, the Games Room, a slayer master - so many things could be put there.

Umm..RuneScape is probably the MMORPG I know of that has the most backstory and plot involved. The writing is excellent - quests are referenced in other quests, most things are clearly related to others. Compare this to other MMORPGs - where quests are: "Fetch me 11 rat tails. Despite the fact that I carry a heavy sword, and in my house are various signs of richness, for some reason, I am too lazy to get them myself, and also, I apparently have some sort of need for them."

Is there anyone who actually thinks the fountain looks better? They ruined its look!

For f2p- Your first combat skill - I would guess attack. Your first non combat skill - Outside of Tutorial Island - woodcutting. Inside Tutorial Island - woodcutting or fishing, I think those were the two they made you do first? Your first memorisable achievement? - Killing the high-level barbarian in the pub! What was his name again? Your first f2p quest? Cook's Assistant or Sheep Shearer, one of those. For P2p (after f2p)- Your first non combat members skill - Thieving Your first memorisable members achievement? - Succesfully pickpocketing the first man I tried to pickpocket! Your first mingame - Gnomeball, I think. Your first quest? Either Witch's House or Fishing Contest, probably Fishing Contest. Lost City was the first one I started, though.

Back in RSC, I saw goblin mail in the general store and assumed it was great armour. So I got all the coins I had collected so far and bought some. I quit shortly afterwards.

Dharok: Dar-rock Karil: Kar-ril Verac: Ve-rack Guthan: Guth-in Ahrim: Ah-rim Torag: Tor-ag

Seriously? I planted two of mine! At least I still have one.