Ghostwriter

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Well, yeah. I mean, all skills are worthless until you put something in to make them worthwhile. I don't see how that's an argument.

That's the understatement of the century. They could drop party hats and free barrow armor an hour a day every week and no one would notice. The few hapless people who visit it religiously probably wouldn't be believed if they told anyone.

That could be rather difficult. You'd have to at least encompass some melee skills and ranging skills or it would take too much time and money to be worth it. Of course, if you have a lot of resources and are just doing it 'for the fun of it', then it might be slightly easier (Since you're not using the account for anything else.)

I can't recall where an Amulet of Catspeak can be found.