Esper_Jones

I knew I'd get it eventually, but a Nech task wasn't bad.

My guess is it will be the jadinko that requires the highest slayer level to kill (91) that drops it. The lower ones might drop it too, just at a significantly lower rate. (I believe the slayer requirements for the other two are 80 and 86.) Hm. They said that the vine is going to have a requirement of 80 slayer. If it's an untradeable drop from all three, that would give it that requirement...

Well, at least we can't accuse Jagex of not testing their updates before they release them.

It's apparently going to match its steel equivalents. But hey, I guess combining the tinderbox, needle and chisel will save bankspace. Inb4 different animations with longer times. At least it'll be handy to have in the bank and for quests; less STFU need a pickaxe, go bank get back, STFU need a needle, go get needle, RARGGGGH seriously need a tinder? could you not of told me this at the start?!?, go bank, need hatchet, ARRRGGGH STFU QUEST, log off ... this?

That's kind of the point. Why would it require a dungeoneering level and have nothing to do with Daemonheim?

188 Clean Toadflax from an Abberant Spectre.

Adamant Ceremonial swords aren't bad. 25 Adamant Ores ~= 27k 150 Coal ~= 3k Avg XP per Sword: 5.5k 6gp/xp or so, in a much less boring fashion.

One Small Favour was an amazing quest.

Did anyone solve the last line of the limerick? It doesn't follow the rhyming pattern, and is cut off, so if we get that last word/phrase, we may know more about the pirate quest.

How about for NORMAL people? Normal people typically aren't accepted in these types of teams.

But... wasn't this the way it was even when free trade was not present? Getting 3 Visages in 1 hour at Frost Dragons. Getting a Torva Platebody on the first day at Nex. 76Ker getting back-to-back Ancient Statuettes, or Dragon Full Helms before the ordinary drops were replaced. Even sniping a Divine Sigil off the GE. Still a big difference between getting a rare drop that takes hundreds of hours on average to get, and having a 50/50 chance of making as much as you're willing to risk in minutes. Even getting lucky with rare drops involves doing a regular money making method to start with, with the added chance of getting lucky. When you stake, you're deciding what you put on the line, and you KNOW that you have a 50/50 chance of winning big. Not getting a rare drop means you lose nothing. Not winning a stake means you lose a huge amount.

Nope lol it turned into a gnome crystal seed or something, wait another few years for the next quest, okay have fun. That's Prifddinas...? I don't even think there's anything wrong with Arposandara except for the fact that it's hidden deep below the sewers. Below? I was under the impression that it was a floating city for some reason...

How many did you kill?

The new quest will be awesome, but the demon ashes are going to be perplexing. Why now, after all the time requesting it? Either way, expect dragon bone prices to dip a bit.

People could collect more than one Santa - but only one Scythe could be picked up per person.

I explicitly trained Fletching in anticipation of this update. I guess I should do "Do no Evil" though, just in case!

Incredible support! Make these challenges able to be cancelled for free and you have a winning update. You should post this on the TSG forums to drum up support, and then post on the RSOF to get these noticed. :)

Why not just make chaotics tradeable? They still have the dungeoneering requirement, and it would make high level dungeoneering incredibly profitable, while still removing a lot of money from the game from recharges.

If you ever want to get it published, Jagex' legal department will be on you before you can say 'profit.'

Scythe and Bunny Ears. :D

If you're a higher level your prestige xp is going to be much higher than your floor XP. That's how prestige makes you get higher XP rates at higher levels. If you finished say, 30 floors, and then reset, your prestige XP will be much higher than if you only did 5 floors and then reset - even on the same floor!

Not really, since it's not a PvP situation - you would still be able to buy the armor without the skill. There'd be an uproar, but not nearly as big as the herblore pots.

This is awesome, thanks for digging it up. I thought it was lost! Das - totally sticky this. :D

As much as I'd like a cape saying when I joined, this seems completely useless. If I want to prove to someone I've been around for a while, I whip out my Scythe or Bunny Ears. There are already few enough players still around who can get the '01 or '02 cape (I'd only qualify for the '02, unfortunately), and making a full update for just those few people is a bit overkill.

Not my highest but this is fun, and faster than melee!