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I wanan fight the jad and i wanna know... if i die do i lsoe anything? Cuz i was looking at the guide for the minigame and it says low risk so does that mean i lsoe anything? thanks for help in advance. :)

If you die you will not lose anything.

In any minigame, you will lose nothing, so don't sweat it.

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In any minigame, you will lose nothing, so don't sweat it.

 

 

 

Any minigame?

fight caves is a safe minigame. there are 2 kinds of minigames: safe and high-risk. In safe minigames like caves, you keep your stuff. In high risk ones, you lose your stuff

In any minigame, you will lose nothing, so don't sweat it.

 

 

 

Any minigame?

 

Not any minigame, obviously; however, Tzhaar's Fight Caves share the "safe" quality common in all of the multiplayer arena games (Fight Pits, CWars, Dueling, etc).

 

 

 

In the Caves, all of your gear and items are retained upon death (except for any food eaten, potions drunk, arrows destroyed, items dropped, etc). You respawn outside the entrance where you started. You'll still get Tokkul (Tzhaar money) as a reward depending on how far you got, and you'll even get your health, stats, and prayer pumped back up to full. In fact, you're welcome to attempt the caves as many times as you want to earn a small amount of Tokkul or fighting exp.

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