Brimhaven Agility Course. Only answer if you REALLY know.

[I_Skill_Rs]

Hi. I want to start training agility using the Brimhaven Agility Course. I have checked Tip-it and it is classified as a minigame on the map. So, I wanted to know if it was a low risk or high risk minigame. Please answer, and thank you in advance to whomever does answer.

[Vaskor]

You can manage to die there if you really make an effort to die. If you die, you loose your staff. But it is just as any other Agility course - don't take heavy armor, instead bring food and as I said, no one dies there unless they really want to.

[I_Skill_Rs]

You can manage to die there if you really make an effort to die. If you die, you loose your staff. But it is just as any other Agility course - don't take heavy armor, instead bring food and as I said, no one dies there unless you really want to.

 

 

 

Will it be easy to die as a level 3?

[sk8_tolivv]

I would have to say its probably a low risk mini-game. The only way you would die is if you didn't know your hp was really low and you failed an obsticle and died.

[Platinum_Myr]

The brimhaven agility arena IS a minigame, and it's "technically" a high risk game, in that you CAN die and lose items (if you aren't paying any attention at all)

 

 

 

It's a ticket based game, that works like so:

 

 

 

You have to tag pillars in a row, so the first pillar starts the sequence, and every minute or so, a new pillar is flagged. You have to tag that pillar before the time is up, and you get a ticket. If not, you have to start over. So for ever 2nd and beyond pillar you get without missing = 1 ticket.

 

 

 

The pillars are split up by obstacles that require certain levels to pass. Some are advisable to skip, while some are good.

 

 

 

See the guide for more information on how to play the minigame.

 

 

 

When you get tickets, you can trade them in for experience or items such as herbs (or the pirate hook) on the first floor.

 

 

 

The experience is best when you trade in 1k tickets (300xp) but 1k tickets can sometimes take a while.

 

 

 

I find it much more fun than any agility course, but also a bit slower that some of the best courses.

 

 

 

My recomendation is that you don't even try till at least 40 agility, and do NOT attempt the darts obstacles. If you do go, bring agility pots.

 

 

 

The darts obstacles are very hard to pass at lower levels, and also reduce your agility level by 3 every time you mess up (making the next try harder). They can be avoided, and unless you are really high agility they should be.

 

 

 

Hope that helps! :D

 

 

 

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You can manage to die there if you really make an effort to die. If you die, you loose your staff. But it is just as any other Agility course - don't take heavy armor, instead bring food and as I said, no one dies there unless you really want to.

 

 

 

Will it be easy to die as a level 3?

 

 

 

Maybe, but since you only have 10 hp, the obstacles will not kill you in one hit. You should bring lots of food, and be careful. Most obstacles should only hit 2-3 on you at 10 hp, so you can survive, but make sure you learn how much they hit.

 

 

 

As a level 3, you have to be careful, but not overly careful.

[Vaskor]

You should be fine with lvl 3 combat if you have high enough Agility. With 10 HP you will get only 2 damage from failing an obstacle, so just eat when needed and that's it.