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Quest Cape

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I am going for a quest cape, i only have like 96 QP right now, but im cmbt lvl 99. It shouldnt be that hard should it? I was wondering what the top 5 hardest quests i would have to do were. This is all oppinion so yea. Thanks in advance.

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let me see..some of the hard quest..are...rocking out ::' dessert treasure ;) lunar diplomacy has high requirements..hmm cant remeber any other really hard quest,in the runescape data base they have rankings for each quest,you should check them out.sorry if i didnt gave good advice :cry:

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Haven't done it but I hear Mourning's End : Part 2 is a real stinker unless you have really really high agility, or supreme luck.

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That is very hard to chart, but I'll try. This was my personal experience.

 

 

 

1) Mourning's End Part 2

 

2) Dream Mentor

 

3) Monkey Madness

 

4) Dealing With Scabaras

 

5) Recipe for Disaster Part 10: Final Fight

 

6) Desert Treasure

 

 

 

I was under 90 combat doing all of those, though. Keep it in mind. Most of them are also incredibly fun.

 

 

 

Here're a few to watch out for.

 

 

 

Kennith's Concerns: No Quest ever got me in a fit of rage before. Kennith's Concerns changed that. I never felt more urged kicking something during a quest. I hated every last bit of the quest, and the rewards are terrible.

 

Mountain Daughter: This was my last quest for the Cape. It was an incredible depressing quest though, don't end with it.

 

My Arm's Big Adventure: I severly underestimated the boss at the end. Watch out for it.

 

Smoking Kills: I thought I wouldn't need to change to Protect from Missiles during round 2 of the boss (I was wearing full Torag's and a Dragon Square Shield). How wrong I was. Bring high Magic Defence armour and Protect from Magic the first round, Protect from Missiles the second.

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Ye none of the quests are really that hard, if you get stuck us the tip.it guides, the real thing is having all the requirements.

 

 

 

Combat wise you probaly could do them all at about lvl 90, you just need to know that the boss will throw at you, so thats really when the guides become useful

 

 

 

Id say the 3 hardest quests for me were:

 

 

 

Desert treasure - (i did it at lvl 79 though so you shouldnt really have a problem) Because of its lenght

 

 

 

Mourning end pt 2 - very complicate in the light temple parts

 

 

 

Great brain robbery - Not sure anyone will agree with me, but that was the hardest boss fight i had in all the quests

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I like to think I walk this line every day.

Pinning blame on Jagex is like trying to put pants on an old man.

You both know he needs them, but he'll just keep dancing around, avoiding them at all costs.

Most of the quests are only "hard" because they have tricky bosses or high skill requirements..mainly skills few people actually like.

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