The Catapult Construction quest is rated "Hard" in the list of quests.

 

 

 

It involves some wandering around and associated trap-dodging in Isafdar, a trip to the dwarf mines and Port Sarim, and solving a couple of puzzles. There's no combat at all - not even aggressive monsters to run past on the way.

 

 

 

Does this quest really deserve to be rated alongside Monkey Magic and Desert Treasure in the ranks of "hard" RQ quests?

 

 

 

Note that Roving Elves, which involves just as much trap-dodging but also a fight without weapons, armour or prayer against a level 84 monster is rated "Easy".

 

 

 

I'd suggest that Catapult Construction should be no more than "Medium", and arguably should be "Easy".

The Catapult Construction quest is rated "Hard" in the list of quests.

 

 

 

It involves some wandering around and associated trap-dodging in Isafdar, a trip to the dwarf mines and Port Sarim, and solving a couple of puzzles. There's no combat at all - not even aggressive monsters to run past on the way.

 

 

 

Does this quest really deserve to be rated alongside Monkey Magic and Desert Treasure in the ranks of "hard" RQ quests?

 

 

 

Note that Roving Elves, which involves just as much trap-dodging but also a fight without weapons, armour or prayer against a level 84 monster is rated "Easy".

 

 

 

I'd suggest that Catapult Construction should be no more than "Medium", and arguably should be "Easy".

 

 

 

 

 

Just because u don't convulse in combat doesn't mean the quest must be easy. Would it be easiter to kill a man or disarm a bomb? :shame:

Generally we use the Jagex rating for a quest. Jagex lists this one as Master level.

 

 

 

If they listed it as an Easy quest, no doubt a lot of low level players would be thinking they could do it. The fact that you have to get through the Underground Pass quest and Regicide before this quest is a real factor.

 

 

 

Thanks for posting though.