I believe they have already made a set of quests telling or making history. :lol:

 

 

 

I hope they will expand those series to the Second Age. I really want to know how Zaros' Empire, His strongholds and let alone Zaros Himself, looked like.

I wouldn't say Runescape has a storyline overall, more of a general history. A very good history mind!

 

i see ur point i guess most of it is history rather than an actual story, but wgs and the plague city series are the main ones with stories.

 

 

 

and i should clearfy, i meant story in a sense that is has something to do with the history of runescape. doing errands in most quest wouldnt really count as a story.

Compared to two or three years ago they really started to go all out with the stories behind the quest. I believe the Plague City series was the first group of quests that had an interconnecting story. Now we have the dwarves with their own line of quests, Dorgeshuun/goblins, Mort Myre quests, desert quests, Varrock quests, white knight quests, gnome quests, museum quests, troll quests... well you get the point. I like that Jagex has left things very open, often with each group having its own version of history.

The style of writing of the dialogues is often annoying. So I use guides and skip them where possible.

 

 

 

Is the book any better and how much does it relate to the quests? I mean do you have to do the quests to understand the book better or does the book tell the stories of the quests?

The style of writing of the dialogues is often annoying. So I use guides and skip them where possible.

 

 

 

Is the book any better and how much does it relate to the quests? I mean do you have to do the quests to understand the book better or does the book tell the stories of the quests?

 

 

 

With 'book' you mean 'Betrayal at Falador', right?

Also, most of the stories come through quest LINES. All of the stories I told earlier connect, are needed for, or are direct sequels to the previous ones. Quests like One Small Favor do not have the most...deeply historical roots :? (Altough there are some parts like the dwarf gangster). But for the most part the quests do help reveal where the current world of Gielnor comes from.