I'm just wondering how mage becomes blue. White and black makes sense, like white mages and black mages, but aqua ones? :thumbdown: The woodcutting one matches almost completely as compared to the fletching one. Where do you see yellow arrows or green feathers? D:

 

 

 

It simple represents the Wizard's Hat...

I can't think anything about hunter lol

I can't think anything about hunter lol

 

dosent hunter have sorta earthy coulours?

I'm sure the skillcapes either match up with some colour of something from the skill, or some English colour tradition like back in the old day. I believe red meant you were a warrior and such. Purple was royalty, gold/yellow was generosity. Etc.

The red and green on strength capes always looked kinda stupid to me. Like Christmas.

 

 

 

Which is why even when I can have one I probably won't. Just can't stand the colors :lol:

 

 

 

Love the thieving one though!

Def=The color of shield on the symbol.

 

 

 

All I can think of. :thumbdown:

 

 

 

I can't think of many for myself, although I would have thought with this they would have made the sheild fit the cape and not vice versa. :-)

 

Blue = colour of damage when you hit 0.

 

Red (attack cape and strength trim) = colour of damage splash when you hit higher then 0.

most deffinatley represent the skill :P and they all look pretty good too :thumbsup:

Cooking, pies have purple and red berry fillings.

 

 

 

Or it could mean 3rd degree burns on the hands. :shock:

 

Oh, hooray.