[hide]More words of the possible anagram:

 

Lumbridge

Edgeville

Draynor

Barbarian Village

Misthalin

Goblin Village

Ice Mountain

Ice Dungeon

ARE ALL IMPOSSIBLE

 

However, Oracle is possible, Talked to her, doesn't say anything :(.[/hide]

French, last red sentence:

 

[hide]"L'étoffe d'hommes fortunés regèle dur"[/hide]

I can't translate french but google can.

The makings of wealthy men refreezes hard

German:

Spiel gefroren Murmelufo?

English:

Active game player rescues our cliff imp

 

Okay, Active game player rescues cliff imp

 

to me, that says standing around in-game and doing nothing is exactly the opposite of what we're doing.

 

also, it wont be an anagram, that's far too hard.

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O.O

 

 

btw, beads, redberry pie and 42 gp dont work!

So, the French and German clues both say something about something cold, and the English mentions a Cliff.

 

I tried the Oracle on the mountain, she was no help.

 

The length of the phrases differing in different languages makes me think that it won't have straight location names in the clues, so perhaps not an anagram after all.

Ok, I've done Rough translations of the French and German second part of the cryptic clue for the item/item location. They are nonsense phrases/cryptic like the English clue:

 

[hide] French: "L'etoffe d'hommes fortunes regele dur." ----> "The efforts of monied men refreeze hard"

 

German: "Spiel gefroren Murmelufo" ----> "Game frozen, Murmelufo "

 

The name "murmeloufo" is ringing some bells, perhaps something to do with the puro-puro imps?

 

I could be wrong about these translations, but both contain references to "frozen"/freezing" suggest again, the north. Perhaps spiked ice boots from burthorpe? [/hide]

try an internet anagram server.....been playing with the english clue...no luck so far....don't know enough french or german

Ok, I've done Rough translations of the French and German second part of the cryptic clue for the item/item location. They are nonsense phrases/cryptic like the English clue:

 

[hide] French: "L'etoffe d'hommes fortunes regele dur." ----> "The efforts of monied men refreeze hard"

 

German: "Spiel gefroren Murmelufo" ----> "Game frozen, Murmelufo "

 

The name "murmeloufo" is ringing some bells, perhaps something to do with the puro-puro imps?

 

I could be wrong about these translations, but both contain references to "frozen"/freezing" suggest again, the north. Perhaps spiked ice boots from burthorpe? [/hide]

 

 

 

Think f2p remember this event is both p2p and f2p

This is a big hint I think

 

 

Notice he says where you can read up on this kinda of thing.

Hes not telling us the items, hes telling us about a place where we can read about the items.

Assuming you're on the right trail (considered it myself as well), then the location would be or varrack castle or the mysterious old man, as they both have readable books. (Ideally we should check out the names of various locations both in english, french and german and compare them with their respective clues)

So, the French and German clues both say something about something cold, and the English mentions a Cliff.

 

I tried the Oracle on the mountain, she was no help.

 

The length of the phrases differing in different languages makes me think that it won't have straight location names in the clues, so perhaps not an anagram after all.

 

yeah the oracle was my first try

 

maybe the cavern south of rimmington? somewhere around there..?

 

just a guess, too lazy to check it out myself

étoffe, i don't really know how to translate it, but it's a piece of cloth. fortuné-> wealthy

Could it just be that we've got to pick like every third letter of the sentence, like we did with the clue on the forum?

Of course, again picking every third letter would be to easy, there must be a hint what we have to do with the letters.

Ok, I've done Rough translations of the French and German second part of the cryptic clue for the item/item location. They are nonsense phrases/cryptic like the English clue:

 

[hide] French: "L'etoffe d'hommes fortunes regele dur." ----> "The efforts of monied men refreeze hard"

 

German: "Spiel gefroren Murmelufo" ----> "Game frozen, Murmelufo "

 

The name "murmeloufo" is ringing some bells, perhaps something to do with the puro-puro imps?

 

I could be wrong about these translations, but both contain references to "frozen"/freezing" suggest again, the north. Perhaps spiked ice boots from burthorpe? [/hide]

 

 

 

Think f2p remember this event is both p2p and f2p

 

 

Oh pants! Of course, of course. Good catch. Can't be burthorpe. Sorry was thinking fully p2p. Back to the thinking!

This is a big hint I think

 

 

Notice he says where you can read up on this kinda of thing.

Hes not telling us the items, hes telling us about a place where we can read about the items.

Assuming you're on the right trail (considered it myself as well), then the location would be or varrack castle or the mysterious old man, as they both have readable books. (Ideally we should check out the names of various locations both in english, french and german and compare them with their respective clues)

 

I already tried MoM

Could it just be that we've got to pick like every third letter of the sentence, like we did with the clue on the forum?

Of course, again picking every third letter would be to easy, there must be a hint what we have to do with the letters.

Don't think so, up till now all the clues were unrelated as well (though I tried out some similar approaches when I started)

So, the French and German clues both say something about something cold, and the English mentions a Cliff.

 

I tried the Oracle on the mountain, she was no help.

 

The length of the phrases differing in different languages makes me think that it won't have straight location names in the clues, so perhaps not an anagram after all.

 

I'VE GOT IT

"active game player rescues our cliff imp"

 

is an anagram of

 

"Type a specific magic reveal, self rumour"

 

but obviously that's completely wrong

So, the French and German clues both say something about something cold, and the English mentions a Cliff.

 

I tried the Oracle on the mountain, she was no help.

 

The length of the phrases differing in different languages makes me think that it won't have straight location names in the clues, so perhaps not an anagram after all.

 

yeah the oracle was my first try

 

maybe the cavern south of rimmington? somewhere around there..?

 

just a guess, too lazy to check it out myself

 

Yeah i was thinking the blurite caverns aswell but im not sure where i could read anything there that would help me with the items

This is a big hint I think

 

 

Notice he says where you can read up on this kinda of thing.

Hes not telling us the items, hes telling us about a place where we can read about the items.

Assuming you're on the right trail (considered it myself as well), then the location would be or varrack castle or the mysterious old man, as they both have readable books. (Ideally we should check out the names of various locations both in english, french and german and compare them with their respective clues)

 

I already tried MoM

 

I personally think based on this that the answer could be hidden in the web site/game guide.

So, the French and German clues both say something about something cold, and the English mentions a Cliff.

 

I tried the Oracle on the mountain, she was no help.

 

The length of the phrases differing in different languages makes me think that it won't have straight location names in the clues, so perhaps not an anagram after all.

 

yeah the oracle was my first try

 

maybe the cavern south of rimmington? somewhere around there..?

 

just a guess, too lazy to check it out myself

 

Yeah i was thinking the blurite caverns aswell but im not sure where i could read anything there that would help me with the items

 

 

Just checked there, nothin'

I tried

[hide]Banana

White apron

from Port Sarim Food store[/hide]

Didn't work

So, the French and German clues both say something about something cold, and the English mentions a Cliff.

 

I tried the Oracle on the mountain, she was no help.

 

The length of the phrases differing in different languages makes me think that it won't have straight location names in the clues, so perhaps not an anagram after all.

 

yeah the oracle was my first try

 

maybe the cavern south of rimmington? somewhere around there..?

 

just a guess, too lazy to check it out myself

Yeah i was thinking the blurite caverns aswell but im not sure where i could read anything there that would help me with the items

I'm there right now but I can't find anything

So, the French and German clues both say something about something cold, and the English mentions a Cliff.

 

I tried the Oracle on the mountain, she was no help.

 

The length of the phrases differing in different languages makes me think that it won't have straight location names in the clues, so perhaps not an anagram after all.

 

yeah the oracle was my first try

 

maybe the cavern south of rimmington? somewhere around there..?

 

just a guess, too lazy to check it out myself

 

Yeah i was thinking the blurite caverns aswell but im not sure where i could read anything there that would help me with the items

 

Blurite requires a quest and I think JaGex wants this noob friendly.

Well, assuming one extracts Port Sarim from the sentence, we are left with few random letters,amongst them 4 forming cave, cliff is a bit obvious. Maybe those caverns?

it looks cryptic to me

 

cliff might mean edge, and an imp could be a villain, so I'm checking out edgeville, but since I've never done a cryptic crossword before, I'm not sure if I'm close

This is a big hint I think

 

 

Notice he says where you can read up on this kinda of thing.

Hes not telling us the items, hes telling us about a place where we can read about the items.

Assuming you're on the right trail (considered it myself as well), then the location would be or varrack castle or the mysterious old man, as they both have readable books. (Ideally we should check out the names of various locations both in english, french and german and compare them with their respective clues)

 

I already tried MoM

One would actually need to try out all the different book shelves in his home... but I think it will be far more complicated. E.g. that they made some random bookshelve in some random home readable and that the clue points us to that exact home or something like that :/ Hmm...

That redberry rumour has spread so much lol.