Hai, I'm training RC at Runespan on my DIY'er (currently 61 rc).

My plan was to get 77 RC reasonably fast in the Runespan, then make runes in real Runescape to get my mage up and get gear from Barrows.

But then my sister told me that you nead to do quests to access the blood and death alters (Legacy of Seergaze and Mournings End Part 2 respectively), both of which I'm not going to be able to do anytime soon I don't think.

 

So my question is, can I access the alter through the abyss without have to complete the quests?

 

Thanks in advanced!

Hai, I'm training RC at Runespan on my DIY'er (currently 61 rc).

My plan was to get 77 RC reasonably fast in the Runespan, then make runes in real Runescape to get my mage up and get gear from Barrows.

But then my sister told me that you nead to do quests to access the blood and death alters (Legacy of Seergaze and Mournings End Part 2 respectively), both of which I'm not going to be able to do anytime soon I don't think.

 

So my question is, can I access the alter through the abyss without have to complete the quests?

 

Thanks in advanced!

 

Simple question; simple answer: No.

No, you cannot craft runes on an altAr without the appropriate quest, even through the abyss.

nor can you enter them using the shadow silk hook on your daily teleports

Meh.

 

Kay thanks guys.

The quests actually aren't that terrible. You would get them done pretty fast. Just focus on them and the skills you need for them and you will get them done in like a week if not less. :)

The quests actually aren't that terrible. You would get them done pretty fast. Just focus on them and the skills you need for them and you will get them done in like a week if not less. :)

 

MEP2 will drive you crazy if you don't use a guide, but otherwise they're not bad no.

The quests actually aren't that terrible. You would get them done pretty fast. Just focus on them and the skills you need for them and you will get them done in like a week if not less. :)

 

MEP2 will drive you crazy if you don't use a guide, but otherwise they're not bad no.

 

Unless you like puzzles, in which case it is strongly recommended to take the hours required to solve the temple puzzle without a guide.

 

I really regret using a guide, even though it saved me many hours of running and being attacked by annoying monsters. Nothing kills the feeling of immersion more than using a step-by-step guide when you are perfectly capable of doing the quest by yourself.

 

Of course, this is only if you like puzzles and want to give it a try, and if you try and get stuck for more than 15 minutes, there's nothing wrong with looking up the solution to that step.

 

Imo, the end does not justify the means, especially since if you are already going to do Legacy of Seergaze, you will be able to do Branches of Darkmeyer soon after, and killing vyrelords with a maxed blisterwood polearm will give you more death runes per hour in drops than you will get crafting them through the abyss.

The quests actually aren't that terrible. You would get them done pretty fast. Just focus on them and the skills you need for them and you will get them done in like a week if not less. :)

 

MEP2 will drive you crazy if you don't use a guide, but otherwise they're not bad no.

 

Unless you like puzzles, in which case it is strongly recommended to take the hours required to solve the temple puzzle without a guide.

 

I really regret using a guide, even though it saved me many hours of running and being attacked by annoying monsters. Nothing kills the feeling of immersion more than using a step-by-step guide when you are perfectly capable of doing the quest by yourself.

 

Of course, this is only if you like puzzles and want to give it a try, and if you try and get stuck for more than 15 minutes, there's nothing wrong with looking up the solution to that step.

 

Imo, the end does not justify the means, especially since if you are already going to do Legacy of Seergaze, you will be able to do Branches of Darkmeyer soon after, and killing vyrelords with a maxed blisterwood polearm will give you more death runes per hour in drops than you will get crafting them through the abyss.

 

Even if you enjoy puzzles it will drive you crazy if you do it entirely blind.

It's the nature of the puzzle, the objectives are unclear (aside from opening the final door, but the steps needed to reach that are unclear and based on trial and error), how to complete certain factors are based on chance of whether of not you happened up certain fixed elements vital to solving the puzzle etc.

Granted the interfaces have improved A LOT since initial release but it took me like 6 hours just to do the puzzle and drove me round the bend and I'm a bit of a puzzle guru (with a few exceptions).