Hello, this weekend I'll make my next quest review, it's on Dragon Slayer, which is one of my favorite quests of the game. Therefore it's worth talking about.

 

Anyway, there are some questions I need answers to now so I can make a good review.

1. Would rune nails work?
2. Do planks above the normal ones work?
3. Can you list the major difference between how the quest is now and when I did it? I believe I did it in either 2004 or 2005. Most likely 2004 as I wasn't member yet at the time and I became one in 2005.
4. Can you provide me any useful information about the quest that's not provided on the RSWiki page?

And yeah, those questions are about it. I will for the most part talk about how the quest was back when I originally did it, since the review will be for the most part be my own personal experience.

1. No, you need steel nails.

2. Again, only regular planks.

 

I am not sure when it got reworked and how much was changed when they did so. I think the Wiki page is fairly complete from looking it over, but I'll let you know if I think of anything else.

3. Visuals/Graphics, you take the head of the dragon instead of the dragon disappearing.

Thanks for the help, both of you.

 

I'm not going to use the "answered" tag just yet because there is a possibility I could get more answers.

Here is another question, how hard is the maze in this quest?

 

Thankfully I did reclaim the maze key, and I went there for research purposes, and I have to be honest, I find it pretty hard, I got lost pretty easily. But I'm not even doing the quest, so I don't know.

 

I need help from someone who did the quest if the maze is challenging.

 

I can't tell you since I'm almost sure I used a guide back in 2004.

It is kind of tedious as I recall, as you would have to kill the appropriate NPC, get a key, try it, and if you unlock the wrong door, you have to start all over again. So without a guide telling you which doors to open at each stage, you might have been there a while! (Unless there are some obvious visual cues as to which door to open, but I don't recall there being any.)

I just hope it's nowhere near as frustrating as the impossible puzzle in Mournings Ends Part II.

 

And yes I'm calling it impossible, because there is no way anybody would have known the right path without extreme luck.

Nah, the maze is not that difficult, especially since you can use the map. Also in comparison to ME2 it is nothing at all :p don't worry.

Oh and I found out there is one new thing that wasn't there when I originally did the quest in 2004, and that's a cutscene.

 

I have a few questions about it.

 

1. Is it good/worth watching?
2. Does it tell me anything I didn't already know by reading the dialog which already existed within the game?

Which cutscene, the one with the Lady Lumbridge (the ship you take over to Crandor) being destroyed, or is there another?

Most cutscenes in DS are incredibly short anyway.

Not a biggie, I'm gonna focus most of the review to talk about the quest how I remember it. Even though I did it 11 years ago I'm sure I can remember if I try hard enough.

 

There is really no more information I need, the rest of the things I wondered about are things I easily found out on my own.

 

So I'm marking this thread as "answered". Reviewing quests with fantastic stories is a lot of fun.

Blaze

 

For a review, you might want to create a free account and re do the quest, that way is fresh in your mind.

 

It's not very hard to get the stats for the quest, either. I think that will be your best bet

I agree that might be a good idea - it should be noted, though, that it also requires 33 Quest Points, which can be a bit of a task.

Blaze

 

For a review, you might want to create a free account and re do the quest, that way is fresh in your mind.

 

It's not very hard to get the stats for the quest, either. I think that will be your best bet

 

I do like the idea, but I'm reviewing the quest on Sunday, do you think I could accomplish reaching that part of the game before then?

 

Blaze

 

For a review, you might want to create a free account and re do the quest, that way is fresh in your mind.

 

It's not very hard to get the stats for the quest, either. I think that will be your best bet

 

I do like the idea, but I'm reviewing the quest on Sunday, do you think I could accomplish reaching that part of the game before then?

 

Probably, yes, just knock off all the other F2P quests, level up combat a bit, and you're all set.

 

 

Blaze

 

For a review, you might want to create a free account and re do the quest, that way is fresh in your mind.

 

It's not very hard to get the stats for the quest, either. I think that will be your best bet

 

I do like the idea, but I'm reviewing the quest on Sunday, do you think I could accomplish reaching that part of the game before then?

 

Probably, yes, just knock off all the other F2P quests, level up combat a bit, and you're all set.

 

 

But what's the easiest way to make money on F2P? I can't pickpocket, so that's out of the question.

 

I never use F2P because of the restrictions, but I am making an exception this time, thanks for the help wkw.

 

But sadly it won't work when reviewing a members quest I have already done, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.

Give yourself items and money.it's not against the rules

Lumbridge tasks might help too.

The fastest way to make money would probably be collecting and banking cowhides or something, but like Wkw says, you can just give yourself say 50K from your main for money, and that should be sufficient. Don't give too much because you can only transfer 25K/day back due to trade restrictions, so if you give a large amount it will be stuck there for a while.

Give yourself items and money.it's not against the rules

Actually I'm pretty sure it is. Or at least it was many years ago, have they changed it?

 

Give yourself items and money.it's not against the rules

Actually I'm pretty sure it is. Or at least it was many years ago, have they changed it?

 

It's been changed subsequently. You can trade back and forth or multilog, whatever, as long as you're not effecting the outcome of a minigame or breaking any of the standard rules. Link.

 

 

 

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Alright, I'll just then give my new account full steel armor (including kiteshield) a steel longsword, 30K coins, 15 lobsters, and then I believe I'm set to go.

 

On an unrelated question, what should I do with members quests I have done that I wanna review in the future? I could look up the video guides and have them on mute, I always do that, but that's not the same as personal experience.

Considering some iron man accounts have gotten a quest cape in like 45 days, there is no reason you can't if you give items to yourself from your main.

Oh god, the tutorial island was bad enough, looks like it's been replaced by something worse.

 

I doubt I'll reach Dragon Slayer before Sunday.