Runescape,Runescape Gold,Runescape Money,Buy Runescape Money

Beyond the Runecrafting Guild, this update brings you a few small things that should make your lives easier…

Kazgar, Mistag and Dartog have been given right-click options so you can quickly ask them to guide you through the Lumbridge Swamp Caves. Elkoy, the guide from the Tree Gnome Village maze, has been given a similar option.

When you previously right-clicked on a chat message from another player, you were always offered the option to ‘Add friend’ and ‘Add ignore’. If that player was already on your Friends list, those options weren’t very useful, so we’ve replaced them with a new ‘Message’ option. This is identical to what would happen if you clicked on your friend in your Friends List. (This is not available on Quick Chat-only worlds.)

Tai Bwo Wannai village welcomes its newest arrival, Imiago. If you’ve completed Jungle Potion, he’ll be willing to protect your calquat trees from disease in exchange for eight poison ivy berries.

The gardeners who protect bush patches have always demanded payment to look after poison ivy bushes. It’s been pointed out on the Forums that poison ivy bushes never get diseased anyway, so the gardeners no longer offer to look after them.

Ever since a brave adventurer rediscovered Runecrafting, mages from the Wizards’ Tower have been working hard to figure out its intricacies. In fact, so many have been drawn to Runecrafting’s secrets that a guild has formed.

Not everything is rosy and happy in the guild. An argument has raged over the magical reaction that creates rune stones: are green or yellow orbs more important in the process? Agree to resolve their conflict and you’ll find yourself in our newest minigame, The Great Orb Project!

The purpose of this team-based minigame is very simple: collect more coloured orbs than the opposing team. Watch out, though, as they will be pushing your orbs out of the way to stop you winning. This frenetic minigame offers few rules and a great alternative to conventional Runecrafting - all with a range of rewards, of course. Expect rune essence, Runecrafting XP and new magical equipment if you wipe the floor with your opponents.

The Runecrafting Guild also offers a number of features that are not tied to the minigame. The rune altar map helpfully shows the location of all altars; one mad wizard has learned how to repair abyssal pouches; and the head of the guild is working on a marvellous omni-talisman that combines the powers of all existing talismans into one.

Note that the guild is available to both free players and members - the Runecrafters want all the help they can get!

Summary
Where to find the Runecrafting Guild:

The guild can be accessed through a portal, upstairs in the Wizards’ Tower.
Requirements to access the Runecrafting Guild and minigame:

Level 50 Runecrafting
Rune Mysteries
The guild is available on F2P, but some individual features are for members only
Access to:

A new guild
A fast-paced, team-vs-team Runecrafting minigame - The Great Orb Project
Various new items for runecrafters, including a new outfit
runescape powerleveling
runescape coin
runescape money
runescape gold
runescape guide
Age of Conan Gold
age of conan money
runescape power leveling
runescape coin
buy runescape money
buy runescape gold

Set your traps and ready your raiders - Dungeon Assault roars onto FunOrb filled with dungeon trawling mayhem. Take on the role of a dragon, sleeping on your hoard of gold while your minions enact your will. Your team of raiders can be sent out to plunder the dungeons of other dragons, while you fill your own dungeon with as many traps, guardians and monsters as possible in order to thwart your rivals’ raiders.

Dungeon Assault is our first persistent-world strategy game. While you’re offline, your dungeon is still available to be raided by other players. When you’re online, you get to send your raiders out to steal gold from the dungeons of other dragons. The more successful you are in raiding other dungeons, the more Treasure and Renown you accrue. Treasure is used to hire raiders and build dungeon rooms; Renown is a measure of how well respected you are by other dragons. Members will gain access to more powerful raiders and rooms, and the highly prized Orbs of Mastery…

Dungeon Assault is perfect for the gamer who wants a short, sharp burst of intense gameplay. Drop into the game every day to see how your dungeon fares: despair over how many of your rivals have raided you, revel in how many rival dragons you have scared off and plan revenge raids against your enemies to regain your Renown.

To play Dungeon Assault Please visit: http://www.funorb.com

The most frequent request we have received over the last few months has been to put more PvP back into the game. We want to let you know that this request hasn’t gone unheard, and that we’ve put a lot of research into how we can introduce new PvP mechanisms. The aim is for PvP content that better replaces the old Wilderness, but without reintroducing RWT.

Hopefully, you’re already aware of the imminent Clan Wars release (see the September Behind the Scenes in a couple of weeks for more information), but there are also plans afoot for the most exciting and “old school” PvP update we have ever considered – unique PvP worlds.

As many of our long term players know, in the old RuneScape Classic days you could actually fight players just outside the gates of Lumbridge, before the days of duelling and even before the days of the old Wilderness itself. Players could hunt each other down, chasing them away from favourite resource points and generally “owning” large areas of the map.

So, in 2008, we will be bringing you special ‘PvP worlds’, where you can fight other players almost anywhere! In addition to all the usual content you might expect to find in RuneScape, they will also include:

• Optional sign-up – choose between PvP danger or stick to ordinary play by simply switching worlds.
• High danger with items dropped on death.
• High rewards for kills. To avoid any RWT issues the reward for a successful PK will be generated by the game, similar to when you kill a monster at the moment. We’re creating generous drop tables based on factors like your levels and the impressiveness of the kill.
• These drop tables will include “PvP world specific” items like XP-modifying gear, lvl 70+ equipment and new, glorious, short-term but hard hitting gear. These will once again make PKing a viable source of income.
• PvP across 99% of the world, including the old Wilderness.
• Attack any player within a certain level of your own. Level range depends on the area, similar to the old Wilderness levels.
• …And all sorts of other twists on interesting content… Just think of the possibilities when you can PK anywhere!

Naturally, we also have other PvP-orientated content, like Stealing Creation (a resource control game where skillers and PKers work together, creating equipment and beating up the opposition) and Mobilising Armies (a real-time strategy game where you use your hard made bows, swords, etc. to equip your own armies in 4-player battles).

Add all this to a healthy schedule of quests (featuring Arrav and the sequel to Spirit of Summer), holiday events and some unique puzzle content… and the rest of ‘08 has something for almost everyone.

Finally, we’d like to let you in on a little secret – we’re currently working on our highest level, longest, most exciting quest ever. Not necessarily for launch in ‘08 (it’s not something we want to rush, after all), it’s already had more development time than the entirety of “Recipe for Disaster”… but you’ll have to wait to find out more. We’re adding secret hints and references all the time about this one, so if you need to know more, just look around! Leave no stone unturned….

To play Runescape please visit: http://www.runescape.com.

After completing the Ghosts Ahoy Quest, Ectofuntus can be used to gain more Ecto-tokens and Prayer experience. Ecto-Tokens can be used for many things inside Port Phasmatys, and you’ll receive experience for worshipping the Ectofuntus. The Prayer experience earned for worshipping the Ectofuntus is four times the normal experience received when just burying them.

But before you head off to worship this slimy structure, make sure you have Pots, Buckets (enough for the number of Bones you are bringing), Bones, and an Amulet of Ghostspeak. The Ectophial is also handy for teleporting from the Pool of Slime to the Ectofuntus.

Speak to the Ghost Disciple and ask about Ectofuntus. Climb down the trapdoor to the west and continue downwards until you find a Pool of Slime. Fill your buckets and head back up to the temple. Grind several sets of bones in the bone Grinder upstairs. To do this, use them with the machine, wind it up, and then empty each 1 into a Pot. Now climb downstairs and use the Slime with the Ectofuntus.

When you pray to the Gods of RuneScape, they will help you by making you instantly stronger, or un-affected by a foes’ attack, depending on the prayer that you use. To use more prayers and to make them last longer, you should bury bones which are dropped by many monsters throughout RuneScape.You can find a graphical prayer list by clicking on the silver-colored symbol located to the right of the game screen. It will tell you which prayers you are using, the ones that you can use, and any ones that you can’t use yet. To activate a prayer just click on the one you wish to use, and to de-activate it just click on it again.

Special Thanks To Headliner, RunescapinRunescaper, Simple013, Colinross, Steve, Ph201, Jamster, Cxkslei, Evolution, Xaria, Ancient Cavalry, Queen Skilla, Evolution, Golden Arm42, Mat Bateman2
Start: Begin by talking to Sir Amik Varze, located in Falador Castle, about a quest.
Skills: The ability to defend against level 33 Black Knights.
Quests: 12 Quest Points.
What You Need: A Bronze Medium Helmet, Iron Chainmail, and a Cabbage grown from any garden except for the one in Draynor Manor.

Recommended Items: Food and armor as a precaution against the knights in the castle.

Scroll down to the end of the guide to find a ‘Fast Quest Walkthrough’.
——————————————————————————–

Getting the Items You Need

Before you start this quest it is a good idea to get all the items you require:

A Bronze Medium Helmet can be obtained through the Smithing Skill by smithing 1 bronze bar with a smithing level of 3. You can also buy these from Peska in the Barbarian Village for the price of 24 coins.

An Iron Chainmail can be made from 3 iron bars at level 26 smithing. You can also buy one from Wayne in Falador for the price of 210 coins.

For this quest freeplayers can pick a cabbage from these locations:

• Agility - Allows the player to run for longer and use agility shortcuts, as well as allowing the player to use various obstacle courses in order to train the skill.
• Herblore - Determines which herbs the player can clean, and which potions the player can make.
• Thieving - Affects which NPCs, treasure chests and stalls the player can steal from.
• Fletching - Allows the player to craft bows, arrows, and other ranged weaponry.
• Slayer - Allows the player to kill certain monsters, who would otherwise be invulnerable.
• Farming - Determines which plants and crops the player can grow.
• Construction - Allows the player to create a house, and add rooms and furniture.
• Hunter - Allows the player to hunt down and capture certain animals.
• Summoning - Allows the player to summon familiars, and keep certain animals as pets.

• Attack - Affects the player’s chance to damage an enemy with a weapon, and determines what weapons the player may wield.
• Strength - Affects how much damage the player can inflict, as well as allowing the player to wear certain weapons and armour.
• Defence - Lowers the player’s chance of being hit during combat, and determines what armour the player may wear.
• Ranged - Affects the accuracy and damage of the player’s attacks with ranged weaponry. Also determines what types of ranged weaponry and armour the player may wield.
• Magic - Affects which spells the player can cast, as well as their accuracy and damage. Also affects which types of magic armour the player can wield.
• Prayer - Affects which prayers the player can use, and how long prayers can last before they need to be recharged. Prayers give the player various advantages, mainly in combat.
• Hitpoints - Determines how much damage the player can take before dying.
• Mining - Determines which kinds of ores the player can mine.
• Smithing - Affects which kinds of metals the player can smelt into bars, and how many kinds of armour and weapons the player can make.
• Fishing - Increases the rate at which the player catches fish, as well as which fish they can catch.
• Cooking - Affects how often the player burns food, as well as which foods they can cook.
• Woodcutting - Allows the player to cut different species of trees, as well as the rate at which they gather logs.
• Firemaking - Affects the types of wood the player can set light to, as well as other objects such as light sources.
• Crafting - Affects how many kinds of items the player can make, such as glass, pottery and jewellery.
• Runecrafting - Affects which kinds of runes the player can make, as well as how many they can craft at once. Runes are used in the Magic skill.

There are more than 150 RuneScape servers located throughout the world, which are numbered and referred to as worlds by players and by Jagex. They are located in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the Netherlands, Australia, Sweden, and Finland. Servers are located in areas where they will, at the given time, provide the best connection for players in the most cost-effective manner. Servers are moved or added as the need arises.

Each of the RuneScape servers allows 2,000 players to connect simultaneously, allowing a maximum capacity of more than 300,000 players. The servers are divided into free servers for all players and member’s servers. Players can play on any eligible server. Some servers are given activity labels, allowing players performing tasks that require or desire group participation, such as mini-games, to group together

In addition to the RuneScape servers, there are two members-only servers for RuneScape Classic, both located in the United Kingdom. Each of these is limited to 1,250 players, allowing a total number of 2,500 simultaneous RuneScape Classic players. Players can no longer create new accounts for RuneScape Classic.

Long time reader Drawrof left a comment back on the topic of Effectively Using Magic and Range in Runescape, talking about getting the best Magic equipment possible whether you’re a Member or a Free to Play player:

Just thought I would remind all that if you plan to mage to dress the part.

For Mage in f2p, make sure you get yourself a blue wizard’s hat(+2 magic att & Def) and robe(+3 magic att & Def), and get a ammy of magic (+10 magic att). Wear a anti-dragon shield, or nothing. (regular shield lowers your magic attack) Since you have no option for magic stat boosting bottoms, try the Monk’s robes bottoms or buy a blue skirt. Lastly, use a Staff of what ever elemental type you want, they add 10 magic to attack.

Membership benefits becomes clear when it comes to maging. Full Mystic Robes, Split Bark Armour and the Infinity Line. From the lowly Zammy Robes (at least they give bottom bonus)to lofty God Capes, Ammy of Glory and the Full Ahrim’s Barrows set (+73 magic att&def) Plus dozens of new spells and runes to choose from.