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Ever walked by a player with a white hat in the shape of a crown? Ever walked by a talking Easter egg? These items are known as rare or discontinued items. Rare items are items that were introduced to the world of RuneScape for a twenty-four hour period to celebrate a holiday. The most famous rare items, also known to some as holiday drops, were dropped on Christmas, Easter and Halloween of the years 2001 and 2002. Unfortunately, after noticing that these holiday drops were constantly elevating in worth and negatively affecting the RuneScape economy, Jagex decided to put an end to tradable holiday drops. Today, the holiday drops from 2001 and 2002 are still on the market, being traded back and forth, and still becoming more and more expensive. Soon, some of these rare items will be worth over a billion RuneScape gold!

Runescape party hats, also referred to as Phats, are one of the most expensive piece of headgear in the game. They are for sure the most wanted headgear in the game since Christmas of 2001. When examining party hats in the game, this message appears: nice hat from a cracker. This is because the Christmas drop of 2001 was a party cracker, and once it was opened in a certain way, the party hat would come out. These party hats come in six different colours: blue, white, green, yellow, red and pink/purple. Blue party hats are currently the most expensive in the game, and pink/purple party hats are the least expensive in the game.

As a RuneScape player, you may be trying to figure out a way to get your hands on one of these party hats. In 2001, there was no challenge. Players would pick up party crackers for free, and then use them on another player. Then, one of the two players would get a party hat, and the other would get a different item. This item and the whole process were completely randomly calculated. In a sense, everyone was a winner.

Today though, if you wish to own a party hat, you must work hard to earn one. One way is to work until you become a millionaire, and then buy a party hat. The other way, only if you’re lucky, you’ll come face to face with someone that is willing to risk their party hat in the wild or in Al Kharid’s Duel Arena.

At the time of the drop, when players would either get a party hat or a random item, most players preferred the random item because it was worth more than a party hat. Little did they know, these party hats would be one of the greatest items of the game. Thanks to party hats and other items like these, a new market was created; the RuneScape rare items market. Players began to collect party hats and party hat sets.

These party hat sets included six different party hats, one of every colour. The sets are already worth well over a billion RuneScape gold. The reason why party hats are so rare is because there is a limited supply in circulation and there will probably never be any more of them dropped. Just think; every time someone dies with a party hat and nobody collects it from the ground, there is one less party hat in circulation. This will naturally increase the price of the party hat. And that price will continue to rise until there are no party hats left!

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Demon Slayer is a RuneScape quest for members and free-to-play players. It is rated as a mildly hard quest on many RuneScape help websites. This article is a complete walkthrough of the quest, and may answer some of your questions. It is suggested that you have at least level 10 attack, level 10 strength, and level 5 defense.

Starting the Quest
You begin the quest in the center of Varrock market. Across from the general store, there is a big blue and white striped tent. Go inside the tent and talk to the Gypsy that resides there. Ask her to read your palm, she will charge you 1gp. She will proceed to tell you that you are the chosen one, the one who will save Varrock from a deadly demon named Delrith. She will also mention a specific sword, called Silverlight, one of the only swords powerful enough to defeat Delrith. After she is done her story, you must ask her about the incantation and also where the Silverlight sword is located. Make sure to write down the incantation down, because it will be needed later in the quest.

Acquiring Silverlight
Once you’ve got all the information you can from the Gypsy, make your way northward, towards Varrock Castle. Once in the castle, search the west side for Sir Prysin, the keeper of the Silverlight sword. Tell him that you were sent by the Gypsy and that you are the chosen one, and then ask for the sword. He will then explain the Silverlight situation to you and tell you about three keys you’ll need to find. If you ask him about each key, he will give you some hints as to where to look.

To find the first key, the easiest of them all, you need to go to the northwest corner of Varrock Castle. There you’ll see a spiral staircase that you must climb twice to get two floors higher. You will then be face to face with Captain Rovin. Tell him that you have something important to say and then tell him about Delrith. He will eventually give you the first key.

Remembering that Sir Prysin told you that he dropped his key down the drain, head over to the Varrock Castle kitchen; located in the northeast corner. You will need a bucket for this part, and there is a bucket in the room above the kitchen, you just need to climb the stairs. Once you have your bucket, go back to the kitchen and fill your bucket with water. Go through the door to the courtyard, and just left of the exit, you will see a drain. If you search the drain, you will see the key. Use the bucket of water on the drain and the key will be flushed right down to Varrock Sewers. Now make your way east of the castle and north of Horvik’s armoury. You will see a small entrance to the sewers; climb down. Move a bit further into the sewers and take a look at you mini-map. You should see two passageways, take the one to the west of you and look for the key. If you were quick enough, it will be there and all you need to do is pick it up. If it is not there, try going back to Varrock Castle and flushing it again.

For the third key, you’ll need to make the long journey all the way to the Wizards Tower. The Wizards Tower is south of Draynor Village. On the way there, look for something easy to kill, like chickens, because you will need 25 bones. Once you have 25 bones, and you’ve made it to the Wizards Tower, go upstairs and talk to the wizard named Traiborn. When you ask him for the key, he will ask you to bring him 25 bones. Once you give him the 25 bones, he will give you the third key.

Fighting Delrith
Once you have all three keys, you must return to Sir Prysin in Varrock Castle. He will give you the Silverlight sword. Equip the sword and any other armor you will need, and head over to the stone henge circle, just south of Varrock market. You will then watch as the dark wizards summon Delrith. A level 27 Delrith will appear and will wait for you to attack him. When you are about to kill him, you will need to choose the incantation that the Gypsy told you in order to force Delrith back into the dolmen. Congratulations, you’ve completed the quest.

Once you have beaten Delrith, you will be awarded 3 quest points and the honour to keep the Silverlight sword. The Silverlight sword is non tradable, and therefore you cannot sell it. If you lose your Silverlight sword, you may purchase another from Sir Prysin for 500gp.

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Ever wanted to take a tour of RuneScape? Ever wanted to make that huge drop party? Didn’t know the best way to get there? One of the most important things to know about RuneScape is how to get around. Jagex has left us numerous ways to do this, some being faster than other, some being more expensive than others. There are so many members options for traveling, but this article will only cover the non-member ways. These include running, teleporting, sailing, and dying.

In your options menu, you have a choice between walking and running. Running will get you someplace in half the time that it takes to walk. Even though running is obviously preffered by most players, everyone seems to walk about the RuneScape world because they run out of energy quickly. Energy is affected by how much weight you are carrying on you. When you walk, you do not use any energy, but when you run you slowly lose your energy until you run out. Players can check how much they are carrying by opening their equipment stats menu. It would be wise to wear/carry the least amount of items so that you can run for a longer period of time. There is also a hotkey for running; when you are walking, hold ctrl and click on the spot you’d like to run to. Your character will run to that spot, and then walk anywhere else you’d like to go. This hotkey is very useful for people that are doing that are doing iron runs or similar stuff.

There are four teleport spells that non-member players may use: Lumbridge Home Port, Varrock Teleport, Lumbridge Teleport, and Falador Teleport. The good thing is that you only need to get your magic level to 37 in order to use all of these spells. These are very useful spells because these are the biggest cities in the free RuneScape world. There are also many NPCs that can teleport you in the game if you ask them to. An example of this is Aubury in the magic shop in Varrock, he will teleport you to the special Runescrafting mine.

For non-members, there is one ship that will take you Karamja Island. To do this, you need to go to Port Sarim and find the ship that will take you to Karamja. Then, gather 30 gold and you can pay for a ticket. This voyage is especially useful for people that would like to fish for lobsters and swordfish. To get back to Port Sarim, you come the same way back that you got there. If you do not have enough money for a ticket back, you can work for the man that owns the banana plantation. All you need to do is pick a certain amount of bananas and he will pay you 30 gold.

When non-members die in RuneScape, they always end up in the center of the courtyard in Lumbridge Castle. Though this seems like a great, free and fast teleportation method, you may not always have it as an option. When you die, you can usually only keep three of your best items (by best items, the game calculates it as the items that are worth the most. This being said, if you can only keep one item and you have a bronze dagger and a blue Phat, then you will unfortunately keep the bronze dagger). If you have a decent prayer level, you can use your Protect Item prayer and then you will keep one extra item. If you have killed someone in the wilderness and have a skull above your head, you will not be able to keep any items unless you use Protect Item. This method is a bit of a risk sometimes.

Description: A guide to all the f2p ways of getting around the RuneScape world. Includes guide for running, teleporting, sailing, and dying.

Are you looking for the best Runescape cheats? Well, let me tell you now that there are NO cheats for Runescape, but there are ways to cheat at Runescape. Instead of typing in words to activate the cheats, people use auto bots or macros to do the work for them. I do not in any way support this form of playing, nor will I tell you where to get these programs. They can steal your account, steal your gold or items, or even steal your personal information such as your credit card details.

Therefore, the harmless Runescape cheats end up costing you one big mess. There are cheats out there that do work, but most of them do not. If I were to proclaim which cheat was the best, then I would call bots the best Runescape cheats. Although I don’t use them, they are the only cheats for Runescape and thus, the best.

I’m sure your wondering how a cheat could steal your credit card info, its simple. People will tell you that it’s a cheat, when really it’s a keylogger, Trojan, or some other form of virus that is built on the purpose of gathering information and sending it to the creator. A keylogger can steal your username and password in a split second. As soon as you type it, it would email it to the owner, and bam, you just lost an account. It could do the same with your credit card, as soon as you type it, it would send it off. Yet, even through all this risk, people use these
cheats.

So why do they take the risk? They do it because they want to have it all with no effort, or they are mass-producing accounts to sell illegally for real money. The buyer gets a bad deal in the end, because the account used a macro, and will most likely be banned. So they loose
money, but its what they get for illegally buying an account instead of working for it.

Many places will claim to have the Best Runescape cheats, hacks, macros, and bots, so on so forth. The truth is there are really no hacks, no cheat codes, all there is are bots. There are many terms for this cheat. Autoing, Botting, Macroing, and my personal favorite, Cheating. I have said this time and time again. Do not cheat, usually the consequences are a lot worse than the gain.

Let’s say you did find a real cheat, that actually works and you decided to try it, just once to see if you liked it. Therefore, you turned it on and left for about an hour. You come back and you have been banned. Was it worth loosing an account just because you were curious? Personally, I do not think so.

Trust me, its much better if you would just do the work on your own. You will have the level you need, and you will not have to worry about getting banned for cheating. So stop looking for the best Runescape cheats - runescape-blog.com and get the job done yourself. By the time you found the cheats, you could of been half way there! To cheat is admitting your too weak to do it yourself.

Don’t be weak, go out and chop that wood, fish those fish, fight those monsters, and have some fun! It might seem boring, but I guarantee at the end, you will have a good feeling knowing you accomplished this yourself. Do you think your going to feel super happy if you cheated to get it? Sure, you may say “woot! time to pwn!” but its not the same. If you got the level by yourself, its a lot more special. Now get out there and work!
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Are you a member that is looking for something to do? Why not try a couple Runescape treasure trails? They are quite fun and very rewarding. Even with just a level one treasure trail, you can still get something like Black Gold Trimmed Armor. I’m sure your wondering how to start a treasure trail. First, you must get a clue scroll. You can get these from killing monsters around Runescape, the higher level the better clue scroll you could get. I will now show you a list of the monsters you can fight and what level clue scroll they drop.

Level one clue scrolls: Man, Woman, Goblin (both level 2 and 5.), Mugger, Farmer Al-Kharid Warrior, Barbarian, Thug, Rock Crabs, Icefiend, Rogue, Thief, H.A.M. Members, H.A.M. Guards, Banshees, Cave Slime, the Morytania werewolves in human form, Minotaur, Afflicted, Dagannoth Spawn, and Rellekka Citizens (Borrakar, Freidar, Freygerd, Inga, Jennella, Lensa and Lanzig.)

Level two clue scrolls: Guard, Tribesman, Bandit Camp Humans, Cockatrice, Abyssal Leech, Pyrefiend Harpie Bug Swarm, Black Guard, Rellekka Warriors, Market Guards, Jogre, Ice Warrior, Abyssal Guardian, Paladin, Catablepon, Jungle Horror, Vampire, Dagannoth, Giant Skeleton, Abyssal Walker, Wallasalki, Mummy, Giant Rock Crab, and Giant Sea Snake.

Level three clue scrolls: Cyclops, Green Dragon, Cave Horror, Ankou, Greater Demon, Elf Warrior, Tyras Guard, Suqah, Blue Dragon, Hellhound, Gorak, Red dragon, Brutal Green Dragon, Black Dragon, Bronze Dragon, Iron Dragon, Steel Dragon, Dagannoth Kings (Prime, Rex & Supreme), and Mithril Dragons.

You can also get clue scrolls from pick-pocketing H.A.M. Members or from Shade Chests.

Now I’m sure you’re wondering what rewards you can get from clue scrolls. Well, let me name those now.

Level one rewards:
» Black cane, black bolts, black crossbow, black nails, and oak planks
» Enhanced Amulet of Magic (t) (same bonuses as normal version)
» Berets (black, blue, or white)
» Black Trimmed Armor
» Black Gold Trimmed Armor
» Black Heralded Shields (h1 through h5)
» Black Heralded Helmets (h1 through h5)
» Trimmed Blue Wizard Equipment
» Gold Trimmed Blue Wizard Equipment
» Bob The Cat Shirts (5 Logo colors)
» Blue Elegant Costumes (Male and Female)
» Green Elegant Costumes (Male and Female)
» Red Elegant Costumes (Male and Female)
» Emote Enhancers (modifies certain emotes while wearing)
» Fire Lighters (5 colors)
» Prayer Book Pages (Saradomin, Guthix, and Zamorak)
» Highwayman Mask
» Trimmed Leather Armor (Body and Chaps)
» Gold Trimmed Leather Armor (Body and Chaps)
» Purple Sweets (Stackable energy restorers with small hp boost)
» Willow Composite Bow
» Saradomin Vestments
» Guthix Vestments
» Zamorak Vestments

Some tips for Runescape Treasure Trails:

» The ring of wealth does NOT increase chances of a clue scroll drop.
» You can trade your god and trimmed armor to F2P members.
» If you have one clue scroll, you can’t get another one unless you finish or drop that one.
» You must speak to the Professor in the house that is north of the Observatory before asking Murphy for the sextant and Brother Kojo for the watch.

As I said above, Runescape treasure trails can be very fun and rewarding. Not to mention exciting. When you get your first clue scroll, you will feel like you’re on top of the world, and most likely run off to go get your treasure. If you do not, then we are nothing alike, haha.

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If you’re trying to make some fast cash, Runescape woodcutting can be a great choice. It’s fast, easy, and rewarding. Before you head out there swinging your bear fists trying to knock down a tree, let’s talk about axes. There are eight different types, which include Bronze, Iron, Black, Steel, Mithril, Adamant, Rune, and Dragon. Of course, you must have a certain level to be able to wield these. The level differences go like this:

» Bronze: 1
» Iron: 1
» Steel: 6
» Black: 6
» Mithril: 21
» Adamant: 31
» Rune: 41
» Dragon: 61

Sometimes your axe will break, and then you have to pay money to get it fixed. (There is a scam out there where they tell you to give them your broken axe and they will fix it. This is a sure way to loose that pretty rune axe of yours.) I will make a chart to show how much it is to fix each axe.

» Bronze: No charge.
» Iron: No charge
» Steel: No charge.
» Black: 10gp
» Mithril: 18gp
» Adamant: 43gp
» Rune: 427gp
» Dragon: 1,800gp

Therefore, it’s not really that much at all to fix a broken axe. There are quite a lot of trees in Runescape. When woodcutting, whether power cutting or for gp, you have to know your trees. If your power cutting, you will have to know how much exp it is per log, so that you could figure out the best tree. If you were cutting for gold, then you would have to know how much gp it is per log. There are too many for me to name how much gp each and every log is, but I can at least make a chart for the exp.

» Regular or Evergreen: 25 exp.
» Dead: 25
» Achey: 25
» Scrapey: 25
» Kharidian Cactus: 10
» Light Jungle: 32
» Oak: 37.5
» Medium Jungle: 55
» Willow: 67.5
» Teak: 85
» Dense Jungle: 80
» Swaying: 1
» Maple: 100
» Hollow: 82.5
» Mahogany: 125
» Arctic Pine: 40
» Dream: 37
» Yew: 175
» Magic: 250

Now let’s talk about other ways to get woodcutting exp other than cutting logs. If you are brave enough, head down to Tai Bwo Wannai with a machete and start hacking away at the jungle. Be sure to bring Anti-poison! Although dangerous, it does give exp. Lets talk about the different machetes.

Regular - none
Opal - 300 Trading Sticks, 3 Opals cut/uncut, 1 Gout Tuber Plant
Jade - 600 Trading Sticks, 3 Jades cut/uncut, 1 Gout Tuber Plant
Red Topaz - 1200 Trading Sticks, 3 Red Topaz cut/uncut, 1 Gout Tuber Plant

The Regular machete does not cost any Trading Sticks, which is the Tai Bwo Wannai’s money. In addition to the Trading Sticks, you will also need other items.

Every now and then, a Bird’s nest may pop out. If you’re a farmer, this is like a dream come true because usually they will have an acorn inside! If you’re not a farmer, you could crush it down with a Pest and Mortar then mix it up and make a Saradomin’s Brew. If you wear a Rabbit-Foot Necklace, it will increase your chances of getting a Bird’s Nest.

You can also use Canoes, they are quick to get around and give some good experience points. You can make four different Canoes, which are Log, Dugout, Stable Dugout, and Waka. Each takes you a further distance than the last.

The log, which is the first canoe you can make, requires 12 wood cutting and gives 30 experience.
The second canoe, the Dugout, is level 27 and gives 60 exp.
The third is the Stable Dugout and its level 42 with 90 exp.
The Waka is level 57 to use and 150 exp.

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The Runescape Fishing Bot is a program that gives players an unfair advantage in Runescape. Players use this program to gain levels, or most commonly, money. When players use macros to get money, they are referred to as “Gold Farmers”. When Jagex introduced the trade limits, this (almost) stopped the people that sold Runescape gold for real money.

Sadly, these people found a way around even that. Therefore, they invented Gold Farming. This new way breaks even MORE rules, because they have to get on the person’s account to Gold Farm. This is in breach of Rule 6, Account Sharing/Trading. Of course, I could go on and on about all the rules you break when you buy gold.

Using a macro is against Rule 7, for many reasons than one. The obvious reason is that when you use it you get an unfair advantage, but this is not the only reason. Most people who claim to be giving out these programs are really giving out viruses known as Keyloggers. These viruses can steal your Runescape name and password. Not to mention anything else you type such as your email, credit card information, and so on.

What to look for in a suspected bot

Bots are very easy to detect, even for normal players. On Free to Play worlds, they are usually level 3, with the default look. They will have random names usually, though some might have Asian names, as Jagex claims most of the botters come out of the East Asian countries. On Pay to Play worlds they are anywhere from 3-30, but there have been some bots that are higher levels.

Another way to tell if the player is a bot, ask them questions. If they do not respond most likely, they are bots. Bots will do their assigned task and ONLY their assigned task. Therefore, if you have a fishing bot, they are going to fish and bank, and then go back to fishing. They will do this over and over without saying a word to anyone.

I learned a little more about how bots work, so let me tell you how the popular ones work -
Newly created Runescape Fishing Bots will start getting levels by net fishing in Draynor Village. According to how smart the bot is, when they get to level 40 fishing, they will head to Catherby for Members and to Karamja for non-members. When they get to 68, they might then go to the Fishing Guild in pay to play worlds. When they reach 76, they will then fish sharks at the Fishing Guild or at Catherby. Some, however, may stick with lobsters (usually free to play).

So what did the botters do to our economy? Those who are leveling their cooking to 99 are happy that they were here. They lowered the price of raw fish a great deal, so now they are able to get to 99 a lot cheaper. of course, those who sell fish for a living think the exact opposite because the money they were making has fallen, so now they have to produce more fish for the same amount as they were getting before.

At one point in 2007, Raw Sharks were down to 400 coins each because of the surplus the bots were producing. After the mass bannings of the fishing bots, the sharks have started to climb again, they climbed to 800, and now they are close to 1000 each again.

So now, you know how bad botting can be, and why there are rules against it. Please, do not use a macro. Have fun, be fair, and most importantly, Happy Playing!
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There is only one way to get a Santa Hat in Runescape, and that is to get it from another player. It was a drop during the Christmas event from when Runescape was just breaking through back in 2002. Now they are worth millions. The Runescape Santa Hat, along with Runescape Party Hats, is basically just a show of wealth. If you own one of them, people know you have big bucks. You will see Pay to Play members with Santa Hats more than you will Free to Play, as the Pay to Play members usually have more money. Often players will wear their Santa hats when they play in mini games such as Castle Wars or the Duel Arena. You can find on this blog, Runescape santa hat and all other items guide articles.

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It will make the defeat of their enemies all the more cruel, because not only will they be dead, but also they will be jealous. (Unless of course they have a Santa hat as well, Haha.) The Runescape Santa Hat sells for no less than 14 mill. There is really no reason to have one; it gives you no stat boosts what so ever, all it is wanted for is its collectable value. The Santa hat is wanted by all, I am sure. If you were offered a Santa Hat, you would take it, right? Anyone who would not accept a Santa hat is insane. It’s amazing, something that gives you no gain what so ever is worth so much. This is because there were not many dropped, and they are out of circulation. Happy Playing!

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There are many places in Runescape to train, from the Cows in Lumbridge to the Minotaurs in the Stronghold of Security. You can train anywhere there are monsters to kill. So, where to train is not the question. The question is, what to train on. The answer depends on you. There are many variables in what to train on.

The biggest is, what are you looking to gain? If its levels, you want something that is an easy kill so you get more experience points for your time. However, if you are after items, simply kill the thing that gives the best drops. (For this, usually you will need a lot of food, because they will hit you very hard.) One of the best monsters in my opinion for getting levels is the Goblin.

They are fast to kill, give a fair amount of experience points, and hit very low when they attack (train attack runescape for all other guides). This makes Goblins the prime monster to fight when you are trying to level up. Goblins can be found all over Runescape. Now if you are looking for items, the Greater Demons have excellent drops. They can be found at the back of the wilderness. As I said, training in Runescape is about what you want to train on, that alone decides where to train.

I used a mixture of Goblins and Minotaur when I was leveling my attack to level 60. They were close by in the Stronghold of Security, so when I felt I was not leveling as fast on the Goblins, I went to Minotaur.

Friendly greetings! I am going to be giving you a guide to two different quests! First, we are going to start with the quest called Vampire Slayer.

Vampire Slayer Quest

Requirements: Able to defeat a level 34 Vampire
Difficulty: Novice
Length: Short
Items Needed: A hammer, Armor and Weapon, and a few coins.
Reward: 4825 Attack experience.
Quest Points: 3
Start Point: Draynor Village.
Description: The people of Draynor village live in constant terror. Their numbers are dwindling, all due to the foul creature lurking in the manor to the north known as a vampire.
To Start: Speak to Morgan.

To begin this quest, locate Morgan in Draynor Village. Talk with him and he will tell you of a vampire, and that he wants you to kill it. He will send you to find his friend Dr. Harlow at the Blue Moon Inn. Before you go all the way to Varrok, head upstairs and search the wall cupboard. You will receive a clove of Garlic. This will be needed later in the quest.

Now go south of the center of Varrok, and you will find the Blue Moon Inn. (A lot of people cannot find this place because there are no signs pointing out that it IS the Blue Moon Inn.) Talk with Dr. Harlow, and buy him a beer when he asks for it. Then he will tell you how to kill the Vampire, and give you a Stake.

Gather everything you need and then go to Draynor Manor. Walk over to the staircase that goes down. Go down the stairs and open the coffin. Count Draynor will jump out and start attacking you. Fight him and when he gets a full red bar, the Stake should automatically stab him. If it does not, make sure you have the Hammer with you, and the Stake. (If it STILL does not work, try using Garlic on him or manually stabbing him with the stake.) When he dies, you will complete the quest.

Ok, now that you have completed Vampire Slayer, let’s do the Sheep Shearer now.

Sheep Shearer Quest

Reward: 150 Crafting XP and 60gp.
Quest Points: 1
Items Needed: None.
Items Recommended: None.
Items Acquired During the Quest: Shears, 20 Wool, and 20 Balls of wool.
Requirements: None.
Length: Short
Difficulty: Novice
Start Point: Northwest of Lumbridge.
Description: Fred the Farmer’s sheep are getting mighty woolly. He will pay you to shear them.
To Start: Speak with Fred the Farmer.

First, you must locate Fred the Farmer. Fred can be found at him farm. The farm is Northwest of the Sheep Pen, and the Sheep Pen is North of the Lumbridge Castle.

Talk to Fred and he will tell you that his sheep need shearing, but that he does not have the time to do it. He will ask you to help him by bringing him 20 balls of wool. Agree to help him and pick up the shears that are lying on the table in the farmhouse.

Go into the field next to Fred’s house. Either use your shears on the sheep or simply click on them, and then you will get some wool. Shear 20 sheep and get 20 wools. Now, you have your wools, but they are not balls of wool. Therefore, you are going to have to spin them into balls. To do this, go to the Lumbridge Castle.

When you have arrived in the castle, go up the ladder in the southwest corner to the next level. Click the spinning wheel and click make X then type 20 and it will spin all your wools into balls, alternatively, you can use each wool on the Spinning Wheel to turn them into Balls of wool, but this can take awhile.

Once you have spun all your wool into balls, take them back to Fred the Farmer for your reward. Sheep Shearer quest is finished.

I hope you have enjoyed the Double Quest Guide. Happy Playing!

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