World 66 Laws The oldest member organization, this is a simple one. You bring essense, they give you laws and noted essense back. Red robes are worn by official crafters. World 16 Airs Just like law-running the event is a place for freeplay...all you have to do is give the crafters a few essense items and they give you some airs and essense. World 132 Yanille Flackers This is where fletchers can gather in peace, away from the banks. Does anyone know of more, where people simply meet to play in tranquility?

This is why you should be the boss

I'm here to discuss the numerous advantages of being bossy. While it won't be helpful at low levels, it could help you achieve a high level of combat. Benefits ---- As you boss other players, you will also gradually increase your bank value. It's wonderful to have a variety of drops and not get bored. After bossing for some time I am sure that you'll get plenty of turmoil (maybe even 99) and yak(charms too), probly oversprays, professional equipment 99 mage, and range deciding how you invest your cash.

The divine sigil, god Wars dungeon items and torva armour are available from bosses with high rank. Since most teams require extremes and chaos You don't need to get 96 herblore.

You can increase your kills by using the fire cape/ bandos armorand chaotic weapons. This can help you save the cost of expensive party hats. You can save money by investing in the effigies of bosses (ONLY SOLO’S) to more expensive skills such as herblore. The people who are afraid to boss because of their lack of experience can perform massive favors for bosses and even hope to get rich by using the lootshare system.

Disadvantages----Takes extremely long to see drops such as a sigil from corp or torva armour from nex and can get frustrating but the effort is well worth it. It's not typical to see a lot of drops before you gain more requirements, such as extremes, turmoil and chaotic weapons in order to be able join good teams. Discuss whether there are advantages or disadvantages of bossing.

I'm level 129, I started playing RS about a month prior to when RS2 was launched. Since I was in middle school at the time it was easy to find the time (days) to play RS. I meant that I was a normal child with good academics. I also did normal sports. But when you're than young, there's only so much stuff you can accomplish, and I was among the very first people in my freaking county to have DSL back then (Still are using it fuuuu.png), so what did I have to lose by having my scapes on? God know how much about computers this game taught me as a 11-year old self.

I am not here to smother your face with nostalgia. In the last year RS has released mounds of updates that are high-level including turmoil (which I don't like), chaotic weapons godwars, godwars, nex corp, and all sorts of crap. Although I am not averse to the requirements, there are many other things I don’t have, but if I had the time permitted, I'd certainly have them.

The aspect of RuneScape that has seen the biggest change is the community. The majority of older players who were members of clans with large numbers, have grown up in the past three years since PKing was eliminated. The new era has arrived, and there is no going back. Adding the wildness to your game will not make anything better. PVP is, as I must admit, turned into an unforgiving competition.

PVP has been reduced to a series of insults about x, followed by an excuse to justify x. Because I don't have enough time to have the ability to play a chaotic weapon or have 160M to purchase turmoil, it can be difficult to find PVM teams that aren't LS masses.

I don't intend to offend anyone. I'm just being a woman over it. I'm sure that in the last three or four years, players have taken the game seriously. I don’t hold anyone responsible for my playing time, and I’ve met some really cool 09ers.

It's a bit odd that bossing at my current level is able buy multiple levels that cost more than 100 million. It's crazy that maging DKs using firebolt was normal. Most people my level have been playing for about a quarter of the time I have, and they're.. truly.. in to runescape. I'm not a fan of being the random freeplayer that people see and comment on, "wow 99 mage you are an a**." However, I'm feeling like things are getting way too serious. I would like people to understand my viewpoint.

Recently, I was thinking about the minigames that are currently in the wilderness, and are scheduled to be relocated to the "Gamer's Grotto north of Falador." However, I find the overall concept to be a disaster. They will just be put in some random location, rather than ensuring minigames are moved to appropriate locations based on their background.

In any case I took an examination of the minigames that were played in the wild such as Clan Wars. Most of them appear to be extremely "wild-centred" that means they aren't logical if left alone.

The Mage Arena is dangerous because it is far north. You run the risk of being attacked along your path. Additionally, you do not have the same equipment to fight in case you are attacked. The idea of stealing creation is a way to demonstrate that wilderness protection can work. The camp is dedicated to the worship and reincarnation spirits of the dead who haunt the godwars battlefields. The Guthix fist is an ancient battle location that is guarded by druids every day. A lot of warriors visit to fight every day to increase their power.

Activities 2 and 3 will remain, but I also know that Clan Wars doesn't necessarily need to be a wilderness-based game. The ability to fight against one another to train could be easily transferred to Al Kharid's famed duel arena. You can have the mages create some interdimensional connections with the same magic that created the POHs. (Yes, there is an explanation for this:). That will work well.

It is possible that the revenants that are currently in a strange cave and are taking creation, can be relocated. I think the central area of the mystic's retreat is the best.

Fist of Guthix is a strange creature. It is located in low-level wilderness and there is no need to carry anything. Teleporting is an option for players, and it is a good thing, because you run the risk of being killed, but you don't lose anything. What's wrong with this? Personally, I would be content.

I'm thinking whether Sir Amik Varze really is a knight. The White Knights (By Guthix they are better known as the Kinshra) is an organization that is both military and political. However, in feudal societies (yes, RuneScape does not pay any attention to how countries were run, or the size of land... places are too small...) a knight is at the bottom while the king is the top and only gets beaten by an Emperor.

Amik is a peer if he is the ruler of the King's horse. That would also make Burthorpe to a princely state. (I imagine that the principality is huge and that the town is only the capital).

As for the Kinshra: they were expelled from Falador and on mountains (I'm pretending a mountain range separates Asgarnia and Misthalin from Wilderness... seems odd to have one mountain all by it's own), so I'm guessing Daquarius is the chief and the marquess of Kinshra.
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